Join the association
Your seat at the table is ready.
If you're a student from Anjouan studying in Uganda — or about to be — this is where you belong. Membership means support, friendship, and a community that shows up.
What membership gives you
Not a card, not a number — a family that has your back from the day you arrive.
People who get it
Students from the same island, the same language, the same culture — you don't have to explain who you are. You just belong.
Help when it matters
Exam prep, arrival support, welfare emergencies — the association shows up when things get hard, not just when things are fun.
A voice in the association
Vote in elections, raise concerns at assemblies, and stand for any elected office. Membership means having a say.
Gatherings worth showing up to
Iftars, community dinners, football matches, career workshops — events that feel like home, not obligations.
Two ways to belong
Full membership for Anjouan students, honorary membership for well-wishers — both defined in the constitution.
Full Member
Open to all students of Anjouan origin studying in Uganda. You register with the association, accept the constitution, and receive a membership ID. You can vote and stand for any elected office.
Apply as a full memberHonorary Member
Open to well-wishers who support ASAIU's goals and respect its constitution. Accepted by majority vote of the executive committee. You uphold and support the association as a valued ambassador.
Enquire about honorary membershipStart here
Just the basics — name, email, university, and phone. We'll gather the rest during onboarding.
Membership dues
Annual dues fund events, welfare support, and operations. The amount is set by the executive committee and communicated during registration.
What happens next
1. You submit this form.
2. The executive reviews your application.
3. You receive a confirmation and membership ID.
4. You pay your dues to activate membership.
Questions?
Not sure if ASAIU is right for you? Email membership@asaiu.org or check the membership page for more details.