Additional Players / Accompanying persons who are interested to take part in the forthcoming Asian Continental Chess Championship to be held at Xingtai, China from 06 to 16 June,2019 are requested to complete the registration on or before 24.04.2019 using our online portal .
Grandmasters with 2500 ELO Rating in Open and Woman Grandmasters with 2200 ELO rating in Women category will be considered under Special entries for participation in the Asian Individual Chess Championship, even if they have not participated in the National Senior / National women Senior in the immediate previous year. However, such ratings should reflect in the FIDE rating published three months before the start of the tournament” (i.e.01 March 2019 FIDE FRL will be considered for this championship)
Players who have participated in the 2018 Nationals Senior and National Women senior are eligible to take part in the 2019 Asian Continental chess championship, subject to AICF approval / championship regulations.
The following charges should be credited online while registering online.
- For Twin Sharing : Charges for each Player is Rs.75,250/- which includes entry fee, registration fee, Boarding & lodging in twin sharing in official hotel and bank charges only.
- For Single Room : Charges for each Player is Rs.1,05,950/- which includes entry fee, registration fee, Boarding & lodging in Single room in official hotel and bank charges only.
Charges for each accompanying person is Rs.56,600/- which includes registration fee, Boarding & lodging in twin sharing and bank charges only.
All the entries are subject to approval of the AICF / championship organizers
Please Click here to download the championship regulations

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