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YTK’s membership fees in 2022

General unemployment fund YTK’s membership fee for the year 2022 has been set at EUR 115, which works out at just under EUR 10 per month. The fee is EUR 4 less than before

We will be sending out bills for next year’s membership fees on 3 January 2022. Depending on your billing preferences, you will either receive a digital bill via online banking or a paper bill by post to your home address. The bill’s due date will be in January.

Thank you so much for being a member! There are already more than 500,000 of us, and the number of members has grown again this year. 

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