To become a member of the American International Club of Rome, simply fill out an application form, including your CV in English where indicated and the names of two Club members sponsoring your membership, and click the Send button. If you don't yet know other Club members, come by one of our First Fridays Happy Hours to meet us (and your eventual sponsors), or else contact us at aicr@aicrome.org

Your candidacy will be reviewed at a monthly board meeting. If accepted, you will be warmly welcomed as a new member of the Club and we will then ask you for your membership dues fee.

It may be necessary to place non-U.S. applicants on a waiting list for membership approval, as our membership policy required the membership of American citizens to be at least 51%.

Non-U.S. applicants can avoid the waiting list by becoming an AICR Business Member or bringing a new American to join the Club.

Established in 1953, the American International Club of Rome has a long and noble history in Italy and is committed to enriching the lives of members through a variety of cultural and charitable events and activities.

• Access to the Members-only section on the AICR website, an area reserved for networking and connecting to our international community. Plus, free PDF versions of local Roman Magazines in English.
  
• A copy of the Annual Membership Directory and a subscription to AICR News, AICR's Quarterly Magazine.
  
• Members-only discounts for products/services of select member businesses
  
• Automatic membership in the Association of American Clubs (AAC) and reciprocal benefits from Clubs around the world
  
• Membership discounts on all AICR events
  
• Invitations to members-only events
  
• Priority reservation for sold-out events and the AICR Discussion and Lecture series
  
• Unique international business and social networking opportunities
  
• Beneficial marketing opportunities, through the FRIENDS OF AICR Program and Business Memberships
  
• Discounts and priority consideration for Club-related marketing opportunities.
  
• Access to a friendly English-speaking social forum
  
• Keeping in touch with American culture and traditions
  
• Being appraised of expat community events
  
• Volunteer and community service opportunities
  
• Getting to know Rome through American expat eyes
  
• ... oh, and we remember your birthday every year!