The European Go Federation accepts new members through its annual meeting. The joining years of more recent new members are shown in the table below. (Defunct countries shown in brackets.) Countries can also be observer members before becoming full members.
As of 2016 there are 37 members as Azerbaijan and Latvia's memberships have lapsed.
Year | Countries | ||||
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2016 | Georgia | ||||
2015 | Iceland | ||||
2012 | Kazhakstan | ||||
2010 | Latvia | ||||
2005 | Azerbaijan | Bulgaria | Cyprus | ||
2000 | Bosnia | Belarus | |||
1997 | Armenia | Israel | |||
1996 | Turkey | Lithuania | |||
1995 | Serbia | ||||
1994 | Portugal | ||||
1993 | Czechia | Slovakia | |||
1992 | Slovenia | Croatia | Ireland | Russia | Ukraine |
1990 | (USSR) | Romania |
Members prior to this year were:
Austria (founder), Belgium (1985), (Czechoslovakia), Denmark (1980s?), Finland (1985),
France (1972), Germany (founder), Hungary (1970s?), Italy (1980s?), Luxembourg (1980),
Netherlands (founder), Norway (1979), Poland (1984), Spain (1980s?), Sweden (1970s?),
Switzerland (1977), United Kingdom (1960s?), (Yugoslavia)