This section of the website provides guidance for International Mountain Leaders who want to provide services (‘to guide’) in another country than their home country.
At the end of 2022, the UIMLA has started a multi-year project (2023-2024) to collect this information and make it available through these webpages. We’ve started with European UIMLA countries’ rules for mountain leaders providing temporary services (not yet finished) and will be extending the information gradually to ‘UIMLA countries’ outside Europe.
Disclaimer
The information on these pages is based on information we have received from authorities or have found in open sources. UIMLA cannot be held liable for damage or penalties granted as a result of applying the information contained on these pages.
In case you find information that is incorrect, please send an email to secretary@uimla.org or leave a reply at the bottom of this page.
When making any application to provide services in another country, UIMLA requests you notify your own national association at the earliest time. This helps the associations monitor the situation and understand if problems are being experienced.
I’ve been looking for this information for years!! Can’t wait for Greek and Spanish mobility rules!