Reconnecting global O&G professionals in London

London nurtures some of the finest research and technology developments, while its influence through medical schools, universities and hospitals are second to none

For decades, England’s capital has been the launch pad for new ideas and trends. It’s a creative hub where there is always something new to see and do. Hotels, venues, restaurants and attractions constantly update and improve. This means no matter how many times you visit, London always has something new in store. 

The RCOG College was founded in 1929, and moved offices from Regent’s Park to our new home in London Bridge in 2019, where our offices house 16 women’s health organisation today, all working to improve the health of women and girls. 

About ExCeL London 

Located in the historic Royal Docks, ExCeL London hosts 300 events annually and attracts over four million visitors. It has an unrivalled transport network with two onsite DLR stations, parking for 3,070 cars and London City Airport just five minutes away. Its 100 acre site is also home to London’s International Convention Centre (ICC London), which includes a fully flexible auditorium, catering and exhibition space and a variety of meeting rooms.

As a venue, ExCeL London continually invest in their environment, product and customer service and work with hundreds of partners across the capital to unlock the very best of what London has to offer. 

ExCeL London’s vision is to be a sustainability leader within the industry by shaping the future of events and has been certified carbon neutral in 2022. The venue has also earned the ‘Triple Crown of Sustainability’, using 100% renewable energy, sending zero waste to landfill, and is committed to a 50% emission reduction by 2030 and to become net zero by 2050.

Travel advice 

ExCeL London is easy to reach both within the UK with the new Elizabeth Line as well as DLR and via international travel with six main airports in close distance. 

For detailed travel advice, please visit ExCeL London website here: www.excel.london/visitor/getting-here 

Visas for UK entry 

You may need a visa to come to the UK.

It is the sole responsibility of the participant to take care of their visa requirements. Any participant requiring an entry visa must allow sufficient time for the application process. Visas can be applied for up to three months in advance and we strongly recommend you allow the full amount of time. Full details of UK Visa requirements can be found on the UK government web site: https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration/tourist-short-stay-visas

The Organisers cannot take responsibility for declined visa applications, or applications not processed in time, for delegates to attend in person. 

Individuals requiring an official letter of invitation to apply for a visa can request one during their registration. To receive a letter of invitation, participants must first register for the Congress and submit payment in full. Only registered delegates will be eligible to receive a letter, not accompanying persons. The letter of invitation does not create any financial or other obligations on the Organisers in any way. All expenses incurred in relation to the Congress are the sole responsibility of the participant. The Organisers do not guarantee the success of any letter of invitation in obtaining a visa.