Members and Years of Admission
| Country: | Year: | National Federation: | Ext.link: | National team: | Note: |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan | 2012 | Bandy Federation of Afghanistan | |||
| Argentina | 2008 | Bandy Federation of Argentine | |||
| Armenia | 2008 | Armenian National Federation of Bandy | |||
| Australia | 2006 | Australian Bandy Federation | |||
| Belarus | 1999 | Belarusian Bandy Federation | Belarus | ||
| Canada | 1986 | Canada Bandy | Canada | ||
| China | 2010 | Chinese Ice Hockey Association | |||
| England | 2010 | Bandy Federation of England | |||
| Estonia | 2002 | Eesti Jääpalliliit | Estonia | ||
| Finland | 1955 | Suomen Jääpalloliitto | Finland | Founding member | |
| Hungary | 1988 | Magyar Bandy Szövetség | Hungary | ||
| India | 2002 | Bandy Federation of India | |||
| Ireland | 2006 | Bandy Federation of Ireland | |||
| Italy | 2003 | Federazione Italiana Bandy | |||
| Japan | 2011 | Japan Bandy Federation | |||
| Kazakhstan | 1994 | Kazakhstan Bandy Federation | Kazakhstan | ||
| Kyrgyzstan | 2004 | Bandy Federation of Kyrgyzstan | |||
| Latvia | 2006 | Latvijas Bendija Federācija | Latvia | ||
| Lithuania | 2008 | Lithuanian Bandy Association | |||
| Mongolia | 2002 | Bandy Federation of Mongolia | Mongolia | ||
| Netherlands | 1973 | Nederlandse Roller sports en Bandy Bond | Netherlands | ||
| Norway | 1955 | Norges Bandyforbund | Norway | Founding member | |
| Poland | 2005 | Bandy Federation of Poland | |||
| Russia | 1992 | All Russian bandy federation | Russia | Replaced the Soviet Union | |
| Serbia | 2006 | Bandy Federation of Serbia | |||
| Sweden | 1955 | Svenska Bandyförbundet | Sweden | Founding member | |
| Switzerland | 2006 | The Bandy Federation of Switzerland | |||
| Ukraine | 2008 | Ukrainian Bandy and Rink-bandy Federation | |||
| United States | 1981 | American Bandy Association | United States |
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