What to bring for medical screening

On the day of your medical screening, you will be asked to:

1. Take your photo at the Photo Studio; and

2. Complete the e-fitting process for us to obtain your body measurements. This is so that you can be issued with the uniform, boots, apparels and other National Service (NS) equipment of the right size for your NS training on your enlistment day.

Please observe and follow the instructions in the following checklist on the day of your medical screening. Do note that failure to observe these instructions may require you to come back on multiple occasions to complete your medical screening, resulting in delays to your screening process and possibly your enlistment. We will not make any exceptions to our requirements and you will be asked to come back again should you come unprepared or without the right documents.

You may download the medical screening checklist [PDF, 41 KB].

Dos and don'ts for medical screening

Do

• Have a neat and short haircut for photo-taking

• Wear your spectacles if you are short-sighted or long-sighted

• Have a clean shave

• Report in Physical Training attire (T-shirt, shorts or Bermuda shorts, and sport shoes or sandals)

Don't

• Report with coloured, long or messy hair

• Wear your contact lenses

• Have a beard

• Report in singlets, long-sleeved shirts or formal shows, or wear any jewellery

What to bring

Two proof of identity

1. Singapore Passport, student ez-link card or driving licence (any one of the three) in exchange for a visitor pass at the guardhouse.
   
   If you have only one form of identification, inform the guardhouse that you are reporting for medical screening and follow their instructions to gain entry to Central Manpower Base (CMPB).

2. National Registration Identity Card (NRIC) as your identification within CMPB.

Medical screening questionnaire

3. Medical screening questionnaire completed and signed by your parent or guardian, if not done so online.

Medical documents

4. Medical reports, hospital appointment cards, X-ray films, blood donation card and school health booklet, if any.

Education certificates and transcripts

5. For private and overseas courses (original and photocopy)

Please have your meal before coming for your medical screening appointment as the entire process will take about four to five hours, including the psychometric test.