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Hi there,
I'm looking for some recent requirements regarding the (initial) medical requirements for Vietnam.
A search is not clear enough..
What I'm mainly interested in is the ECG, is this in rest position or during exercise, trying to get the preliminaries in Europe to send those over before I go down there...
Figuring out what I have to do over here.
Appreciate the feedback CK
I'm looking for some recent requirements regarding the (initial) medical requirements for Vietnam.
A search is not clear enough..
What I'm mainly interested in is the ECG, is this in rest position or during exercise, trying to get the preliminaries in Europe to send those over before I go down there...
Figuring out what I have to do over here.
Appreciate the feedback CK
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Under 60, it’s resting. If you’re standard, you’ll pass, although the Doctor in Hanoi is known to make a fuzz when he looks at your results, hoping you freak out and offer some Dongs... If you ignore him, he’ll let you go...
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Hi there,
I'm looking for some recent requirements regarding the (initial) medical requirements for Vietnam.
A search is not clear enough..
What I'm mainly interested in is the ECG, is this in rest position or during exercise, trying to get the preliminaries in Europe to send those over before I go down there...
Figuring out what I have to do over here.
Appreciate the feedback CK
I'm looking for some recent requirements regarding the (initial) medical requirements for Vietnam.
A search is not clear enough..
What I'm mainly interested in is the ECG, is this in rest position or during exercise, trying to get the preliminaries in Europe to send those over before I go down there...
Figuring out what I have to do over here.
Appreciate the feedback CK
Overall, if you have your Cholesterol within limits and you can walk up 3 flights of stairs without having problems catching your breath, you’ll pass...
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I am about to go for an interview and I am bit worried about the weight. I gained a lot of weight since I stopped smoking.
Been told by the agency that they fail a lot of people because of BMI. Is this true.\?
Been told by the agency that they fail a lot of people because of BMI. Is this true.\?
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FYI:
These are the current parameters:
Males –minimum height 165 cm in bare feet (pilot with 165cm should be certified by official writing)
Females – minimum height 160 cm in bare feet (pilot with 160cm should be certified by official writing)
Males – BMI not to exceed 32
Females – BMI not to exceed 32
Maximum Blood pressure – 140 Cholesterol (mmold/L) 3.9 – 5.2
Creatine (umol/L) 53 – 120
Myopic (max 3 levels) or far vision should be 6/10
Teeth – Candidates must not have more than 4 missing teeth, otherwise dental work carried out prior to screening.
Hope it helps...
These are the current parameters:
Males –minimum height 165 cm in bare feet (pilot with 165cm should be certified by official writing)
Females – minimum height 160 cm in bare feet (pilot with 160cm should be certified by official writing)
Males – BMI not to exceed 32
Females – BMI not to exceed 32
Maximum Blood pressure – 140 Cholesterol (mmold/L) 3.9 – 5.2
Creatine (umol/L) 53 – 120
Myopic (max 3 levels) or far vision should be 6/10
Teeth – Candidates must not have more than 4 missing teeth, otherwise dental work carried out prior to screening.
Hope it helps...
