Medical Examinations for Licences
If you are applying for any of the CAAS Flight Crew licences, you must hold a valid Medical Assessment of the relevant class.
The required Medical Assessment Class for each licence type is as follows:
Medical Assessment Class (MAC) | Licence Type |
---|---|
Medical Assessment Class 1 | ATPL, CPL, MPL, PPL-IR |
Medical Assessment Class 2 | PPL, SPL |
More detailed requirements can be found in Singapore Air Safety Publication (SASP) Part 9.
Types of Licensing Medical Examinations (LMEs)
To schedule a medical assessment, simply submit your online Application for Medical Assessment (AMA) via the Electronic Licensing Medical Records System (ELMeRS). Upon successful application, schedule a Licensing Medical Examination (LME) with the Civil Aviation Medical Examination Centre (CAMEC), located at My PEL Hub:
60 Airport Boulevard, Changi Airport Terminal 2
Unit #B1-63-64
Singapore 819643
For further enquiries and assistance, you may contact aviationscreening@cgh.com.sg or call 6214 0797.
If you are attending your LME, bring along the following documents for verification by the DME:
- Singapore NRIC or FIN identity card (Note: Bring a passport if you are a foreign applicant without a Singapore FIN card); and
- Your current Aviation Licence (CAAS or Foreign), if any.
Important to note:
- The DME can only initiate the medical examination after ELMeRS has validated the successful completion of your online Application for the Medical Assessment process (including fee payment for medical evaluation). Please schedule your appointment with the DME after submitting your application for Medical Assessment and obtaining a confirmation receipt for payment made.
- Processing of Medical Assessment by CAMB will take up to 10 working days from the submission date of completed LME by the DME. Cases requiring further actions may take longer processing time depending on the complexity of the issue. Results of Medical Assessment will be sent to CAAS’ Licensing Section on the next working day.
- You are advised to schedule your LME within 45 days from the date of medical expiry to ensure that your Medical Assessment is renewed on time.
- LME and investigation results are valid for up to 90 days for the Medical Assessment, after which they must be repeated for the Medical Assessment to proceed.