Oculoplastics (Ophthalmology) fellowships in Bangkok, Thailand

The 2027 call accepts ophthalmology specialists and final-year ophthalmology residents who complete the qualifying assessment before training. The notice sets additional conditions for applicants with government service commitments.

The 2027 call says doctors trained abroad must be registered to practise medicine in Thailand and have an ophthalmology specialist or approval certificate from the Thai Medical Council.

The 2027 call asks for ID, household registration, medical licence, ophthalmology qualification or proof from the training institution if unfinished, a CV in Thai or English, two photos and two references. A home-institution work certificate for at least three years and institutional approval are listed where applicable. Oculoplastics applicants also submit a motivation statement of up to one A4 page.

For Thai applicants, the curriculum requires a Thai Medical Council-recognized medical degree or equivalent and an ophthalmology specialist certificate, approved qualification or recognized equivalent. It describes documentation routes for final-year ophthalmology residents and applicants awaiting their specialty certificate.

The curriculum permits international applicants with recognized or department-assessed equivalent medical and ophthalmology qualifications, good English communication or sufficient spoken Thai, and approval by the department’s postgraduate training committee.

The 2027 admissions notice asks for three original recommendation letters. The specialty curriculum’s selection rubric reviews licence and specialty credentials, transcript and exam evidence, a CV or portfolio, references and the applicant’s personal statement.