Haematology-oncology (Pediatric) fellowships in Asia

Institution policy: NUH honorary clinical fellowships for foreign doctors are unpaid and require home-country sponsorship; S$560 NUH processing fee (paid positions are advertised separately on NUH careers)

The 2027 round required an online application and delivery of the documents by post or in person to the department office between 12 and 23 October 2026. Departmental document review and interviews were scheduled for 26 October to 6 November.

New applicants were asked for a printed online application, medical-school transcript, copies of the physician licence and specialist certificate or expected residency completion certificate, and applicable training and employment records.

Undergraduate degree registrable with MMC; postgraduate paediatric degree from country of origin or equivalent (MRCPCH, MRCPI, FRACP, MMed Paed Singapore); full-time paediatric hospital experience; head-of-department recommendation; proof of sufficient funding

Self-funded training fee: non-Malaysian RM36,000 per year (Malaysian RM18,000) plus RM100 management fee, prorated monthly; 15% discount for Lower Middle Income and 30% for Low Income Countries (World Bank)

Yes - programme listed for national and international candidates; any foreign national joining as observer or fellow must obtain Temporary Registration from the National Medical Commission

The March 2027 call lists MD or FCPS in Paediatrics for this Phase B track. The shared criteria require at least three years in active service in the relevant specialty and exclude candidates already qualified in the same discipline.

The March 2027 call required submitting the completed form, original payment receipt and supporting documents to the BMU Controller of Examinations. Applicants could choose one discipline at one institution.

OMSB requires completed residency training at an accredited organisation and a specialty certificate. Candidates must satisfy the application requirements and pass the interview and any applicable examinations.

Qualified paediatricians with postgraduate paediatric training; minimum 36 months paediatrics post-housemanship; must fulfil SMC criteria for temporary registration; prior haematology/oncology experience preferred

Yes - KKH clinical fellowships are offered to foreign medical doctors; clinical fellows need a supporting letter from their government, regional health authority or home institution stating their position is reserved until return

Institution policy: self-funded - KKH application fee, training fee, SMC temporary registration, Training Employment Pass, malpractice insurance and all personal expenses are borne by the applicant (home-country support letter required)

Institution policy: self-funded - KKH application fee, training fee, SMC temporary registration, Training Employment Pass, malpractice insurance and all personal expenses are borne by the applicant (home-country support letter required)

Institution policy: NUH honorary clinical fellowships for foreign doctors are unpaid and require home-country sponsorship; S$560 NUH processing fee (paid positions are advertised separately on NUH careers)

Physicians may apply after general paediatrics residency at NU SOM or another Kazakhstan Ministry of Health-accredited programme. A recognised adult or paediatric haematology/oncology residency can also qualify for the corresponding subspecialty.

The institutional checklist gives international applicants a medical-certificate route and directs holders of foreign medical degrees to admissions policy clause 3.2.8. The programme still requires eligible residency training recognized in Kazakhstan.

The fellowship checklist requests ID, a notarized residency certificate, medical degree and transcripts, a notarized professional readiness assessment, two confidential recommendations from the last 12 months, a personal statement of up to 500 words, a medical certificate and a criminal-record document. Foreign medical degrees follow a separate admissions-policy clause.

Fellowship application via the AUB GME office (application forms page; separate eligibility requirements for AUB and non-AUB residents). Elective rotations/observerships are applied for separately.

For the 2027 Saudi Board subspecialty route, SCFHS requires the main-specialty Saudi Board certificate, an equivalent Senior Registrar classification, or a pass in the main-specialty final written examination. Additional primary-subspecialty requirements apply where relevant.

Use KFMC’s Fellowship Training Admission form and select the applicable KFMC or SCFHS route. KFMC says Saudi fellowship application dates follow the national SCFHS admissions schedule.

The KFMC application form requests a CV, medical degree and transcript, internship certificate, three recommendation letters and ID or Iqama. Its separate document form also lists the acceptance notice and SCFHS credentialing certificate.

The department lists a letter of intent, ID photo, class rank certificate, academic transcript, medical diploma, PRC board rating, internship certificate, and a residency certificate for fellowship applicants.

Complete paediatric specialty training by appointment, or be expected to complete it by then. The hospital requires paediatric specialist certification by the end of the fiscal year of appointment, or expected certification by then.

The fiscal 2027 first round requires tracked post to the Prefectural Hospital Bureau. The prefecture recommends visiting the hospital and consulting the programme lead before applying.

The first-round packet includes the interview application, examination and photo forms, an essay, three photographs, a medical licence copy and a recommendation from a training supervisor.

Physicians may apply after general paediatrics residency at NU SOM or another Kazakhstan Ministry of Health-accredited programme. A recognised adult or paediatric haematology/oncology residency can also qualify for the corresponding subspecialty.

The institutional checklist gives international applicants a medical-certificate route and directs holders of foreign medical degrees to admissions policy clause 3.2.8. The programme still requires eligible residency training recognized in Kazakhstan.

The fellowship checklist requests ID, a notarized residency certificate, medical degree and transcripts, a notarized professional readiness assessment, two confidential recommendations from the last 12 months, a personal statement of up to 500 words, a medical certificate and a criminal-record document. Foreign medical degrees follow a separate admissions-policy clause.

MD/DNB in Pediatrics from an MCI/NMC-recognised institution with 2 years' post-PG teaching experience completed by 31 July 2026; Indian citizens (open seats); sponsored candidates require prescribed sponsorship certificate

Advertisement addresses Indian citizens for open seats; foreign-national pathway not separately described in the July 2026 PDF beyond FMGE document requirements for foreign MBBS graduates

Identity and address proof; DOB; class 10/12; MBBS and MD/DNB marksheets and certificates; FMGE if applicable; attempt and internship certificates; MCI/SMC registration; experience; NOC if government service; publications; sponsorship certificate if sponsored

SCFHS baseline medical/surgical subspecialty admission policy: Saudi Board in main specialty or equivalent SeniorRegistrar classification, OR passed main-specialty final written examination; further subspecialty requires primary-subspecialty Board/equivalent SeniorRegistrar status. Medically fit. Additional programme-specific prerequisites still apply; no nationality or visa eligibility inferred.

Indonesian specialist in paediatrics (Sp.A) (domestic or foreign graduate; foreign-trained specialists need an adaptation certificate from a collegium-recognised institution); legalised specialist diploma; valid specialist STR; collegium recommendation; employer consent if employed; signed statement to comply with RSUD Dr. Soetomo/FK UNAIR rules; family consent. Specialist GPA >= 3.00; ELPT/TOEFL >= 500; 1 year continuous work in the chosen subspecialty at a paediatric specialist education institution (IPDSA) or 3 years outside an IPDSA; symposium/workshop evidence in the field; hospital recommendation with statement to return; lifelong specialist STR; Sp.A competence certificate; IDAI UKK recommendation and 2 peer references.

Online registration via PPMB Universitas Airlangga (ppmb.unair.ac.id), selection fee, TPA and English test, then programme subject exam, health test/MMPI and interview; hard-copy documents for stage-1 passers

Even semester 2026/2027: online registration 1 September - 3 November 2026 (19:00 WIB); TPA and English test 7 November 2026 on Campus C. Odd semester 2026/2027 registration ran 1 April - 22 June 2026

Self-funded or sponsored; fees 2026/2027: UKT Rp 25,000,000 per semester plus one-off IPI Rp 40,000,000. Ministry of Health study-assignment candidates need a letter confirming MoH/health office covers UKT and IPI

Indonesian specialist (Sp1) in paediatrics (Sp.A); specialist transcript GPA >= 3.00 (programme accredited A/B); English test AcEPT >= 209 or TOEP PLTI >= 45/450; aptitude test PAPs UGM or TPDA PLTI >= 500; recommendation letter or competence certificate from the relevant collegium; valid STR; certificate of completion of the specialist deployment programme (formerly WKDS) or at least 1 year of clinical service; 2 confidential online references. Clinical experience of at least 1 year at a paediatric specialist education institution (IPDSA), 2 years at an IPDSA network hospital or 3 years at another hospital; recommendation from the IDAI branch chair and from the relevant IDAI working group (UKK). Recommendation from 2 consultants in the field at the UGM Department of Child Health. Maximum age 45 at start (older applicants need a hospital director's recommendation).

Online registration at admissions.ugm.ac.id, then email the selection documents (PDF with printed online registration proof) to the programme (sp2anak.fkkmk@ugm.ac.id; 0815-8113-519); academic test, MMPI, health test and programme interview

January 2027 intake: online registration 14-27 September 2026 via admissions.ugm.ac.id; documents emailed to the programme 12-23 October 2026; tests 24-30 October 2026; results 4 December 2026

Paediatric specialists with a specialist GPA of at least 3.00 and an ELPT or recognised TOEFL score of at least 500. Applicants need one continuous year in the subspecialty at a paediatric specialist education institution or three years outside one.

Specialist transcript and Sp.A competency certificate, language test result, proof of work and relevant training, employer recommendation and return undertaking, UKK recommendation and references from at least two IDAI peer-group members.

Applicants need a paediatric specialist GPA of at least 3.00 and must be under 45 unless they have a special UKK recommendation. Prior work in the chosen division must be at least one consecutive year for staff at a paediatric specialist education institution or three years for staff elsewhere.

Register and upload the required documents through the Universitas Padjadjaran admissions portal (admission.unpad.ac.id). Follow the programme’s instructions for testing or interview.

Include paediatric specialist transcript, IDAI membership card, at least two UKK peer references, employer and sending-institution approval, a notarised return-to-work agreement and declarations on prior training and simultaneous applications.

Under the 2026 guide, foreign nationals can apply through designated quotas. Admission requires registration of the parent specialty, authorised residence, documented financial support and placement through YDUS. Proof of Turkish proficiency may be required within one year of starting.