Paediatric Cardiology (Pediatric) fellowships in Asia

Yes - joint Children's HeartLink programme designed for trainees from low- and middle-income countries; selected applicants complete each country's formalities for local permissions and practice privileges

Medical doctors; documents: medical licence, certificate of employment and diploma (English), health certificate, pledge of medical information use, passport, photo; travel insurance once confirmed

Sponsored track: SNUH support of KRW 60,000 per day (KRW 1.8 million per month); non-sponsored: no financial support. Lodging, meals, insurance and transport are the observer's responsibility

Yes - eligibility explicitly refers to residency completed in the applicant's home country; Listed in the Siriraj international residency/fellowship recruitment materials (Fellowship & Clinical Fellowship programs)

NUH general requirements: basic medical degree; national licensing exam where applicable; 12 months housemanship; registered and in active practice in home country for the preceding 3 years; at least 3 years as Medical Officer after housemanship; good standing; 2 referees; sponsored by government, regional health authority or home institution (full-time employed); English test (IELTS 7 each / TOEFL iBT 100 / OET B) if basic degree not taught in English; plus department-specific requirements

Honorary (unpaid) - no salary, stipend, allowance or accommodation. Fees after acceptance: NUH processing S$560, SMC application S$300, registration/practising certificate S$550, malpractice insurance S$966/12 months, BCLS S$150, TEP S$360, plus departmental training fee if applicable

Honorary (unpaid) - no salary, stipend, allowance or accommodation. Fees after acceptance: NUH processing S$560, SMC application S$300, registration/practising certificate S$550, malpractice insurance S$966/12 months, BCLS S$150, TEP S$360, plus departmental training fee if applicable

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.

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

General UMMC requirements: Master's degree/clinical master or equivalent recognised by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC); registration with MMC; Professional Visit Pass (PLIK) approval; support of Head of Clinical Department; approval by UMMC Credentialing and Privileging Committee

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)