Hello! I am a student from Spain and I want to apply this year to Vulcanus in Japan, I have a question about the doc. nº8 "Medical self-declaration".
For the little information that I found on the internet, I know that this document it used to be named Medical certificate. Maybe I am just building a big problem in my head when it is nothing to worry about. However, I am curious about what do you think: With a regular medical certificate signed and stamped for a General Practitioner affirming the two clauses, is enough? It is necessary to be an "official" document from your country? Or a Medical self-declaration is another type of document that you, the student, needs to be involved?
I am not sure if I express myself correctly, but I hope that you could understand the idea and you can help me with this doubt.
Thank you!
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From Spain too.
This is what i send last year:
Medic Center
X group
Mr hidesagred97, born the Xth of X of X, was checked today in detail. Hereby, it is reported that we didn´t find any sign of illness; in particular no signs of a contagious decease.
Mr hidesagred97 is in full heath and he is suited to participate in the exchange program (Vulcanus) in Japan.
This report is issued at his request in X, 18th of December 2017
Btw I have just realised that they have changed a bit the information document. The "Medical self-declaration" was "Medical certificate" before. I suppose that they want to pinpoint that we have to sign it along with our medic.
This is what i send last year:
Medic Center
X group
Mr hidesagred97, born the Xth of X of X, was checked today in detail. Hereby, it is reported that we didn´t find any sign of illness; in particular no signs of a contagious decease.
Mr hidesagred97 is in full heath and he is suited to participate in the exchange program (Vulcanus) in Japan.
This report is issued at his request in X, 18th of December 2017
Btw I have just realised that they have changed a bit the information document. The "Medical self-declaration" was "Medical certificate" before. I suppose that they want to pinpoint that we have to sign it along with our medic.
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Yes, they do not require the same document this year. I actually made the certificate before checking T_T So after that, I wrote a letter myself and next week I will ask my general practitioner to stamp it and sign it.
I'm not sure if the regular medical certificate is accepted or not.
I'm not sure if the regular medical certificate is accepted or not.
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I asked about the "Medical self-declaration" and they answered that with a medical certificate is fine for now.
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32722 wrote:I asked about the "Medical self-declaration" and they answered that with a medical certificate is fine for now.
Really ? What did they say exactly ? "for now" as in "this year only" ?
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Audrey wrote:32722 wrote:I asked about the "Medical self-declaration" and they answered that with a medical certificate is fine for now.
Really ? What did they say exactly ? "for now" as in "this year only" ?
This was the question and the answer:
- No. 8 : I have talked with my General practicioner and he can only sign a medical certificate. Should I write a self-declaration apart with my sign and send the medical certificate (with the General practicioner's sign) and another document with my self-declaration (with my sign)?
For now it will be fine if you send the medical certificate
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