How to join the French Foreign Legion

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To join the French Foreign Legion, you need to travel to France and apply in person at a recruitment centre. You will go through medical checks, fitness tests, logic tests and interviews. If you are selected, your first contract is for five years and you will start basic training at the 4th Foreign Regiment.

When I joined in 2012, I found the process confusing. This guide explains what to prepare, what to bring and what happens after you walk through the gate. It also includes the small things I wish someone had told me before I left home.

1. Check the requirements and prepare seriously

You do not need a school diploma. You do need to read and write in your own language. Your fitness, health, test results, motivation and behaviour all matter. A good running time will not make up for a bad attitude.

How old do you need to be?

Experience

Based on the recruitment information I use, the age range to plan around is 17 years and 6 months to 39 years and 6 months. If you are near the upper limit, do not wait until the last minute. Leave time for selection and signing your contract.

Under 18, you need extra paperwork from your parents or legal guardians. If you are only a few months away from your 18th birthday, my advice is to use that time to prepare and arrive as an adult.

Recruitment in 2026

The planning figure I reported for 2026 is about 1,100 new recruits. With roughly 8,000 volunteers presenting themselves in a year, that gives you an idea of the competition. It is not a calculation of your personal chances.

You need to arrive ready. The Legion can choose between candidates, so meeting a minimum does not mean you will be selected. I explain the figures and the preparation advice in my 2026 recruitment article.

French Foreign Legion recruitment illustration with the 2026 target changed from 1,200 to 1,100 recruits
The 2026 recruitment illustration used in my recruitment article, with the planning figure of 1,100 recruits.

My advice on fitness and BMI

If you cannot do four clean pull-ups, do not buy your plane ticket yet. Aim for at least ten, and train with the Luc Léger beep test before you go. These are preparation targets from me, not a promise that a certain score gets you in.

The published BMI range is 18 to 30. BMI is your weight in kilograms divided by your height in metres squared.

Experience

My advice is to arrive lean and fit, with a BMI around 25 or below if you are carrying extra body fat. At a BMI close to 30, you will usually be in a weaker position than a leaner, well-prepared candidate, unless you are particularly muscular and very fit. That is my practical assessment of the competition, not an official BMI limit.

Judge your running and pull-ups as well as your weight. You are preparing for military training, not a bodybuilding competition.

2. Choose a recruitment centre

If you are flying into Paris, Fort de Nogent in Fontenay-sous-Bois is a practical option. It is outside central Paris. This is where I arrived, and you can read that part of my story.

You can also present yourself in Aubagne. Other information posts are listed in the official recruitment-centre directory. Check the address and opening hours of the exact centre you choose.

Entrance to Fort de Nogent, the Foreign Legion preselection centre near Paris
Fort de Nogent in Fontenay-sous-Bois, near Paris.

Have a plan for getting home if you are not selected. When I joined, candidates who had come through Paris could be sent back there after failing in Aubagne. Do not build your travel budget around getting a free ticket today. Ask what applies to your situation.

Download your route before leaving home. Check it again when you arrive, especially if there are transport disruptions. Getting to France is your responsibility, so allow time and money for the whole journey.

3. Prepare your documents

Official Information

For Schengen nationals, and nationals of Ireland, Cyprus, the UK, Monaco and Andorra, the Legion lists a national ID card or passport. Other candidates need a passport. Read the official document requirements for your situation.

Bring the original passport or ID, not just a photo or copy. A residence permit does not replace the required passport. A birth certificate showing your parents is needed for identity regularisation before the end of your first year. These points are explained in the official recruitment FAQ.

Under 18: bring handwritten consent from both parents or legal guardians, copies of their IDs, and any applicable death or emancipation documents. Foreign minors need the required documents translated into French by an accredited translator.

Useful supporting papers include your driving licence, birth and family records, qualifications and military service records. Bring records of past surgery or illness, your health booklet if available, and glasses if you use them.

My advice before you leave

Bring a birth certificate now if you can get one easily. If an official French version is available in your country, take it. Keep your papers together in a folder, with copies stored safely for yourself.

Separate the paperwork needed for recruitment from the paperwork needed to travel. A document the Legion accepts at its desk is not automatically enough to board a plane or enter France. Check your own travel and visa requirements before booking. The Legion does not arrange your visa, invitation or flight.

If you have served in another army, bring your service papers. Do not turn up with a complicated administrative situation and expect someone else to sort it out for you.

4. Pack your bag

Keep it simple. Bring useful clothes and basic washing kit, not a bag full of things you bought to look like a soldier.

Official Information

The official packing list includes sports shoes, toiletries and three changes of underwear, T-shirts and socks. It sets a cash limit of €70 and prohibits weapons, including knives.

Experience

I still recommend seven pairs of underwear and seven pairs of socks. Three is too little for comfort during basic training. You receive underwear in Aubagne, but in my experience it is not very comfortable. Bring your own and think beyond your first few days of selection.

  • Two or three T-shirts. Simple clothes that are easy to wash.
  • Seven pairs of underwear and seven pairs of socks. Choose comfort.
  • A good pair of running shoes. Wear them before you travel.
  • A towel and shower slippers.
  • Soap or shower gel, a toothbrush and toothpaste.
  • A razor, spare blades and shaving gel.
  • Washing soap and a small brush. You may need to wash clothes by hand.
  • A little toilet paper. There is usually some available, but not always.
  • A small notebook and pen. Write down important phone numbers.
  • A small French dictionary and a book to read. There can be a lot of waiting.
  • A simple set of civilian clothes. Think about the season when you may next use them.
  • A small amount of cash within the €70 limit.

A few things you should not forget

Write your parents’, siblings’ and friends’ phone numbers in your notebook. So you won’t be like an idiot when you have the chance to call home and realise all the numbers are on a phone you cannot use.

Leave your laptop and tablet at home. Ask someone to send them later, once you have finished basic training and know what your regiment allows.

Do not bring a knife, multitool, uniform or a load of tactical equipment to impress anyone. You are going there to become a soldier. You do not need to dress up as one before you arrive.

The official list also says not to bring vehicle or house keys and lists jewellery and valuables as unnecessary. Arrange these things before leaving home.

5. Arrive at the recruitment centre

Fort de Nogent and Aubagne are listed as open 24 hours a day. Smaller information posts have their own office hours. My advice is to arrive on a weekday during the day, preferably in the morning. It is easier for you and the people receiving you. Check the centre directory before travelling.

At the gate, explain that you want to join the French Foreign Legion. Expect your identity documents and bag to be checked. Follow instructions and keep your important papers easy to reach.

You may be asked to do pull-ups early in the process. Be ready to show clean repetitions rather than trying to argue that a half-rep should count. I explain the preparation in the selection fitness guide.

Then expect to wait. There may be forms, interviews, small jobs and more waiting. You may also meet candidates who are much stronger than you. Do not let that destroy your motivation. Fitness matters, but it is not the only thing they are looking at.

6. Prepare for the medical checks

Know your medical history and bring the papers that explain it. Have your teeth checked before leaving. Getting a problem treated at home is easier than discovering it during selection.

Expect a medical examination and urine testing. A doctor may also examine your genitals. Do not be surprised by it. The purpose is to assess whether you are fit for service.

Experience

My advice about protein shakes stays the same: do not spend the weeks before selection drinking them day and night. Eat properly and keep your preparation sensible. Supplements will not make up for poor training.

If a urine test shows excess protein, the doctor may ask for further checks. That does not automatically mean kidney disease, and you cannot assume protein powder caused the result. Urine protein can rise for several reasons, including hard exercise. Let the doctor interpret the test.

Read the medical tests guide for more detail. A blog can help you prepare, but the recruiting doctor decides your medical fitness.

7. Pass the main selection tests in Aubagne

If you start in Paris and pass preselection, you continue to Aubagne. Staff will give you the travel instructions. Do not plan your trip around an old claim that transfers always happen on a certain day.

Centre de Sélection et Incorporation sign at the Foreign Legion selection centre in Aubagne
The selection and enlistment centre in Aubagne.

Fitness tests

Official Information

The official tests page lists overhand pull-ups and the Luc Léger beep test. It gives level 5 as the minimum for Luc Léger and strongly recommends being able to swim 25 metres without help.

  • Pull-ups: use an overhand grip, start with straight arms and return to the bottom between repetitions. Train clean pull-ups.
  • Luc Léger: practise the actual beep test. Pacing and turning matter as well as your general running fitness.
  • Swimming: arrive able to swim at least 25 metres without assistance. Prepare for this as well.

My preparation targets are higher than the published minimum: aim for at least ten clean pull-ups and around level 10 on Luc Léger. These targets come from my advice to candidates. They do not guarantee selection.

Logic tests and interviews

Practise logic questions so you understand how to work through them under time pressure. You do not need specialist knowledge, but practice can help you work faster. The IQ test guide explains what to work on.

You will also answer questions about your life and why you want to join. Know your own reasons. Do not arrive with a speech copied from the internet. Listen to the question and answer it clearly.

The Legion is looking for people who can serve and complete their contract. Explain why you want that life and show it in how you behave during selection.

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Prepare for selection.

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Practise logic and problem-solving.

Work through different question types before selection.

Give your training a plan.

Follow workout plans and practise with the Luc Léger test tool.

Prepare for your interviews.

Read a practical guide covering the selection interviews and the questions candidates are commonly asked.

Learn words you will use.

Build useful French vocabulary and listen to the pronunciation.

8. Start your life as a legionnaire

Waiting for the final decision is a moment you will remember. If you are selected and complete the joining formalities, basic training comes next. Passing selection is the beginning of the job.

You go to the 4th Foreign Regiment in Castelnaudary for about four months of initial training. This is where the practical things in your bag, including those extra pairs of underwear, become useful.

If you want to understand what the life feels like, start with my stories from the beginning. You can also read about pay in the French Foreign Legion and the career path.

Prepare seriously, keep your head clear and arrive ready to work.

LegionStories is an unofficial website. I served in the French Foreign Legion from 2012 to 2020 and continue to keep my knowledge of the Legion up to date thanks to my current job and friends.

158 Comments

  1. Hii I’m Gideon 32 year from Ghana, do l need to acquire a visa to France before the application or l can apply online

  2. Hi, does a treatable skin condition (psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis etc.) and/or a mild pectus excavatum influence the medical evaluation? Obviously the skin condition will be treated beforehand. Thank you!

  3. Bonjours je suis en France depuis 10 ans je suis pas papa 2 enfants qui sont nés ici en France avec une française j’ai 25 bientôt je possède un titre de séjour et permis de conduire je suis diplômé de un CAP installateur sanitaire ma question si je m’engage et que ma candidature soit acceptée. Est-ce que est-ce que pendant ma formation je verrais mes enfants pendant les week-ends
    Cordialement Camara naby

    • Hi I’m Dannis Tonga from Kenya currently a kdf soldier.I would like to join the French Legion

  4. Hello
    thank you so much for the very informative information. i have also some query about it. I am from nepal and currently i have been studying at UK in student visa. But i have interest to join in franch army. So, is it any possible ? if possible could you tell me the process please ?

    thank you !

  5. hello my all friends my name arun dhull I m Indian and now I m stay Armenia and my dream I m join France army join so please help

  6. if i have missing teth but no tooth decay also i have to wear glasses but i see pretty good can i join?

  7. Sir, my name is James West. I have always been interested in the French Foreign Legion..
    I am not a young man anymore. I have been in law enforcement for years. I am in top physical condition. My dream would be admitted into the Legion. I just turned 60. If I showed up at the Recruitment Center would I be turned away? Thank you sir, I appreciate any consideration.
    James West

  8. hello my name Harshdeep singh I m from india please tell me can i able join the French foriegn legion … I like the best thing about your army that you give everyone a chance Even weak men..

  9. hello I am from India I have only one hydrocle because I lost my one hydrocle through accident … so please tell me can i able join the French foriegn legion … I am eligible or not

  10. hello am 31 from the UK av always wanted to join the armed forces cause a know a would be a unbelievable soldier but I have a few medical problems which stopped me from joining the British armed forces could I still join

  11. hey aron, can the following disqualify me:
    scars healed from my stomach and under my foot.
    uti
    please answer me before i book my air ticket

  12. Hi Aron,

    Are Singapore citizens allowed to to join The French Foreign Legion?

    I heard that The FFL stopped accepting men from Singapore since 2022. Not sure whether this is true. Do you have any information about this?

    Do I have to take the covid vaccines to join The FFL?

    And when a man is accepted into The FFL, what vaccines does he have to take during his service in The FFL?

    And regarding the missing tooth requirement (max 4 to 6), does it include wisdom tooth previous extracted?

    Thank you.

    Best Regards,

    Daniel

  13. Hello
    I am from Mongolia and I want to join the FFL. The thing is i live in Sweden and i can travel to France without any requirement of any visa. I only have Mongolian password. Can i still join the FFL without visa. To travel from Mongolia to France i do need a visa and it isn’t neccasery to have visa if i travel from Sweden to France. (I do not have visa in Sweden either or citizenship, I live in Sweden illigaly) But it is possible for me to travel to France from Sweden without any problem.

  14. Aron,

    First of all THANK YOU for all the detailed information we can find on this webpage its really inspiring. I have a question, you already mentioned that you recommend to enlist in Paris but is there a difference is you go directly to Aubagne to enlist?

  15. Salut,
    je suis Nasiruddin. Actucllement je vis a dijon france. Dans un camp gouvernemental. j ‘ai 24 ans. Puis -je rejoinde l’armee french

  16. Hello, Aron, how long it takes to get one’s real name back after submit documents for ‘regularization of military situation’? Thank you

    • i want to join army un franch. but, haowbto joined arme forece. at present i live dijon in franc

  17. Hello sir. …..
    I am from Nepal..
    My BMI is 19 &urine contain 1-2 level blood..can i try or not?

  18. Hey i served in iraq when a was 18 for12 months seen action spent six.gears in was wanting to.joing the legion weees the best recruitin area amd time.thax

  19. Hello there,
    I have some questions about my eyesight. I had normal eye surgery as a toddler to remove some white clouds from my left eye due to may be some dust on my eyes. As a result, I have a few scars that make it a bit difficult for me to see as clearly as a normal eye, but I have no problems with either eye. Is there any chance to get selected?

  20. hello when you arrive do you hand over your mobile or not allowed to contact family while in training please

  21. Hi,

    I am wondering if having Eczema would cause you to fail the medical exam.

    I have read in some countries you can’t join the military if you have Eczema and I am wondering if the Legion is the same.

    Regards

  22. Hi Aron my name is conn I’m 22 and looking to join foreign legion I was rejected from Irish army due to colour blindness I’m not severely colour blind just any sort of colour blindness is unacceptable to Irish army what is the foreign legions stance on it?

    • French Foreign Legion Color Blindness Requirements

      C-4:

      Hesitation between GREEN and RED color, but comply with the TCCP test (Test de Capacité Chromatique Professionnelle)

      – the TCCP test examines in detail your real degree of color blindness
      – that degree has to be in accordance with your qualification required for various specialities of the C4 level

      C-3 (airborne forces):
      NO hesitation between GREEN and RED color

      – you are allowed to fail the Ishihara Color Vision Test (a color perception test), but you have to recognize RED and GREEN colors surely in the lantern test

      C-2 (commandos):
      – you are allowed to fail the Ishihara Color Vision Test, but you have to recognize all the basic colors in the Beyne lantern test

  23. Hi, Sam from India going this year. I am worried about 2 thinks –

    1. I am just 5’2″ rather short – but I can do about 50 pull ups in a go (I play water polo so kind of used to pull ups) – will this be a problem at the pull up test during pre-selection

    2. I am 32 years old – is that too old for the legion ?

    Thanks for this awesome website

  24. Greetings,

    This is Nathan from the United States. I am presently pursing my degree in Anthropological and linguistic studies, after which point I am considering enlisting in the French Foreign Legion if the time comes that I feel I need to do my part. I attempted to join the US military but they turned me away for some scars on my arm and a stroke at birth that does not in the least constitute any mental or physical effects on my day to day life. Would I still be able to join the FFL?

    • Hey,

      I’m sorry, but I can’t give a straight answer for medical questions, but if the US military turned you away, it’s not a good sign.

  25. bin deutscher 20 jahre alt ich habe keinen abschluss und kein zeugnis ?
    hab ich trotzdem eine change Legionaire zuwerden

    • 100m, 20 under water. Mandatory.
      PO track, under 5 minutes.
      2400m
      Cord.
      Traction’s.
      Tir.

    • I think he was asking rather for the selection process. I don’t know if they put it back since this Covid thing or not, but in a normal case you have to swim 25m without any help. If you fail, you go home

  26. I have a normal life in Sweden. Family, job, apartment etc. If I join FFL and pass the selection, will I then have time to deal with those things? If I fail selection, then I dont want to have quitted my job, got rid of my home etc. How does it work? If I go to france, I will need my phone, creditcard etc in order to get there. Will I get it back after the selection if I succed? If I fail? Is it even legal to take my personal belongings? Thank you for answers!

    • Jag är svensk i legionen just nu.
      Du ska inte ens tänka tanken på att gå med om du har dessa funderingar nu. Du kommer inte ha tid. Helt beroende på vilket regemente du hamnar på, beroende på din placering i gruppen. Om du går så långt att du kommer förbi uttagningarna. Så kommer du som bäst att ha helger fria, under hela första året.

  27. Hi there, I’m interested in joining the French foreign legion. But I suffer from seizures since 2015 ( l’épilepsie en Français) it’s under control by medication. Does that affect my medical test for joining. Because I can’t find anything about it on this site or on the official site of the French foreign legion. Speaking French should not be a problem, my maternal language is Dutch but I’m from Belgium so I was tought French in school as well. It just needs refreshing. Neither should be the other tests since I did them for the Belgian army (left after 2 year contract ended) and I’ve been keeping myself in shape working in other industries and working out.

  28. Hi, Aron I am Alex Katwan from Papua New Guinea
    I’m very Interested to join French Foreign Legion
    You think its possible for me to join?

  29. You was speaking about pull ups test then proceeded to change to talking about push ups. Which one is it? Also what steps do you think make you stand out more as a person in the selecting process? And I’m also assuming a standard fit person can pass right now because of Covid

  30. HI Im from nepal 30 years old I’m intrest to join franch military but how can I join us any system ya anybody idea plase repaly me

    • Hello Binod. To join the FFL you just need to turn up at a training centre. Paris I believe is the better one to go to. Dont have anymore than 50€ cash no cards and minimal luggage 3 Tshirts 3 boxer 3 socks 3 shorts. Ensure you have the correct documents and ID.

  31. Hello do you need to take your full medical history??
    Or do they just do a medical on you during selection??
    Keeping in contact with children is that easy whilst in selection??
    What would you recommend in terms of running what distance and time??
    I really want to join I’m 36 so to old for british army also have minor convictions so FFL is my best option to fulfill my dream in the army. I speak both English and Spanish does this help at all?? Do they teach you French as well??

  32. What are the requirements needed to apply for the red passport after working in french legion for 6 years ? And how long does it normally take to arrive if applied whole in french guyanne? Is it true that it will take longer time for the process if i bring my wife over before applying for red passport? Will i still get family benefits if i bring mt wife over even without red pp?

  33. Is there an email for the recruiting center,? I’m trying g to find my son. I haven’t heard from him in 7 months. Thanks

    • Hey, probably the best way to contact someone who could answer your question is to write them via facebook or Instagram

  34. Bonjour, La Legion etrangere : If they like you, (fit in) internationally
    and are physically fit and motivated, adaptable. You can leave up
    to 6 months. Je suis Americaine 38 ans. Bonne journee.

  35. Thank you Aron, am female Ugandan and am interested in Foreign miltary training. could you please make me any other recommendations.

  36. Hello there am Daphine, my question is, Does nationality matter and are females eligible to join? Thank you

  37. Hey I was disqualified from joining the US Armed forces due to the fact that I might become an alcoholic like some of my family members. Can I still join the French Foreign Legion?

  38. Hello sir
    I am an Albanian living in Italy. I would like to be part of the French Foreign Legion,but I have been in prison for drug trafficking in Italy. Is this a problem, can I join? Thank u

  39. ARON i have a question do you have The IQ TEST FROM the FFL SO i can star practice you will help me a lot ?

  40. Hi,

    I was discharged fron the British Army 10 years ago for none prescription medication (pain killers for my back).
    Would that be an issue in joining?

  41. hey krishna,

    This is Rahul
    I am also looking to join french foreign legion .
    I hope we could get in touch
    Give me a reply if interested

  42. hey krishna,

    This is Rahul
    I am also looking to join french foreign legion .
    I hope we could get in touch
    Give me a reply if interested

  43. Hello
    I wanted to know about the eye check up in medical test.
    What’s the requirement to pass the test?
    I use eye glass

  44. When do you sign the contract for 5 years? And is it difficult to break/come with any punishment if you do?
    Thanks

    • You sign during the présélection process. From that day you start receiving money and if you don’t pass the selection, you’ll receive the amount you made.

  45. Hello Sir. My height is 1,98 cm , can this be a problem to join? The combat units, specially 2rep and 2reg accept people with glasses or you need to have perfect vision? Thank you!

  46. I was wondering should you get a visa..even if you get a 90 day visa from the airport..and decide to go to the paris location..and get selected..boom now your in bootcamp but somehow you decide to quit and leave and your over your 90 days on the visa?..would you get arrested?

    • No. You’ll have a contract with the French Army and a military ID card you can use to certify your identity.

  47. Do they stop recruiting during December for Christmas and New year’s? If so when do they shut down recruiting for the year and when do they resume in 2021?

    • Usually it stops during the week before Christmas and restarts the first week of the year.

      You can go to a recruitment center whenever you want, but you should be aware of the fact that the recruitment process could be longer than usual.

    • Oui mais il sera retiré pour tout le temps des examens médicaux et tests physiques, et si vous réussissez les tests il vous sera remis après 4 mois à Castelnaudary

  48. Hello sir! Can you please tell me if will be a problem if I had an varicocel surgery(what you said about balls check) 7-8 months ago? Thank you so much and all the best!

  49. Hi
    I am from Afghanistan but i live in france is it possible for an Afghan Citizen to join FFL with Afghanistan passport?

  50. Greeting, sir! I just wanted to express my gratitude for your time and efford to create the most informative site about FFL in such an understandable language(for bloody civvies like meself). I “escaped” mandatory service(in a legal way) in my home country some ten years ago and I tried all kinds of educations, jobs and relationships too, none have ever filled the need to be a part of something like the FFL. Did some rough living in my early 20s, bit I plan to beat myself in shape in a few years(and finish yet another pointless university degree that I started) and by the time I’m 34(now 31) I can have the confidence to apply. In your opinion, do my chances of getting accepted dwindle by a lot with each passing year, or do I just have to be in the 39.5 limit to be on an even start with the other applicants? I highly appreciate your opinion, and thanks again for the great website!

  51. Howzit, I joined the legion april 2019 but dropped out before going rouse, am I am able to rejoin?

  52. Hi Aron.
    Could you write something about present situation with recrutation. Is it open for volunteers who are not in France?
    Is it open?
    Has something changed?

    Greetings from Poland and Happy 14th july 🙂
    Michał

  53. Good day from Namibia, Africa. Im aware that I need a shengan visa to enter France but can’t find much info regarding the recruitment during the pandemic. If you just arrive at a center or if there is some kind of application that needs to be filled out before arrival.
    Thanks

  54. I am from Suriname but I’m living now in frans guyane kourou but I won to join the FFL but I can’t get a Visa do you think if I go to the 3rei HQ company at kourou they will gift me a chance to go to France to do the selection process. Since I was 18 I won to join the FFL now I am 21 I study their life very well. I now what I am going to face

  55. Hello Sir!!! Greetings from Nepal
    I have 4 filling teeth
    A bit underbite problem
    And little bit gap between my teeth
    Will it be a problem for selection?

    • A tooth missing isn’t a problem. Check out if you can travel to France from your country. If the answer is yes, it means that you can apply.

  56. Am from Kenya 26yrs, wch month is sweetable for me to come to france légionare? Wch month is most advantage to join without alot of competition?

  57. Hi
    My Name: Abbock Apok John
    Am from Vanuatu
    This is very interesting for me…
    How can i join french legions?
    Am 30 years of age this year..
    Please i need assistance…

    Thank you
    Kind Regards
    Abbock Apok John

  58. Bonjour, c’est comment l’engagement pour nous les africains passionnés de la légion étrangère française ?

    • Bonjour,

      C’est la même procédure que pour tout le monde. Il faut de présenter à Paris ou à Aubagne et réussir les tests. Tu trouveras toutes les informations nécessaires concernant le sujet sur mon blog

  59. Hi my question is if i have hole in ear drum what abt it? And about blood pressure and other medical criteria .

  60. Hi I previous service in the British army are the age limits absaloute are there any way if you show excellent physical fitness and good iq and have a good military mind is there any way the age limit maybe a bit flexible in circumstances were you are over 39.5 if could advise please as I am serious concidering it if I could be given the chance but ufortunetly I’m a little over 39.5,thank you

    • Hey, no I’m sorry. If you are over 39.5 you can’t join, because probably you won’t be allowed to stay until retirement.

  61. Thank you very much for responding friend Aron, the first week of December I will introduce myself, I hope it is a good day

  62. thanks’u my friend Aron, one question, is there a vision limit?, can i introduce myself with my glasses?

  63. Hello
    Can you give some information about phsycall /sports examination?
    What kind of things we have to do at phsycall exam
    And how many time?
    Is there any type of time limitation and the target too?

  64. Hello greetings from Mongolia ! east asian country.
    I am 21 years old then my height is 171cm , weigh 58kilos.
    I have Russian mix 50% then i can speak Russian , Mongolian ,English to.
    My iq is 118 tested it 1 year before.
    Can i join ? it possible ? please reply say something.

    • Hello im from united states im 27 years old and want to join the military but can’t join the united states military because of some small trouble i got in as a teenager. Can i still join the French military?

  65. Hi sir good evening’
    It’s me khag bahadur jhedi from nepal. Sir iam married it’s necessary to show married certificate and birth certificate?

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