If the registration is done at CMPB, the following documents must be produced:
(a) National Registration Identity Card or Birth Certificate
(b) Education Certificates
(c) Citizenship Certificates (if any) and
(d) Other documents as specified in the Registration Notice

Any registrant may apply, whether online or personally, for the postponement of his liability to report for enlistment in order to complete his studies in Singapore. If the application for postponement is successful, the registrant will receive a further notice from the proper authority as to when he is to report for enlistment.

Any registrant who does not meet the postponement criteria, or is not successful in his application for postponement, must: (a) during registration, appoint a date between 16 December 2022 and 19 January 2023 (both dates inclusive) for his medical screening; and (b) go for his medical screening at CMPB on the appointed date between 8am and 1pm.

If in doubt, registrants should call the NS Call Centre at the toll-free telephone number 1800-3676767 or e-mail them at contact@ns.sg

Full-time National Servicemen (NSFs) who have successfully gained admission into the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore (NUS), or the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) can be considered for disruption from full-time NS, to complete their medical studies, housemanship and hospital postings.

NSFs disrupted under the LMDS return to complete the remainder of their full-time NS as Medical Officers (MOs) after successfully completing the Medical Officer Cadet Course (MOCC).

The following NSFs have been granted disruption from full-time NS under the LMDS:

NSFs awarded PSC Overseas Merit Scholarship (OMS) are granted disruption in the first year of full-time NS to pursue their university studies.

The following NSFs have been granted disruption from full-time NS on PSC-OMS: