Medical Check
1. Website Self-Check
Please complete the following self-check on the website:
If all answers are "No" → No printing, submission, or further action is required.
If any answer is "Yes" → Proceed to Step 2.
2. Document Review
Review the Medical Questionnaire (Chinese) / Medical Questionnaire (English) and check your answers again:
If you answered "Yes" on the first page but all answers are "No" on the second page
→ No printing, submission, or further action is required.
If you answered "Yes" on the second page
→ Follow the instructions in the form, have it reviewed and signed by a physician, then proceed to Step 3.
3. Submit Documents
Take a photo or scan of the doctor-signed questionnaire
:
Send it to our company via Email or SNS.
Simple Self-assessment
- Are you currently pregnant or possibly pregnant? (Pregnant participants are not allowed to join any of our activities or boat trips.)
- I have problems with my lungs, respiratory system, heart, and/or blood that affect my normal physical or mental performance.
- I am over 45 years old.
- I find it difficult to complete moderate exercise (such as walking 1.6 km or swimming 200 meters continuously within 14 minutes).
- In the past 12 months, I have been unable to participate in normal physical activities due to health or medical reasons.
- I have problems with my eyes, ears, or nasal/sinus passages.
- I have had surgery within the past 12 months, or a previous surgery has left me with ongoing effects or complications.
- I have a history of loss of consciousness, migraines, epilepsy, stroke, serious head injury, or persistent neurological damage or disease.
- I am currently receiving treatment (or have received treatment within the past 5 years) for psychological problems, personality disorders, panic attacks, or drug and alcohol addiction.
- I have been diagnosed with a learning disability or developmental disorder.
- I have back problems, a hernia, an ulcer, or diabetes.
- I have gastrointestinal problems, including recent diarrhea.
- I am currently taking prescription medication (excluding birth control or anti-malarial drugs other than quinine).

