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Why do I need to declare criminal offences, professional misconduct and/or behavioural concerns to SMC?
You should declare any criminal offences, professional misconduct, and/or behavioural concerns as SMC needs to assess your fitness to practise medicine safely in Singapore. This helps maintain high professional standards and protect public safety. While having such incidents does not automatically disqualify you, failing to declare them may result in the rejection of your application and/or disciplinary actions.
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