Medical profile

Known profile numbers

Combatant

• 97: Perfectly healthy and fit for field combat units, in the elite units in the corps as well as in the combat battalions. In cases of very mild problems, a note is added that does not lower the profile, but dismisses the soldier from volunteering to be a part of the elite units. Since 2005, soldiers can be accepted for the flight training course with glasses.
• 82: A slight problem. Unfit for elite combat units but fit for infantry and the combat battalions.
• 77: A special profile for people who suffer from allergic rhinitis and excessive perspiration. Fit to serve in roles that require a 04 level of combat training
• 72: A moderate problem. Unfit for infantry service, but eligible for several combat units like the Armored Corps, Artillery, Air Defense, specific roles in the Field Intelligence Corps and the Caracal Battalion.
• 65: A problem or injury caused during the military service.

  Non-combatant

• 64: A serious problem. Unfit for combat.
• 45: A very serious problem. Unfit for combat service and many military courses.
• 35: A special profile for people with diabetes, the hearing impaired and people with epilepsy. Able to serve in various roles with certain limitations due to their medical condition.
• 30: Individuals who received a profile of 21 and nonetheless applied to volunteer for military service.
• 24: Temporarily unfit for service. The soldier gets a temporary exemption and gets monitored every few months with the possibility of raising his profile.
• 21: Totally unfit for military service for health reasons. Individuals with this profile can still apply to volunteer for military service by getting a profile of 30. See Profile 21.