First, the requirements for soldiers' eyesight.

Soldiers' physical examination requires that the naked eye vision of the right eye is not less than 4.6, and that of the left eye is not less than 4.5. If the visual acuity is not up to standard, but you are doing a physical examination for conscription, your visual acuity has reached above 4.8 through laser correction surgery in the first half of the year, and there are no other complications, and the fundus examination is normal, which is regarded as qualified.

Vision standard of soldiers in the army: junior high school education: the naked eye vision of the right eye is not less than 4.9, and the naked eye vision of the left eye is less than 4.8, which is qualified. Soldiers with high school education: the naked eye vision of the right eye is not less than 4.7, and the naked eye vision of the left eye is not less than 4.5, which is qualified. College degree or above as a soldier: the naked eye vision of the right eye and the naked eye vision of the left eye of college students are not less than 4.6 and 4.5 respectively, which is qualified.

Laser surgery for myopia has been performed for more than half a year, and the binocular vision has reached above 4.8 without complications. The inspection is normal and considered qualified. However, different arms have different vision requirements. For some arms, especially divers, nuclear submarines, airborne troops and other special forces, even after excimer laser surgery or other surgical treatment, their vision returns to normal, which does not meet the corresponding requirements of being a soldier.

Second, what should I do if I want to be a soldier with poor eyesight?

I want to be a soldier, but my eyesight is not up to standard. Myopia is a vision problem, and the cause of myopia is generally genetic or acquired overuse of eyes. Myopia can be corrected by surgery. If a soldier's eyesight is not up to standard, he needs an operation.

The premise is that the surgical treatment must be successful and stable. The requirement is to complete the operation six months before the physical examination for conscription. The physical examination requirements for conscription are very strict, and there is no possibility of muddle through. Therefore, you can go to a hospital or a professional optician in advance to check whether your eyesight has passed. If not, you can operate as soon as possible and return to normal as soon as possible.