Community rules.

1. No recalled or confidential exam questions

Do not post, request or trade questions, cases or answers that someone remembers from a real exam sitting, or any material an exam provider treats as confidential. Talking about topics, formats, study plans, books and your own practice cases is welcome.

2. No agencies charging candidates placement fees

Do not advertise or recommend recruitment that charges health professionals a fee for a job placement. In Germany, agencies recruiting health professionals may not charge candidates placement fees and may not actively recruit from countries on the WHO Health Workforce Support and Safeguards List (§ 38 Beschäftigungsverordnung). If an agency asks you to pay for a job, report it.

3. No recruitment spam or advertising

No unsolicited job offers, agency promotion, paid-course advertising or affiliate links in groups or messages. Agencies can use the paid agency directory; tutors can create a tutor profile.

4. No harassment

No insults, threats, hate speech, sexual messages, stalking or pressure to meet. Disagree with the idea, not the person.

5. 18 or older only

You must be at least 18 to join the community.

6. Protect patients and other people's privacy

Never share anything that could identify a patient. Do not post other people's contact details, documents or screenshots of private messages without their permission.

7. Be yourself

One account per person. Do not pretend to be someone else, an exam provider, a regulator or PassPeers staff.

Chat groups on other apps

You can list a Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, Discord, Facebook, LINE, WeChat, Viber or Slack group in the chat-group directory. Listed groups must be free to join, must not share recalled or leaked exam questions, and must not be run by recruiters who charge candidates. PassPeers only shows the invite link – it does not read, import or moderate what happens inside those apps, so the app's own rules and privacy settings apply there. Remember that joining a WhatsApp or Viber group shows your phone number to every member. Report a listing if it breaks these rules or the link no longer works; after three reports of a broken link it is hidden until the person who listed it checks it.

Meeting in person

Events are organised by members, not by PassPeers. Meet in public places, tell someone where you are going, and never hand over money, passports or certificates to someone you met here.

What happens when you report

Every post, message, group, event and profile has a Report link. Reports go to the PassPeers moderator, who can remove content and ban accounts. The person you report is not told who reported them. You can also block any member: they can no longer message you, and you no longer see their posts.

Direct messages

You can message members you share a group with. Anyone else can send you one message request, which you accept, decline or block. Messages are not end-to-end encrypted; the moderator sees a message only when it is reported.

Questions or an urgent problem: [email protected]. If someone is in danger, contact the local emergency services first.