The ITA Therapeutic Use Exemption Assistant serves as a tool to assist athletes and other individuals in understanding the requirements to apply for and obtain a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE). It is important to note that the TUE Assistant is provided solely as a guide, and it is the individual responsibility of each athlete to verify and confirm their own TUE requirements. The ITA cannot be held accountable for any inaccurate information or errors that may be displayed in the results of the TUE Assistant, including but not limited to those possibly resulting from incorrect information inputted into the TUE Assistant or the misinterpretation of its results.
Using the TUE Assistant does not guarantee neither the acceptance of a TUE application nor the approval of a TUE, and the completion of the TUE Assistant form does not imply the submission of a TUE application. It remains the athlete's responsibility to ensure that they complete the TUE application process that is specific to their sport, competition level, and medical treatment, in accordance with the applicable regulations of their International Federation and/or National Anti-Doping Agency.
For further information or specific inquiries regarding TUE requirements, including any doubts about the TUE Assistant's results, please contact ITA at: [email protected]
What is your International Sport Federation?
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What is your International Sport Federation? Sport is group A (under ITA contract for TUEs)
Are you part of any of the following groups?
(a) Athletes who are part of the BWF Registered Testing Pool or Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who compete, or have competed in the previous 12 months, in any of the following BWF Events:
a. The BWF Men’s World Team Championships (Thomas Cup); b. The BWF Women’s World Team Championships (Uber Cup); c. The BWF World Team Championships (Sudirman Cup); d. The BWF Junior Team Championships (Suhandinata Cup); e. The BWF World Championships; f. The BWF World Junior Championships (Eye Levels Cup); g. The BWF Para-Badminton World Championships; and h. Any of the BWF World Tour Events.
(a) Athletes included in the CIPS Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool if established by CIPS;
(b) Athletes who participate in selected CIPS International Events: World and Regional Championships as published by CIPS on its website at the following link: https://www.cips-fips.com/
(a) Athletes who are part of the CMAS’ Registered Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who are part of the CMAS’ Testing Pool (if one is established);
(c) Athletes who participate in the following CMAS International Events: World Championships; World Cups; Continental Championships.
(a) Athletes who are part of the FEI Registered Testing Pool or Testing Pool;
(b) Ranking positions. The relevant Rankings are those applicable on 1 January for the year considered in any of the FEI disciplines:
– Jumping: top 500 of the FEI Jumping World Rankings (= “Longines Rankings”)
– Dressage: top 300 of the FEI Dressage World Ranking (= Athletes – CDI3*/CDIO3*)
– Eventing: top 300 of the FEI Eventing World Athlete Rankings
– Para Dressage: top 100 of the FEI Para Dressage World Individual Ranking
– Endurance: top 100 of the FEI Endurance Open Riders World Ranking
– Driving: Top 20 of the FEI Driving World Ranking – Four-in-Hand Horses; Top 40 of the FEI Driving World Ranking – Pair Horses; Top 40 of the FEI Driving World Ranking – Single Horses
– Vaulting: Top 40 in the FEI Vaulting World Cup™ Standings – Male; Top 40 in the FEI Vaulting World Cup™ Standings – Female; Top 10 pairs in the FEI Vaulting World Cup™ Standings – Pas-de-deux.
(a) Drivers taking part in any Competition registered on the FIA International Sporting Calendar, which is
published at the following link: https://www.fia.com/international-sporting-calendar;
(b) Drivers included in the FIA Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other Pool established by the FIA (the FIA intends to only include Drivers holding an International Licence, save when the country where the Driver is a national license holder has not designated a National Anti-Doping Organisation).
(a) Athletes who hold the FIAS International license;
(b) Athletes who compete in any of the following International Events: FIAS World Championships, FIAS Continental Championships, FIAS World Cups or FIAS Level A International Events;
(c) Athletes included in the FIAS Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other Pool established by the FIAS.
(a) Fencers who are in the FIE Registered Testing Pool and Testing Pool (if one is established); and
(b) Fencers who are ranked in the top 64 in each of the 6 senior weapon categories at the start of each senior season.
These rankings are published on the FIE’s website. To be clear the world rankings before the first senior FIE World Cup or Grand Prix of the season and after the end of the previous season will be used. These fencers will stay in the International Level pool for one year until the list is updated.
(a) Athletes who are part of the FIFG’s Registered Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who are part of the FIFG’s Testing Pool;
(c) Athletes who participate in the following FIFG’s International Events:
World Championships
Regional Championships
FIFG world tour events 1000
FIFG world tour events with a price money found over 10.000 EUR
(a) Athletes who are part of the FIG Registered Testing Pool or Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who have a valid FIG license and that participate in following FIG International Events published by FIG on its website: https://www.gymnastics.sport/site/events/search.php?type=sport
(a) Athletes who are part of the FIH’s Registered Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who are part of the FIH’s Testing Pool;
(c) Athletes who compete in the following competitions :
FIH Hockey World Cup
FIH Pro League
FIH Hockey 5 World Cup
FIH Hockey Nations Cup ((Nations Cup 2 participants are not included)
FIH Hockey Junior World Cup
FIH Indoor Hockey World Cup
Olympic Games
(a) Athletes who compete in any of the following International Events: any event under the jurisdiction of FIL, particularly World Championships, Continental Championships, World and Continental Cups, others from Congress or from Executive Board approved competitions;
(b) Athletes included in FIL’s Registered Testing Pool and Testing Pool, if any.
a) Riders who participate in the FIM World Championship or a FIM Cup/ Prize Event (the list of FIM World Cup/Prize Events can be found at the following link: http://www.fim-moto.com/en/sport
b) Riders who are part of the FIM Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool or other Pool established by FIM.
(a) Athletes included in the FISav Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool, if established by FISav;
(b) Athletes who participate in the following FISav International Events: World Championships and Continental Championships.
(a) Athletes included in the FITEQ Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool if established by FITEQ;
(b) Athletes who are ranked in the top 32 in each of the categories at the start of each season, where each season begins at the start of the calendar year on January 1st.
(a) Athletes who have competed in at least one FIVB Event in the relevant calendar year and/or in the previous two (2) calendar years; and
(b) Athletes included by the FIVB in the Registered Testing Pool or Testing Pool(s).
(a) Athletes who are part of the GAMMA Registered Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who participate in select GAMMA International Events as published by GAMMA on its website;
(c) Athletes who are in the top 5 places of their respective final season rankings. For the avoidance of doubt the complete list of those Athletes will be published on the GAMMA’s website;
(d) Athletes who are part of the GAMMA Testing Pool.
(a) Practitioners (having 2-4rd Dan, of the category Practitioners, who are aged from 18 till 45 years and having 5-6th Dan, of the category Experts, who are aged more than 45 years) who represent their countries at the Embukai.
(a) Athletes who are part of the IBA’s Registered Testing Pool or Testing Pool (if one is established);
(b) Athletes who participate in any of the following Events: IBA World Boxing Championships, IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships, IBA Junior World Boxing Championships, IBA Youth World Boxing Championships, IBA President’s Cup, all Olympic Qualifying Events, the Olympic Games, the Youth Olympic Games, any Continental Championships, the IBA Global Boxing Cup, World Series of Boxing, as well as other International Events published by IBA on its website (https://www.iba.sport/events/calendar/).
(a) Athletes included in the International Bowling Federation Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other Pool if established by International Bowling Federation;
(b) Athletes who participate in World Championships and World Cups.
(a) Any Athlete who participates in an Event organised by the IBSF or where the IBSF is the ruling body for the Event.
(b) and/or who are part of the IBSF Registered Testing Pool or IBSF Testing Pool.
(a) Athletes who compete in any ICF World Championships, ICF World Cup, or ICF World Ranking Competition;
(b) Athletes who compete in any Continental Championships;
(c) Athletes who are included in the ICF Registered Testing Pool or ICF Testing Pool.
(a) Athletes who are included in IFA Registered Testing Pool and Testing Pool, if they are established;
(b) Athletes who are selected to represent their country in the World and Continental Championships sanctioned by IFA;
(c) Athletes who compete in any of the following IFA International Events: The World Games, IFA Fistball World Championships, IFA Fistball World Cups, IFA Fistball World Tour, Continental Championships, as published each year by IFA on its website at http://www.ifa-fistball.com/en.
a) Athletes who are included in the IFAF Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool, or other Testing Pools, including the IFAF Team Whereabouts Pool, and,
b) Athletes who are registered to compete in any of the following IFAF World Championships, for 12 months from the date of registration into the relevant World Championship:
Women’s World Flag Championship
Men’s World Flag Championship
Men’s World U19 Championship
Women’s World Championship
Men’s World Championship
(a) Athletes who are part of the IFBB Registered Testing Pool or any other Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes holding a valid IFBB International Card;
(c) Athletes who compete in any of the IFBB International Events listed on the IFBB website at https://ifbb.com/events/ from time to time.
(a) Athletes who hold an international license issued by IFSC with the exception of the Youth categories; and
(b) Athletes included in the IFSC Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool established by the IFSC.
(a) Athletes who are part of the IGF Registered Testing Pool and Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who participate in any of the international events listed below:
-IGF World Amateur Team Championships
-Summer Olympic Games
(a) Players who are part of the IHF Registered Testing Pool;
(b) Players who are part of an IHF Testing Pool;
(c) Players who compete in any of the following International Events recognised by the IHF, as per Appendix1 of the IHF Player Eligibility Code: -IHF World Championships and all related qualification phases – IHF Beach Handball World Championships and all related qualification phases -IHF Wheelchair Handball World Championships
(a) Athletes who compete in any IJF Events; and
(b) All Athletes included in the IJF Registered Testing Pool or Testing Pool.
(a) Athletes who compete in any of the International Events included to the calendar of International Events held by IKA and published on IKA’s official website at the following link: http://kurash-ika.org/en/calendar/
(b) Athletes included in the IKA Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other Pool if established by IKA.
(a) Athletes included in the IMMAF Registered Testing Pool and any other Testing Pool established by IMMAF; (b) Athletes who compete in an IMMAF sanctioned World or European Championships (Senior or Junior) International Event;
(c) Athletes who are sanctioned by IMMAF for an Anti-Doping Rule Violation and remain under IMMAF jurisdiction to seek reinstatement at the conclusion of their suspension.
(a) Athletes in the IOF Registered Testing Pool, Team Testing Pool and any other pool if established by the IOF;
(b) Athletes who are selected by their National Team with the purpose of participating in IOF Major Events (in this context: Senior World Championships, Junior World Championships, World Cup, and Senior Regional Championships in all recognised orienteering disciplines) until the next selection.
All Athletes who are named to the IRONMAN Registered Testing Pool “RTP”, until such time as they give notice to IRONMAN, in writing, of their retirement from competition in IRONMAN or IRONMAN 70.3 Triathlons, are removed from the IRONMAN RTP, or otherwise change their status.
(a) Athletes who compete in any of the following International Events: 1. World Surfing Games; 2. World Stand Up Paddle Championships; 3. World Longboard Championships; 4. World Bodyboard Championships; 5. World Masters Surfing Championships; 6. World Adaptive (Para) Surfing Championships; 7. World Kneeboard Championships; 8. World Tandem Championships; 9. World Junior Championships (*Athletes competing in U16 division only are not to be considered International-Level Athletes) For the purposes of these Anti-Doping Rules, Continental Championships organized by ISA – Recognized Continental Associations in accordance with ISA Rulebook (as amended from time to time), or Olympic Qualification Events as defined in corresponding Qualification Systems, shall also be considered ISA International Events, and Athletes competing in those Events shall be considered as International-Level Athletes.
(b) Athletes who are part of the ISA’ Registered Testing Pool or ISA’s Testing Pool (if one is established).
Athletes who participate in the following ISMF International Events: World Cups, Continental Championships, and ISMF series as published by ISMF on its website at http://www.ismf-ski.org.
(a) All Athletes who hold an ISSF ID,
(b) All Athletes who have qualified for or intend to compete at an ISSF Event, or a Major Event Organizer’s Event.
(a) For each year, the first 250 Men and 200 Women in the January General List of ITTF World Ranking, available at www.ittf.com/rankings/
(b) For each year, the first 8 Men and 8 Women in each Class in the January Para Table Tennis rating, available on www.ipttc.org/rating/
(c) All Athletes included in the ITTF Registered Testing Pool and any Testing Pool established by the ITTF.
(d) Any other Athletes who, at any moment of the year, reach the top 100 in the General World Ranking, or the top 4 in the Para Table Tennis Ranking. The aforesaid rankings are published on ITTF’s website.
(a) Athletes who are part of the IWF’s Registered Testing Pool and Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who participate in IWF Events.
(c) Athletes who are registered to participate in IWF Events. Such Athletes are already considered as International-Level Athletes during the two-month period prior to the IWF Event in question. If the Event is a World Championship (Youth, Junior and/ or Senior), then the period shall be of at least 3 months prior to the Event in question. The Member Federations shall transmit the list(s) of Athletes entered to compete in the IWF Events in accordance with Article 5.5.16 of the Anti-Doping Rules.
(a) Athletes included in the IWUF Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool if established by IWUF;
(b) Athletes who compete in any of the following International Events: World Wushu Championships, World Junior Wushu Championship, Sanda World Cup, Taolu World Cup, World Taijiquan Championships and all Continental Wushu Championships.
(a) Athletes with the following ranking in all categories: 1-10 in the JJIF World Ranking.
List, available on the JJIF website (https://jjif.sport/rankings/)
(b) Athletes who compete in the World Games and the World Championships;
(c) Athletes included in the JJIF Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool as established by JJIF.
(a) Athletes included in the TWIF Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool if established by TWIF;
(b) Athletes who intend to compete at a formal TWIF International Championship or World Games where TWIF accreditation is required to participate. Having competed at such an event the Athlete shall be deemed an International Athlete for a period of 12 months.
(a) Riders included in the UCI Registered Testing Pool or the UCI Testing Pool
(b) Riders who are not International-Level Riders, who wish to participate in an International Event must, prior to such participation, obtain recognition from the UCI of a TUE already granted by their National Anti-Doping Organisation in accordance with Article 4.4.4 and the UCI TUE Regulations.
Athletes who participate in any Event for which UTMB is the organizer or ruling body. A full list of those Events is available on the UTMB website.
(a) Athletes holding the annual international license issued by UWW ;
(b) Athletes included in the UWW Registered Testing Pool (or Testing Pool if applicable).
a) Athletes included in the World Aquatics Registered Testing Pool (RTP) or in the World Aquatics Testing Pool (TP) (if any); and
b) Athletes during their participation in Competitions organized by World Aquatics, as published on the World Aquatics Competitions calendar on its website: such Athletes shall be considered as International-Level Athletes starting three months prior to the concerned Competition and until the end of the corresponding calendar year. Exception of Junior, Youth, U16, U18, U20 and Masters competitions
(a) Athletes who are part of the World Archery Registered Testing Pool and Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes who participate in the following World Archery International Events: World and Continental
Championships, the Olympic Games, World Ranking Tournaments, Olympic Qualification Events (Continental
Qualifying Tournaments), the Archery Events held by Major Event Organisations (for example World Games);
and any other Event for which World Archery (or it’s respective Continental Associations) is the organizer,
ruling body or where the WA appoints technical officials. A full list of those Events is available on the World
Archery website in the section dedicated to antidoping.
(a) Athletes included in the WBSC Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool if established by WBSC;
(b) Athletes including para-Athletes who participate in the following WBSC International Events: WBSC World Cups and WBSC World Cups Continental qualifiers (for all disciplines but excluding Events involving Minors), World Baseball Classic and World Baseball Classic qualifiers, Premier12, Olympic Games and Olympic Games qualifying Events. For the avoidance of doubt, WBSC will publish the complete list of the Events which qualify Athletes as International Level Athlete on the WBSC website at the following link: https://www.wbsc.org/calendar .
The Athletes participating in the aforementioned Events shall be considered International-Level Athletes starting two (2) months prior to the specific Event in question.
a) Boxers that compete at World Boxing World Championships, World Cups or Continental Championships as published on World Boxing website http://www.worldboxing.org;
(b) Boxers who hold a World Boxing ranking;
(c) Boxers who compete in any International Events that are published on World Boxing’s website.
1. WDSF General Division Athletes who compete in any of the following International Events in the current
year or the year before: a) WDSF World Championships Latin Adult, WDSF World Championships Standard
Adult, WDSF World Championships Breaking Adult; b) WDSF GrandSlam Latin WDSF GrandSlam Standard
2. WDSF Professional Division : Athletes who compete in any of the following International Events in the
current year or the year before: a) WDSF PD World Championships Latin Adult, WDSF PD World
Championships Standard Adult; b) WDSF PD Super Grand Prix Latin, WDSF PD Super Grand Prix Standard
3. WRRC Rock’n’Roll : Athletes who compete in any of the following International Events in the current year
or the year before: a) WRRC World Championships RR Main Class; b) WRRC World Masters RR Main Class
4. WRRC Boogie-Woogie : Athletes who compete in any of the following International Events in the current
year or the year before: a) WRRC World Championships BW Main Class; b) WRRC World Masters BW Main Class
(a) Athletes who are part of the WKF Registered Testing Pool or and any other pool established by WKF.
(b) Athletes who compete in U21 and Senior categories in any WKF Event as published on the WKF
(a) Athletes who compete in any Event that is run or sanctioned by World Lacrosse which include the
following Events:
• World Championships in Men’s, Women’s and U20’s Field and Box disciplines.
• World Championships Qualifier Events for Men’s, Women’s and U20’s Field and Box disciplines.
• 6v6 Invitational Tournaments sanctioned and run by World Lacrosse.
(b) Athletes included in the World Lacrosse Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool if
established by World Lacrosse.
(a) Athletes who are part of the FISA’s Registered Testing Pool or FISA’s Testing Pool (if one is established);
(b) Athletes who participate in the following FISA Events: 1. World Rowing Cup Regattas; 2. World Rowing
Championships for Seniors, U23 and Juniors; 3. Olympic, Youth Olympic and Paralympic Qualification
Regattas; 4. Paralympic Games Rowing Regattas.
(a) Athletes participating in WSF World Championships and/or who participate in any main draw of
PSA World Tour Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Finals events;
(b) Athletes included in WSF Registered Testing Pool.
(a) Athletes included in World Skate’s Registered Testing Pool;
(b) Athletes included in any of World Skate’s Testing Pools;
(c) Athletes who compete in any World Skate World Championship in any discipline in the Senior or
Open Category;
(d) Athletes who compete in the Senior or Open level at World Cup Events;
(e) Athletes who compete in the Senior or Open level at the World Skate Games;
(f) Athletes who compete in any 5-star or Pro-Tour Event or any skateboarding qualifier events for
the Olympic Games or other Major Events, sanctioned, recognized and/or organized by World Skate.
Athletes shall not be considered International- Level Athletes if they have not competed in any of the above Events or categories in the current or preceding competition year.
(a) Athletes included in the WT Registered Testing Pool, Testing Pool and any other pool if established
by WT;
(b) Athletes who hold the following license: Global Athletes Licence (GAL) which can be given to
Athletes who compete to Events organised by WT or where WT is the ruling body (i.e. all the Events
included in the WT’s international calendar published on the WT’s website at the following link: http://www.worldtaekwondo.org
International-Level Athletes are all Athletes that compete in Events that are included in the World Triathlon calendar in the Elite, Junior, U23, Para Triathlon, and Mixed Relay programs.
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What is your International Sport Federation? My sport is not part of this list
The ITA does not manage TUEs in your sport. TUEs are managed by your International Federation or National Anti-doping Organisation. Please contact them.
The List of International Federations and National Anti-doping Organisations can be found here.
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What is your International Sport Federation? Sport is group A (under ITA contract for TUEs)Are you part of any of the following groups? YES
You are an international level athlete (for TUE matters) and must submit your TUE application to the ITA.
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What is your International Sport Federation? Sport is group A (under ITA contract for TUEs)Are you part of any of the following groups? YES
Do you already have a TUE granted by your National Anti-Doping Organisation?
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What is your International Sport Federation? Sport is group A (under ITA contract for TUEs)Are you part of any of the following groups? YES Do you already have a TUE granted by your National Anti-Doping Organisation? NO
Do you Need A TUE?
Please take the following steps in order to know what you need and should do.
What is your International Sport Federation? Sport is group A (under ITA contract for TUEs)Are you part of any of the following groups? YES Do you already have a TUE granted by your National Anti-Doping Organisation? NO
Your medication is prohibited.
Follow the instructions on ita.sport/tue. In particular the “6. HOW TO APPLY TO THE ITA’s ITUEC FOR A TUE?” chapter.
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What is your International Sport Federation? Sport is group A (under ITA contract for TUEs)Are you part of any of the following groups? YES Do you already have a TUE granted by your National Anti-Doping Organisation? NO
Your medication is not prohibited.
You do not require a TUE.
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What is your International Sport Federation? Sport is group A (under ITA contract for TUEs)Are you part of any of the following groups? YES Do you already have a TUE granted by your National Anti-Doping Organisation? YES
You are an international level athlete (for TUE matters) and your TUE must be recognized at the international level.
Please send the request for recognition, with the ADAMS TUE reference number to [email protected]
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What is your International Sport Federation? Sport is group A (under ITA contract for TUEs)Are you part of any of the following groups? NO
You are not an international level athlete (for TUE matters) and must submit your TUE application to your National Anti-Doping Organisation (NADO).
List of National Anti-Doping Organisations (NADOs) here
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