我找到了招募法国外籍军团的官方网站，大致看了下，条件基本上只要你不怕死，不怕残疾的可能，我说是可能，毕竟法国的军力，包括武器，特别是战术水平，做安防等，对付地方恐怖土匪势力，还是有很大把握，但终究在战场是个人的概率，所以考虑清楚
另外还是要读懂网站的有关全部内容，不难 https://foreignlegion.info/joining/
摘录内容，看下，唯一要求是
必须 法国本土提出申请
Welcome to the information page on how to join the French Foreign Legion. Please note that the ONLY way to join the Foreign Legion is to travel to mainland France (in Europe) and knock on the door of one of the Foreign Legion recruiting centers and offices. There is NO OTHER WAY! No online applications, no letters of invitation, no French embassy’s forms are offered to join the French Foreign Legion. Keep it in mind.
基本除了身体上的要求，没其他要求，特别是没有语言，学历等等要求！！！
What DOES NOT matter when joining the Legion
your citizenship (whether you’re a Brazilian, Indian, Russian, Japanese, etc…) doesn’t matter
your race origin doesn’t matter
your religion doesn’t matter
your ignorance of the French language doesn’t matter
your educational background doesn’t matter
your qualifications doesn’t matter
your social status doesn’t matter
your professional status doesn’t matter
your civil status (single, married, divorced) doesn’t matter
your previous military or non-military background doesn’t matter

French Foreign Legion: Entry Requirements
What DOES matter when joining the Legion
to be a man between 17.5 and 39.5 years – read more here:
Age limits for joining the French Foreign Legion
to have a valid ID (identity document)
ID Card or Passport for recruits from the European Union (EU)
Passport for recruits from all over the world
to have a verified copy of your birth certificate (translated into English or French)
– the verified copy cannot be older than 6 months while enlisting
– you are allowed to enlist in the Legion without the certificate as well, nonetheless, the document will facilitate your engagement
to be NOT wanted by Interpol (murders, drug trafficking, or other really serious crimes are NOT tolerated…)
to be physically fit to serve anywhere in the world and in any season (heat, cold), for at least 5 years
to be able to write and read in your native language
to have BMI between 18 and 30 – read more about body mass index requirements:
Height and weight requirements for joining the French Foreign Legion

French Foreign Legion: Entry Tests
Psycho-technical tests
IQ tests
Personality tests


Sports tests
Beep test (Luc léger in French), also Multi-stage fitness test; a rhythmic running between two points that are 20 meters apart from side to side; running speed is determined by audio beeps at set intervals, with increasing frequency – you have to complete at least 5 levels officially (better do 7 levels)
Swimming – you have to swim at least 25 meters, without any support or safety equipment
Pull-ups (doing with straight arms) – no more elimination part of tests, officially; however, still an important element of the selection


Medical tests
you will pass a thorough medical examination
for eyesight/vision requirements, read here:
Eyesight: French Foreign Legion vision requirements
be sure you have healthy teeth (or treated)
maximum number of missing teeth allowed is 4 to 6 (depending on the condition of the other teeth)
proportion of your completely healthy teeth must be at least 40% or more
provide medical documentation concerning your previous surgical operation to reassure the medical staff that you are now completely fit and that the procedure had no negative side-effects – otherwise you risk being sent to a hospital in Marseille to get this documentation at your own expense
provide medical documentation (medical certificate) concerning your previous serious health issues to reassure the medical staff that you currently have no permanent effects (or recurring difficulties) as a result of that issues


Examples of the reasons for disqualification
tuberculosis
hepatitis
cancer
HIV
diabetes
overload weight
a psychiatric disorder during treatment
to have very poor eyesight (see the post linked above)
bad hearing (you will pass a hearing test – it tests your sense of hearing by using an audiometer)
total loss of a finger
laxity (instability) of the knee
recurrent dislocation of the patella
hernia recovery with after-effects (recurrent hernia problems)