The Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus Society of Thailand is a non-governmental, non-profit, scientific organization established in the year 2000. The objectives of the society are: To serve as a center for members to communicate and share their experiences in the field of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus; To promote and encourage research and training in this field; To encourage and support public health education through local health departments nationwide.

Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Section of Polish Society of Ophthalmology brings together ophthalmologists whose both clinical and scientific interests are focused on problems of binocularity and eye movement disorders as well as pediatric ophthalmology. Main goals of the Section is encouraging research and educational initiatives in the field of strabismus and pediatric ophthalmology.

Founded in 1998 with only 8 members, the PSPOS is a growing society. Currently it is a 30- member society, who mostly had undergone training for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus abroad. With the goal of teaching the residents Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, the society holds a quarterly Pedia-Strab conference, which rotates in various hospitals and institutions. It also conducts a yearly symposium during the Annual Meeting of the Philippine Academy of Ophthalmology (PAO).

The Saudi group of pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus is a society with members who are practicing pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia who are motivated to improve the child vision care in the kingdom due to obvious gaps in treatment practices. 

This society in created to encorage all the ophthalologies who work with children. to keep actualized medical knowledge in pediatric ophthalmology, to work as a team with the same guide of treatments, to develope investigations of concerns in this area, to participate in international councils and meetings to share information, and also to have active participation in the ophthalmology training of the specialist.

Founded in 1972 the SEEOP is the National Spanish association dedicated to Promote the development of Strabismus and Pediatric Ophthalmology
Since then SEEOP has organized a congress every year. It also produces a magazine (Archivos de la SEEOP) with 2 annual volumes.

The Brazilian Society of Pediatric Ophthalmology aims at putting together pediatric ophthalmologists, researchers and general ophthalmologists interested in the field of pediatric ophthalmology. It provides a forum for discussion and exchange of information of pediatric eye diseases. It aims at encouraging young ophthalmologists to understand pediatric eye disease and encouraging Brazilian research in the field of pediatric ophthalmology

Founded in 2001. Meetings every two years. Meeting duration 2 days. Currently invited speakers from abroad. Official languages: Romanian and English. Last Meeting , May 2014. Partner of the Romanian Society of Ophthalmology. Every year, SRSOP organizes subspecialty courses in a special section of the National Congress of Romanian Society of Ophthalmology. The former president of the SRSOP organized ESA Meeting 2012. Two members are members of ESA, ISA, AAPOS and other 10, ESA Members.

Society started as Strabismological society of India and changed the name to strabismus and pediatric ophthalmological society of India and has been in existence for 25 years and has an association with Asia Pacific pediatric ophthalmological society APCOS Bienial mega conferences only in important cities of India and annual conference again in cities of india and very rich academic exchange on the subject of pediatric ophthalmology along with live surgeries and www.strabismusindia is the web site

The society includes a number of pediatric oriented ophthalmogists and strabimus surgeons. Three pediatrics oriented optometrists and orthoptists were invited and included in the group.One comprehensive pediatrician, pediatrics rheumatologist, pediatrics neonatologist and pediaric neurologists are active members of the groups.Three pediatrics oriented anesthiologists were invited, however only one joined the group. Two orbital surgeons are active in the group. Some sudanese pediatric oriented ophthalmologists are among the active participants. One retinal surgeon is also included.