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Your first trip, step by step

The questions patients and families ask most, in the order they come up. We keep updating this page based on patients' real experiences.

1
Visa and documents
Entry for treatment uses a medical visa (C-3-3 / G-1-10) issued on a hospital invitation letter. Your opinion and confirmed booking are the basis for that letter, and we prepare the paperwork. Your coordinator will tell you how long processing takes in your country.
2
Deposit and payment
Hospitals collect part of the estimated cost as a deposit before treatment. The amount and payment method (card or transfer) are on the estimate; the review fee and package fee are separate.
3
Flights and arrival
A car meets you at Incheon Airport and takes you to your accommodation. On the evening you arrive, your coordinator walks you through the next three days.
4
Tests and schedule
Tests are completed within about three days of arrival, and the treatment schedule and final estimate are confirmed. If the results change the plan, it is revised on the spot.
5
Treatment period
An interpreter sits in on consultations and tests, and your coordinator manages admission, procedures and outpatient visits. The same person looks after family accommodation, meals and transport.
6
Return and after
You receive a multilingual treatment summary with copies of your imaging and prescriptions, and follow-up continues remotely (formally permitted from May 2027).
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