Sample Hospital A
Delhi NCR
Accreditations:e.g. JCI · NABH
Cardiac · Cancer · Transplant
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Healthcare city · DEL
Medical treatment in Delhi NCR, with support on the ground.
The capital region, including Gurugram and Noida, with a large concentration of multi-specialty hospitals. TreatVero helps you obtain options from suitable hospitals here and coordinates your visa, stay and transfers.
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Hospitals in Delhi NCR
Sample Hospital B
Delhi NCR
Accreditations:e.g. NABHOrthopaedics · Spine · Neurology
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Medical visa overview
The paperwork, step by step.
Most international patients travel to India on a Medical visa, and companions on a Medical Attendant visa. Eligibility and process depend on your nationality.
- 01You
Choose your hospital
After reviewing your options, confirm the hospital and treatment dates.
- 02TreatVero
Invitation letter
The hospital issues a visa invitation letter. We coordinate it for you.
- 03You + TreatVero
Apply for your visa
Apply online for an e-Medical visa if eligible, or through an Indian mission. We help prepare documents.
- 04You + TreatVero
Companion visas
Family members apply for Medical Attendant visas linked to yours.
- 05TreatVero
Travel & arrive
We explain any registration requirements that apply to your stay and arrange your airport pickup.
Visa decisions are made by the Government of India. TreatVero helps with documentation and the hospital invitation letter, but cannot guarantee approval. Always check current requirements on the official Indian visa portal.
Accommodation
Somewhere comfortable to recover, close to your hospital.
We suggest options that fit your length of stay, mobility and companions. You pay the provider directly.
- Serviced apartmentsKitchen and space for longer recovery with family.
- Hotels near your hospitalConvenient for shorter stays and pre- or post-op visits.
- Guest housesA simpler, cost-conscious option for extended stays.
Typical patient journey
What a typical trip looks like
- Before
Estimates & decision
Options reviewed remotely; hospital chosen.
- Weeks before
Visa & travel
Invitation letter, visa, flights, accommodation.
- Day 1
Arrival
Airport pickup, transfer to your stay.
- Days 2–3
Consultation & tests
Your doctor confirms the treatment plan.
- Treatment
Hospital stay
Admission, procedure, in-hospital recovery.
- After
Recovery & fit to fly
Follow-up visit, discharge papers, return travel.
Timelines vary by treatment and are confirmed in each hospital's plan.
India FAQ
Travelling to India for treatment
Something else on your mind? A coordinator can answer on WhatsApp.
Ask on WhatsApp (opens WhatsApp in a new tab)Do I need a medical visa for India?
Most international patients travel on India's Medical visa; many nationalities can apply online for an e-Medical visa. Requirements depend on your nationality, so always check the official Indian visa portal. We'll help you prepare the documents.
Can my family come with me?
Yes. Companions typically apply for a Medical Attendant visa linked to the patient's visa. Limits and conditions apply; we'll walk you through them.
Which city should I choose?
It depends on the hospitals suited to your treatment, flight connections from your country and your preferences. We'll explain the trade-offs — the choice is yours.
Is English spoken in hospitals?
English is widely used in major hospitals for consultations and documentation. If you prefer another language, we can arrange language assistance.
How long will I need to stay?
It depends on your treatment and recovery. Each hospital's plan includes an expected hospital stay and time in India, so you can plan accommodation and leave.
How do I pay the hospital?
Treatment is generally paid directly to the hospital. Accepted payment methods vary — we'll help you confirm them before you travel.
Get treatment options in Delhi NCR.
No obligation to proceed with any hospital. A coordinator will walk you through every option.