CureYatra · International patients

One front door to Indian medicine — wherever you’re flying from.

Each of our 66 country guides starts with the patient’s passport, language, payment route and practical journey. Hospital review and travel coordination begin only after the case and consent are clear.

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How it works

Five steps, and you can stop at any one of them.

No travel is booked or committed until a hospital has provided its clinical plan and estimate in writing and you have reviewed both. CureYatra explains the applicable country-specific fee timing before any payment is requested.

1

Start the case

Begin with a non-sensitive enquiry. We then provide case-specific instructions for reports and consent. Nepal patients pay the annual NPR 5,000 fee with complete reports before hospital submission; patients from other countries pay no CureYatra fee at this stage.

2

Specialist review

Suitable hospitals decide whether they can accept the case, and which senior specialist would lead it.

3

Written plan & estimate

The hospital issues its own clinical opinion and a costed estimate. You compare before deciding.

4

Confirm & prepare

After the patient accepts an appointment, patients outside Nepal pay the fixed INR 5,000 coordination fee before travel. We then coordinate the invitation letter, applicable visa route and arrival plan.

5

Treatment & return

One coordinator on the ground, then follow-up scheduling once you are home.

Getting to India

Three broad routes—always confirm the current rule.

e-Medical Visa ELIGIBLE NATIONALITIES

Eligibility, validity, entries and application timing must be checked on the official Indian e-Visa website for the patient’s passport. CureYatra can help organise hospital documentation but cannot guarantee approval or processing time.

Medical (MED) visa EMBASSY / IVAC

Some patients use the regular Medical Visa route through the competent Indian mission. FRRO registration depends on the visa’s validity, endorsed stay and nationality; it is not a universal 14-day requirement for every medical-visa traveller.

Treaty-based travel NEPAL / BHUTAN CONDITIONS

Citizens of Nepal and Bhutan generally do not require an Indian visa when the official nationality, identity-document and route conditions are met. We confirm the applicable documents before travel.

Visa rules can change. Use the official Indian Visa portal and the relevant Indian mission as the authoritative sources. A hospital invitation supports an application but does not create a right to a visa.

Included for every patient

What’s handled, wherever you’re from.

Coordinated hospital review

Suitable hospitals are asked for a clinical response and written estimate; timing depends on the case and doctor availability.

Visa & documentation

Hospital invitation letter plus step-by-step guidance for your route in.

Airport pickup & transport coordination

Available arrival pickup, hospital transfers and local travel are coordinated with the patient and third-party providers.

Stay near the hospital

Verified hotels, serviced apartments and guest houses across budgets.

Interpreters

The required language and interpreter availability are confirmed before the relevant appointment.

Dedicated coordinator

One primary contact coordinates appointments, reports, practical updates and escalation throughout the active journey.

Insurance & payment support

Prior-authorisation checks with international insurers where accepted; remittance guidance everywhere else.

FRRO and extensions guidance

We check whether registration or an extension applies and assist with the official process; the immigration authorities make every decision.

Transplant legal documentation

Form-21 embassy certificate, Authorisation-Committee file and NOTTO registration for living related-donor transplants — prepared with the hospital.

Follow-up after you return

Available video consultations with the treating hospital are coordinated after return.

24/7 active-patient support

Journey-related coordination is available at any time for active patients. CureYatra does not provide emergency medical care or clinical advice.

Choose your country

All 66 country guides, in one directory.

Each guide brings the local-language welcome, practical route, country desk and current case-coordination terms into one place.

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Country and visa guidance is rechecked for the individual passport and route before booking.