Stroke
~135,000estimated deaths in 2021 · 14.7% of all WHO-estimated deaths
Relevant review desk: Neurology, stroke & rehabilitation
Request a confidential review from Bangladesh. Suitable hospitals decide whether they can accept the case and issue their own written clinical plan and estimate before any treatment travel is confirmed.
Bangladesh medical visa · official route
Bangladeshi patients normally use the regular/paper Medical Visa route through the official Indian visa system and the authorised India Visa Application Centre. CureYatra prepares the hospital-side documents; only Indian authorities decide the visa.
Choose the hospital after specialist review and obtain its written plan, estimate and signed appointment or invitation letter.
Apply for the regular Medical Visa on India Visa Online. Use the details exactly as shown in the passport and hospital letter.
Follow the current High Commission medical-visa checklist and the appointment or submission instructions published by IVAC Bangladesh.
Before booking, verify category, validity, entries, attendant visas and any registration condition shown on the issued documents. Processing time is not guaranteed.
The High Commission of India in Dhaka, India Visa Online and IVAC Bangladesh are the authoritative channels. A hospital invitation supports the application but does not guarantee approval.
What Bangladeshi patients travel for most
Bangladesh has practical links to several Indian medical cities. Current schedules are checked only after hospital acceptance. Bangla-language coordination can be requested before consultations.
Case-coordination fee · Bangladesh
The initial enquiry, medical-record review and hospital appointment coordination do not require a CureYatra fee. The fixed INR 5,000 fee becomes payable only after the patient accepts a hospital appointment and decides to travel, and must be paid before arrival in India.
No CureYatra fee is payable if the patient does not accept an appointment or decides not to travel. Once the fee is paid and post-appointment coordination has begun, it is non-refundable. The invoice is issued in INR; bank or card conversion charges, if any, are separate. Terms & Conditions apply.
Bangladesh patient desk
For Bangladeshi families, the useful plan is not merely a hospital name: it is an accepted clinical case, a hospital-issued estimate, the current visa checklist, a workable Indian city and a clear return-follow-up path.
No CureYatra fee is payable before hospital review. INR 5,000 becomes payable only after the patient accepts a hospital appointment and before travel to India. View the full scope, timing and exclusions.
Reports, scans, prescriptions and referral notes are arranged into one dated file before hospital sharing.
Bangladeshi patients normally apply for a regular/paper Medical Visa and submit through the authorised IVAC channel under the High Commission of India in Dhaka. We arrange the hospital letter and help organise the file; the authorities decide the category, validity, entries and processing time.
Official: India Visa Online · High Commission checklist · IVAC BangladeshBangla coordination can be requested. Medical charges are paid directly to the selected hospital against its invoice.
Country enquiries can use this address; the website form routes centrally to info@cureyatra.in.
bangladesh@cureyatra.inEvidence-led health profile · Bangladesh
WHO’s latest comparable country cause-of-death release currently estimates 2021. These five cards rank distinct, treatment-relevant areas from the disclosed 18-condition comparison set; they are not presented as WHO’s own published “top five” table. IARC’s newer GLOBOCAN 2024 estimates were released in July 2026.
~135,000estimated deaths in 2021 · 14.7% of all WHO-estimated deaths
Relevant review desk: Neurology, stroke & rehabilitation
~109,000estimated deaths in 2021 · 11.9% of all WHO-estimated deaths
Relevant review desk: Oncology
~98,600estimated deaths in 2021 · 10.7% of all WHO-estimated deaths
Relevant review desk: Cardiology & cardiac surgery
~51,200estimated deaths in 2021 · 5.6% of all WHO-estimated deaths
Relevant review desk: Pulmonology
~50,500estimated deaths in 2021 · 5.5% of all WHO-estimated deaths
Relevant review desk: Neonatology & paediatric care
These checklists translate the country evidence into a useful first specialist review. They do not imply that treatment abroad is required.
CT or MRI images, stroke timeline, vascular and cardiac tests, rehabilitation notes and current medicines.
Pathology, immunohistochemistry, staging scans, treatment history and the latest oncology note.
ECG, echocardiogram, angiogram images, cardiac blood tests and the cardiologist’s latest advice.
Pulmonary-function tests, chest imaging, oxygen history, admission summaries and inhaler or medicine list.
Birth and NICU summary, growth record, imaging, laboratory reports and current feeding or medicine plan.
Population-level estimates describe health burden; they do not diagnose a person, predict an outcome or establish a need to travel. WHO estimates are modelled and rounded here for readability. IARC cancer values are modelled estimates. A treating specialist must review the patient’s own records before any medical or travel decision.
What the evidence means · Bangladesh
Within a consistent set of clinically distinct causes, WHO’s latest country estimates place Stroke, Cancer and Ischaemic heart disease at the front of Bangladesh’s health profile. The estimates are approximately 135,000 deaths, 109,000 deaths and 98,600 deaths in 2021 respectively. They show population burden, not what any individual patient needs.
IARC’s GLOBOCAN 2024 profile estimates 187,263 new cancer cases and 138,906 cancer deaths; Oesophagus, Lung and Stomach lead by estimated new-case count. For a treatment enquiry, send the diagnosis, dated reports, original images and current medicines first; hospital specialists decide suitability, timing and the written estimate.
Primary evidence: WHO Global Health Estimates 2021 and IARC GLOBOCAN 2024, reviewed 5 August 2026. Estimates are population-level context only.
Questions from Bangladesh
Written hospital responses after specialist review, then the invitation letter that anchors your visa file.