India is the world's largest medical tourism destination, treating over 2 million international patients a year. It combines internationally accredited hospitals, US and UK-trained surgeons, and treatment costs that run 65–80% lower than in Western countries — without compromising on outcomes.
Major hubs include Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru, each with dense clusters of JCI and NABH-accredited hospitals, dedicated international patient wings, and direct flights from the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia.
Bypass from $7,200
Knee replacement from $5,400
Liver from $34,000
IVF cycle from $2,600
Cardiology
Chief Cardiac Surgeon, New Delhi
Cardiology
Interventional Cardiologist, Delhi
Orthopedics
Joint Replacement Surgeon, Mumbai
Most nationalities are eligible for India's dedicated Medical Visa (M-Visa), which permits stays up to 60 days and can be extended twice. OMCA prepares and sends your hospital invitation letter within 24 hours of confirmation, which is required for the M-Visa application.
Yes. All hospitals in the OMCA network are JCI or NABH accredited, meet international infection-control and surgical safety standards, and have dedicated international patient departments.
Most patients save 65–80% compared to the US, UK, or Gulf countries for the same procedure, without any difference in surgical outcomes.
You'll need a confirmed treatment plan first — OMCA issues the hospital invitation letter required for your Medical Visa application within 24 hours of confirming your case.
Yes, up to two companions can travel on an attendant (MX) visa, and most hospitals offer discounted accompanying-guest stays.
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