Iraq is one of the largest source countries for medical travel to India, with tens of thousands of Iraqi patients travelling for treatment each year. Here's what the journey actually looks like â cost, visa, travel, and documents.
Years of strain on Iraq's healthcare infrastructure have left many specialist procedures â advanced cardiac surgery, organ transplant, complex oncology and neurosurgery â difficult to access locally, with long waits or limited specialist availability. India has become one of the most established destinations for Iraqi patients seeking these treatments, offering advanced procedures, high-volume specialist hospitals, and a well-worn process for patients travelling from Iraq specifically, including Arabic-language support at partner hospitals.
You don't need to travel to submit anything in person to start. Share your medical reports and condition details with our coordinators over WhatsApp or email, and we'll arrange a free medical opinion from a specialist in India â typically within 48 hours. From there, we coordinate your treatment plan, cost estimate, visa documentation, and travel, staying in contact with you and your family throughout, with Arabic-language support available.
Cost depends on the specific procedure and hospital, but cardiac surgery in India typically costs a fraction of equivalent private treatment in Iraq or abroad in Europe or the Gulf. We provide a written estimate after your reports are reviewed, confirmed by the treating hospital.
India issues a dedicated Medical Visa (and Medical Attendant Visa for a companion) for treatment purposes, applied for through the Indian Embassy in Baghdad or the Consulate General in Erbil. We provide the hospital invitation letter needed to support your application.
You can share scanned copies of your reports, imaging, and treatment history with our coordinators via WhatsApp or email â no need to travel to submit documents in person.
Share your case and our coordinators will guide you through every step from Iraq.
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