I want treatment in India

Check eligibility by nationality. e-Medical and medical attendant visas require supporting documents, which can include a letter from an Indian hospital describing intended treatment. Validity, entries and eligibility can change; apply only through the official portal.

The Clinical Establishments Act 2010 governs registration and standards in adopting states and territories. It does not apply uniformly across India; local laws may apply. Independently verify any accreditation claimed by an institution.

Check practitioner registration and qualifications. Diagnosis, procedures and treatment require clinical evaluation and informed consent; IGMED Connect facilitates communication but does not replace a licensed clinician. Quotes can change after examination.

The Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act 1994 and its rules impose strict requirements, including authorization committee review in relevant cases involving foreign donors or recipients. Never assume eligibility or organ access.

Ask how providers collect, store and share your medical records. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and 2025 Rules are subject to phased commencement and applicable scope; other duties may apply. Do not email full medical records through the public inquiry form.

Before traveling, request a written plan explaining treatment, included/excluded costs, stay length, companion requirements, insurance, potential complications and follow-up. No savings, visa approval or outcome is guaranteed.

Medicines and devices face distinct regulatory controls including the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940, Rules 1945 and Medical Devices Rules 2017. For any shipment check product status, licenses, DGFT restrictions and destination-country import requirements.

Arrange discharge documents, continuity of care and hospital contacts for complications before departure. For emergencies contact local emergency services or a qualified clinician immediately; an inquiry form is not an emergency channel.