Practical, specific answers — kept separate for patients and referral partners, since the two rarely need the same information.
A country-by-country breakdown of documents and processing times.
The referral chain from MOH approval to hospital admission.
Costs, donor rules, and what a typical hospital stay looks like.
A transparent look at what drives price differences between hospitals.
Documentation, agreements and case-tracking tools for new partners.
How an Overseas Referral Committee case moved from approval to discharge.
It depends on the procedure and hospital. Share your reports through our free consultation and we'll return a written cost estimate before you commit to anything.
Once your hospital invitation letter is issued, most patients receive their visa within 3–5 working days, though this varies by country.
Yes — attendant visas and accommodation for accompanying family members are arranged as part of standard patient services.
Fees are agreed in a written B2B coordination agreement between MedTrav and the referring party — never paid to a treating doctor.
Yes, including Oman's Treatment Abroad programme, Maldives' Aasandha/NSPA, and Fiji's Overseas Referral Committee.
A short intake call, a written coordination agreement, and access to case-tracking tools — typically completed within two weeks.