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Get Free ConsultationNigerian patients and their families look to India for cancer care, cardiac surgery, kidney and liver transplant, and orthopaedic and spine procedures. Our approach is to reduce risk: a specialist reviews your reports before you book flights, and the cost and plan are confirmed in writing first.
Share your reports and an Indian specialist reviews them before you commit to travel. For many patients this saves a trip.
Estimates are issued in USD and itemised, so naira movements do not change the price you agreed. The table below shows approximate naira figures for planning.
Airport pickup, accommodation near the hospital, interpreters where needed and a coordinator who stays reachable throughout.
We arrange the hospital invitation letter and Medical Reference Number. Eligible nationalities apply online for the e-Medical Visa; we confirm that your passport qualifies and which route applies before you apply. Allow extra time, as travel from West Africa is long.
Most itineraries have one stop through Gulf or East African hubs. Apply for the visa as soon as your treatment plan is confirmed, and book flights only once the visa is issued.
Care and coordination are in English.
Ask your bank early about foreign-exchange rules for medical payments. We provide the written estimate, hospital letter and invoices it will need.
Visa rules and appointment availability change. This page is general guidance, not immigration advice — confirm current requirements with official sources and your case manager. See our full medical visa guide.
Ranges reported across accredited Indian hospitals, for planning only. Click a procedure for a detailed guide.
| Procedure | Indicative cost (USD) | Approx. in NGN |
|---|---|---|
| Coronary angioplasty with stent (per vessel) | $3,500 – $6,000 | ₦ 4,655,000 – 7,980,000 |
| Coronary artery bypass (CABG) | $5,500 – $9,500 | ₦ 7,315,000 – 12,635,000 |
| Kidney transplant, living donor | $13,000 – $20,000 | ₦ 17,290,000 – 26,600,000 |
| Liver transplant, living donor | $25,000 – $40,000 | ₦ 33,250,000 – 53,200,000 |
| IVF / ICSI cycle | $2,500 – $4,500 | ₦ 3,325,000 – 5,985,000 |
| Gastric sleeve (bariatric surgery) | $4,500 – $6,500 | ₦ 5,985,000 – 8,645,000 |
| Kidney stone removal (URS) | $2,200 – $3,200 | ₦ 2,926,000 – 4,256,000 |
| IMRT radiation course | $3,500 – $7,500 | ₦ 4,655,000 – 9,975,000 |
| Chemotherapy, per cycle | $150 – $450 | ₦ 199,500 – 598,500 |
How to read this table: NGN figures use an approximate September 2026 exchange rate and are shown only as a rough reference. Your written estimate and final invoice are confirmed in USD after a specialist reviews your reports; your bank sets the exact conversion when you pay. See our medical disclaimer.
Yes. You need a medical-category Indian visa and a hospital invitation letter. We prepare the documents; the Indian authorities decide the visa.
Yes. Send your reports and a hospital specialist will review them by video or in writing, so you know the plan and the cost before booking flights.
It depends on the treatment. Surgeries often need two to three weeks including recovery, while some treatments are shorter. Your written plan gives the expected duration.
Estimates are fixed in USD, so you know the amount in advance. Your bank sets the naira conversion when you pay.
Oncology, cardiac surgery, transplant, orthopaedics and spine surgery are among the most common. See our specialties for indicative costs.
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