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Get Free ConsultationPatients from Uzbekistan turn to India for oncology, cardiac surgery, orthopaedics and transplant care. MedTrav works with local referring physicians and gives families Russian-language coordination, a specialist review before departure and a written estimate.
We coordinate with your referring physician and share the specialist's opinion and treatment plan in writing, so decisions are made together.
Marriage and birth certificates for attendants, and reports from home, may need certified translation. We flag this early so it does not delay the visa.
A Russian-speaking coordinator supports you before travel, during treatment and after discharge.
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.
Tashkent has direct and one-stop options to Delhi and other Indian cities. Your coordinator books the airport pickup and first appointment.
Russian-speaking coordination is available throughout. Our Russian homepage gives an overview of our services.
Costs are quoted in USD; the table shows approximate UZS figures for planning. Exchange rates move, so your estimate states the amount in USD.
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 UZS |
|---|---|---|
| Coronary angioplasty with stent (per vessel) | $3,500 – $6,000 | UZS 42,700,000 – 73,200,000 |
| Coronary artery bypass (CABG) | $5,500 – $9,500 | UZS 67,100,000 – 115,900,000 |
| Kidney transplant, living donor | $13,000 – $20,000 | UZS 158,600,000 – 244,000,000 |
| Liver transplant, living donor | $25,000 – $40,000 | UZS 305,000,000 – 488,000,000 |
| IVF / ICSI cycle | $2,500 – $4,500 | UZS 30,500,000 – 54,900,000 |
| Gastric sleeve (bariatric surgery) | $4,500 – $6,500 | UZS 54,900,000 – 79,300,000 |
| Kidney stone removal (URS) | $2,200 – $3,200 | UZS 26,840,000 – 39,040,000 |
| IMRT radiation course | $3,500 – $7,500 | UZS 42,700,000 – 91,500,000 |
| Chemotherapy, per cycle | $150 – $450 | UZS 1,830,000 – 5,490,000 |
How to read this table: UZS 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, a hospital invitation letter and your medical reports. We prepare the documents; the Indian authorities decide the visa.
Yes. We provide Russian-speaking coordination and can arrange interpreters for consultations.
Attendant documents such as marriage or birth certificates, and some reports, may need certified translation into English. We tell you which at the document review stage.
It depends on the procedure. Many surgical cases need two to three weeks, while some treatments are shorter. Your written plan states the expected duration.
Send your reports through the contact form or by email. A hospital specialist reviews them before you decide to travel.
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