We tell you what it costs, at which hospital, and who will meet you at the airport.
Medical tourism in Bangalore — in Arabic, with prices published
Medical tourism in Bangalore means travelling to the city's accredited hospitals for treatment, with the medical visa, accommodation and translation arranged around it. Elaaj is an Arabic-speaking coordinator in Bangalore: we recommend the right hospital for your case, publish cost bands for every procedure, and a named member of our team meets you at the airport and stays with you until you fly home.
Key facts
- We coordinate 7 kinds of treatment, each with a page on the procedure, the length of stay and the estimated cost.
- We work with 7 hospitals in Bangalore; the closest is 15 minutes by car from Arab Street.
- India's e-Medical visa is valid for one year from arrival, with multiple entries.
- We are not a hospital and give no medical advice; clinical decisions rest with the treating doctor.
Why Elaaj
Prices are published
Cost bands per procedure and hospital tier, with inclusions, exclusions and the date they were last updated.
People with names
One coordinator follows your case from start to finish — photo, name and WhatsApp number. No call centre.
Arabic first
Everything here was written in Arabic, not translated into it. We speak your language in the hospital and outside it.
The whole trip
Airport pickup, accommodation near Arab Street, a translator in the clinic, and follow-up once you are home.
Treatments
The procedures we coordinate regularly, each with a page explaining what it involves and roughly what it costs.
How it works
You message us
On WhatsApp or through the form. Describe the case and attach reports if you have them.
We review and estimate
We present the case to suitable hospitals and send you a written comparison of cost and duration.
We arrange the trip
Visa invitation letter, accommodation, airport pickup and a translator.
We are with you
Your coordinator accompanies you at the hospital and follows up after you return.
The Arab Street guide to Bangalore
Where to stay, where to eat, where to pray, and how many minutes to each hospital. The guide nobody has written.
Who will follow your case
Coordinator name Coordinator name
Case coordinator · Speaks: Arabic، English، Urdu
Follows your case from the first message to follow-up after you return. The one who replies to you on WhatsApp.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a medical tourism coordinator in Bangalore do?
We are not a hospital. We recommend the right hospital for your case, send you a written estimate of cost and duration, help with the visa invitation letter, arrange airport pickup, accommodation and a translator, and follow up after you return home.
How much does treatment in Bangalore cost?
It depends on the procedure and the hospital tier. We publish estimated cost bands for each procedure, with what is and isn't included and the date they were last updated. The final price is the hospital's written quote after it reviews your reports.
Which hospitals do you work with?
Accredited hospitals in Bangalore. Each has its own page listing its accreditation, specialties and how many minutes it is from Arab Street.
Do I need a medical visa for India?
Yes. Patients usually travel on India's e-Medical visa and companions on the e-Medical Attendant visa. The hospital issues the invitation letter and we help you prepare the documents. Rules change, so always check the official site, indianvisaonline.gov.in.
Are Bangalore and Bengaluru the same city?
Yes. Bengaluru is the official name of the city in south India that most people still call Bangalore. Its Arab Street, in Frazer Town, is where most Gulf families stay during treatment.
Will someone speak Arabic with me?
Yes. Your coordinator speaks Arabic, and you know their name, photo and WhatsApp number before you travel. They accompany you at the hospital.