Treatment in India from Bangladesh

Treatment in India for patients travelling from Bangladesh is on a rise. One out of 3 patients travelling to India from foreign countries is from Bangladesh. To catch on to these emerging markets, some hospitals have opened their liaison offices or appointed consultants. Out of a total of 4,60,000 patients who came to India for medical treatment, 1.65,000 were from Bangladesh in 2015-16. Direct train between Dhaka to Kolkata and bus services between Dhaka / Khulna to Kolkata have opened new and cheap route of transport between these two cities making it easier for foreigners to travel to India for medical treatment. Treatment in orthopedics, cancer, cardiology, & neurology are the top draws for foreign tourists in India. Treatment in India from Bangladesh can be difficult as most of the patients do not have any idea about treatment in India and thus many a times they land up in lot of trouble and problems. Preferred cities for treatment in India from Bangaldesh  are Chennai, Kolkata, Vellore, Kerala, Goa, Delhi & Mumbai. Medical visa can be easily obtained by furnishing certain details for treatment in India from Bangladesh.

Problems faced by Bangladeshi patients in India

• Lack of knowledge about hospitals.
• Lack of knowledge about the right doctor for their treatment needs & requirements.
• lack of idea about possible expenses for a particular treatment.
• Lack of knowledge about travel options.
• Lack of knowledge on hotels / guest houses.
• Patients usually have no idea about number of day stay in India and thus they land up in financial trouble.
• lack of local help and guidance.
• Language problem in southern cities of India.

What is the best way to take treatment in India for Bangladeshi patients ?

Best way to take treatment in India for Bangladeshi patients is to connect with us at +91 96 1588 1588 on WhatsApp / IMO / Viber.

Why us ?

• We connect you to your choice of hospital and doctor.
• Immediate appointment in Apollo Chennai, CMC Vellore, Global Chennai and other leading hospitals.
• We guide & help you in choosing right doctor & hospital for your treatment requirements.
• We help you in getting a treatment plan and approximate of expenses for your treatment requirements.
• We also let you know the approximate number of day stay is required in India so that you come fully prepared.
• We help you in searching right hotel / guest house close to the hospital in order to save on cost.
• We ensure patient do not spend more than quoted price for the treatment.
• We also provide all the local help required for treatment in India.

TREATMENT IN INDIA FROM BANGLADESH

Complete process of taking treatment in India for Bangladeshi patients

Choosing the right hospital

First step in order to take correct treatment is choosing the right hospital as per paying capacity and treatment needs. Its important that you do a thorough research before choosing to come to India. Best is leave that work to CancerFax care. We provide you with few options as per your treatment & financial requirements. Out of those options, patient can choose the best suitable option.

Sending medical reports

Once the choice of hospital has been made, send a mail to the hospital or at care@sahyogita.org asking for a possible treatment plan and approximate of expenses. Although it is difficult to provide exact medical treatment plan and expense details, but an approximate can be provided.

Medical visa to India

Once you decide upon the hospital based on treatment plan and budget send patient and attendants passport copies to the hospital requesting for medical visa. Check the complete process by clicking on the below link.

Guide on medical visa from Bangladesh to India

Apply for medical visa & travel to India

Once you get the medical visa letter from the hospital, now you can apply for medical visa with Indian embassy.

Documents required for Indian medical visa

• Medical invitation letter from a recognized hospital.
• Recommendation from the local doctor for treatment abroad.
• 6 month bank statement.
• Solvency certificate from bank.

Visa Processing Fees

There is no visa fee for Bangladeshi passport holders applying for Indian medical visa.

Visa processing time

7 days.
There are three Indian Consulates in Bangladesh where people can directly apply medical visa to India
These are located at Dhaka, Rajshahi & Chittagong.

There are some authorized agents in Bangladesh who can be helpful in getting medical visa. Details of such agents are –

If you connect with us our representative will be there to welcome you in India and for your help here. Treatment in India from Bangladesh is on rise and is made easy by companies like CancerFax.

Connect with us at +91 96 1588 1588 or write to us at info@cancerfax.com for all the above mentioned help.

Susan Hau

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Susan Hau is a distinguished researcher in the field of cancer cell therapy, with a particular focus on T cell-based approaches and cancer vaccines. Her work spans several innovative treatment modalities, including CAR T-cell therapy, TIL (Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocyte) therapy, and NK (Natural Killer) cell therapy.

Hau's expertise lies in cancer cell biology, where she has made significant contributions to understanding the complex interactions between immune cells and tumors.

Her research aims to enhance the efficacy of immunotherapies by manipulating the tumor microenvironment and exploring novel ways to activate and direct immune responses against cancer cells.

Throughout her career, Hau has collaborated with leading professors and researchers in the field of cancer treatment, both in the United States and China.

These international experiences have broadened her perspective and contributed to her innovative approach to cancer therapy development.

Hau's work is particularly focused on addressing the challenges of treating advanced and metastatic cancers. She has been involved in clinical trials evaluating the safety and efficacy of various immunotherapy approaches, including the promising Gamma Delta T cell therapy.

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