Central Asia and the CIS
Treatment in India for Uzbek patients
Written for Uzbek patients and their families: the route from Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, the visa process at the Indian mission nearest you, which hospital cities most patients use, and what follow-up looks like once you are back home.
- Flights
- Tashkent flies direct to Delhi in about 3 hours, with onward domestic connections.
- Usual hospital cities
- Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Chennai
- Languages we work in
- Uzbek, Russian, English
- Estimates shown in
- Uzbek som (UZS) and US dollars
- Medical visa
- The Embassy of India in Tashkent issues medical visas; Russian and Uzbek interpretation is arranged for every step in India.
Why patients travel
What brings Uzbek patients to India
- Liver transplant and paediatric oncology programmes are established in India and short-haul from Tashkent.
- Russian-speaking coordinators and translated documentation remove the language barrier families worry about most.
- Direct 3-hour flights allow a parent to travel with a child without a long transit.
Most requested
Treatments and indicative package costs
- Liver Transplant$32,000–48,000
- Bone Marrow Transplant$18,000–42,000
- IVF Treatment$2,600–5,200
- Spinal Fusion Surgery$5,200–14,000
- Cochlear Implant Surgery$8,500–22,000
Indicative hospital package ranges in US dollars, not quotations. Your estimate is issued by the hospital after it reads your reports, and can be shown to you in Uzbek som (UZS).
Back home
Support once you return to Uzbekistan
- Russian-language discharge summary, medication chart and follow-up schedule.
- Drug-level monitoring plan agreed with your clinic in Tashkent before discharge.
- Russian-speaking coordinator reachable after you return, for the first year at minimum.
Answers
Questions from Uzbekistan
Next step
Get an estimate for travel from Uzbekistan
Send your reports and we will return a written opinion and an itemised package estimate from accredited hospitals in India. A named case manager replies within 24 hours, every day of the week.