Mediheal International

Medical Tourism • Oncology

Cancer Care in Indiafor Bangladesh Patients2025 Guide

Costs, top cities, e-Medical visa, timelines — and how Mediheal International supports you from first opinion to follow-up.

  • NABH / JCI Hospitals
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  • Bangla Support

No extra fees — Mediheal International concierge helps with visas, appointments & stay.

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NABH / JCI

Planning cancer treatment abroad can feel overwhelming—especially when timing, quality, and cost matter most. This guide explains how patients from Bangladesh can access world-class cancer care in India: what it costs, which cities specialize in which treatments, how the e-Medical visa works, and how Mediheal International supports you end-to-end.

Why India for cancer care?

NABH / JCI centres

India combines advanced technology, high-volume expertise, and faster access—often at a fraction of Western costs.

Advanced technology

PET-CT, SRS/SBRT, IMRT/IGRT, robotic surgery platforms, BMT units, targeted & immunotherapies.

Experienced teams

Multidisciplinary tumor boards and high procedure volumes improve decision-making and outcomes.

Cost advantage

Comparable quality at significantly lower prices than many Western systems.

Accessibility

Frequent flights, familiar cuisine, language comfort, and support services.

Faster timelines

Quick diagnostics and treatment initiation with complete records and pre-arranged slots.

Estimated costs(guide only)

2025 reference

Costs vary by hospital, case complexity, stage, and chosen therapy. Use this as a budgeting guide; we’ll provide a case-specific estimate after reviewing your reports.

Package
Diagnostic work-up (imaging + labs)
Typical Range (INR)
₹40,000 – ₹1,20,000
Approx. BDT
BDT on request
Notes
Case-dependent
Package
Chemotherapy (per cycle)
Typical Range (INR)
₹35,000 – ₹1,50,000
Approx. BDT
Notes
Regimen-specific
Package
Targeted / Immunotherapy (per cycle)
Typical Range (INR)
₹1,50,000 – ₹4,50,000+
Approx. BDT
Notes
Molecule & dosing
Package
Breast cancer surgery (lumpectomy/mastectomy)
Typical Range (INR)
₹1,80,000 – ₹3,50,000
Approx. BDT
Notes
Uncomplicated
Package
GI cancer surgery (colon/stomach)
Typical Range (INR)
₹2,50,000 – ₹5,50,000
Approx. BDT
Notes
Uncomplicated
Package
Head & neck surgery (with reconstruction)
Typical Range (INR)
₹2,50,000 – ₹7,00,000
Approx. BDT
Notes
Varies
Package
Radical prostatectomy (robotic)
Typical Range (INR)
₹3,50,000 – ₹7,50,000
Approx. BDT
Notes
Robotic platform
Package
Radiotherapy (IMRT/IGRT full course)
Typical Range (INR)
₹1,80,000 – ₹4,00,000
Approx. BDT
Notes
Fractionation plan
Package
Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT)
Typical Range (INR)
₹12,00,000 – ₹28,00,000
Approx. BDT
Notes
Type & stay

Top Indian Cities & their Strengths

Curated for Bangladesh patients

New Delhi–NCR

  • Comprehensive cancer centers
  • Complex surgeries, BMT
  • Access to clinical protocols
BMTMultispecialtyTertiary Care

Mumbai

  • High-volume oncology
  • Robotic surgery
  • Precision radiotherapy
RoboticsSBRT/IMRT

Chennai

  • Surgical oncology
  • Radiotherapy
  • Head & neck, GI, uro-oncology
SurgeryHead & Neck

Bengaluru & Hyderabad

  • Integrated centers
  • Strong radiation/medical oncology
  • Robotic platforms
RoboticsIntegrated

Kolkata

  • Convenient for Bangladesh arrivals
  • Good coordination & continuity of care
Easy AccessContinuity

We’ll shortlist 2–3 hospitals based on your diagnosis, budget, language preference, and appointment urgency.

Treatment Types

Surgery

Curative in early stages; palliative in advanced cases.

Chemotherapy

Kills/controls cancer cells; typically given in cycles.

Radiation therapy

IMRT/IGRT/SRS/SBRT: highly focused beams to spare healthy tissue.

Targeted therapy

Drugs aimed at specific mutations (needs molecular testing).

Immunotherapy

Stimulates your immune system; suitable for selected cancers/stages.

Bone Marrow Transplant

For blood cancers & select conditions (autologous / allogeneic).

Step-by-step: Bangladesh → India with Mediheal

  1. 1

    Send reports securely

    Prescriptions, histopath/biopsy, imaging, discharge summaries.

  2. 2

    48-hour opinion

    Oncologist panel shares plan, budget, and estimated length of stay.

  3. 3

    Doctor video call

    Align expectations, clarify questions, confirm next steps.

  4. 4

    e-Medical Visa (MED / MED-X)

    Invitation letter & documentation checklist; application guidance.

  5. 5

    Travel & stay

    Flights, airport pickup, nearby accommodation, interpreter if needed.

  6. 6

    In-person evaluation

    Confirmatory tests, final treatment plan & consent.

  7. 7

    Treatment start

    Surgery / chemotherapy / radiation / targeted therapy / BMT as advised.

  8. 8

    Recovery & follow-ups

    Discharge briefing, medicine plan, tele-follow-ups back home.

Documents you’ll need

Clear, legible scans (PDF/JPG/PNG). If something’s missing, we’ll guide you.

Passport & photos

Passport valid 6+ months, recent passport-size photos.

Medical reports (12–18 months)

Prescriptions, histopath/biopsy slides (if available), imaging, discharge summaries.

Doctor referral (if any)

Not mandatory, but helpful for continuity of care.

Proof of funds / coverage

As required by visa or hospital; insurance docs if applicable.

Invitation & appointment letters

Mediheal invitation and hospital appointment letters (we arrange).

How Mediheal International helps

One coordinated team from first opinion to follow-up — with clear budgets and fast access.

Fast-track access

Priority opinions and appointment slots.

Transparent budgets

Written estimates before you travel.

Case manager

One contact from first call to follow-up.

Logistics handled

Visa letters, pickup, hotel, local SIM, interpreter.

After-care

Discharge summary, medicine plan, tele-follow-ups in Bangladesh.

FAQs

Quick answers to common questions

Can’t find what you need? Ask us directly.

Can I start treatment immediately after reaching India?
Usually yes, after confirmatory evaluations. We schedule tests in advance to minimize waiting.
How soon can I get a treatment plan?
Within ~48 hours after we receive complete case documents.
Can I bring a family member?
Yes—apply for a Medical Attendant (MED-X) visa. We issue the required letters.
Are Indian cancer hospitals accredited?
Many are NABH/JCI accredited; we’ll recommend accredited centers aligned to your case.
What if my reports are incomplete?
We’ll guide you on the missing tests and arrange them at the hospital on arrival.
Do I need health insurance?
Not mandatory. Self-pay is common. If you have coverage, bring documents; we’ll check cashless options.
Will the medicines be available in Bangladesh later?
Common regimens are available; some targeted drugs may need special sourcing. We’ll advise alternatives.
How much cash should I carry?
Prefer bank transfer/card. Carry only minimal cash for daily needs.
What follow-ups happen after I return?
Tele-consults, local test lists, and report reviews. Your case manager coordinates everything.

Get a Free Doctor Opinion in 48 Hours

Share your reports securely. We’ll reply with a plan, budget, and next steps.

Medical disclaimer: Information on this page is educational and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Indicative pricing; final plans and costs depend on clinical evaluation.