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From Sudan to Chandigarh

Safe, expert treatment in India for families from Sudan

War has closed many of Sudan's hospitals and cancer centres. We help Sudanese families plan treatment in Chandigarh, from the medical visa in Port Sudan to recovery, with Arabic-speaking support.

KhartoumChandigarh
From Sudan to Chandigarh, IndiaMap: Natural Earth (public domain)
The ancient pyramids of Meroë in the Sudanese desert
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Why BookMedTrip matters for patients from Sudan

Since the war began, many of Sudan's oncology centres have closed, leaving few places for radiotherapy and scans, and health spending is about $21 per person. Families who can travel often seek cancer, heart and kidney care abroad, and medical visas to India from Sudan rose in 2024.

0.25doctors per 1,000 people (World Bank, 2017)
57%of health spending paid out of pocket (World Bank, 2023)
$21health spending per person, US$ (World Bank, 2023)
~1 hourby air from Delhi to Chandigarh

What families from Sudan often come for

Every plan starts with a specialist reviewing your reports — on a US$99 consultation that includes two calls.

Visa

Sudan is not on India's e-Visa list. The Embassy of India now works from Port Sudan, where visa services resumed on 27 May 2024; Sudanese nationals apply there for a regular Medical visa.

Always confirm on the official Indian visa portal before you apply.

Vuelos

From Port Sudan, Ethiopian Airlines, Badr Airlines and Tarco Air fly to Addis Ababa, which has daily flights to Delhi; Cairo, Jeddah and Doha are other common connections.

We can book your tickets — see Book tickets. Languages we hear from Sudan: Arabic, English.

How it works

  1. Send your reportsOn WhatsApp or by email — in any language.
  2. $99 consultationTwo calls: follow up with the same specialist, or compare a second opinion.
  3. Written estimateItemised by the hospital before you book. Flights listed separately.
  4. Treatment and recoveryOne coordinator from the airport to your safe return home.

Plan your treatment from Sudan

From Khartoum to Chandigarh
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Positions approximate; flight routes vary by airline.

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Your journey from Sudan, step by step
  1. Send your reportsscans, letters and test results — in any language
  2. Specialist consultationUS$99, two calls, a written opinion
  3. Written estimateitemised, per person, flights excluded
  4. e-Medical visaapply online with the hospital letter; family on attendant visas
  5. Fly Khartoum → Delhi → Chandigarhwe meet you at the airport
  6. Treatment, recovery, follow-upvideo follow-up after you are home

Who helps you

From the first message, a named coordinator looks after your case — through the African Patient Desk — English, French, Arabic and Swahili. We never ask for cash: every payment goes to the hospital or through a traceable bank or card route.

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Questions patients from Sudan ask

How do patients from Sudan travel to Chandigarh?

Most fly from Khartoum to Delhi, then take a one-hour flight to Chandigarh (IXC). Some routes connect through the Gulf. We plan flights, airport pick-up and stay for you.

Do patients from Sudan need a medical visa for India?

Yes — apply for an e-Medical visa on the official portal, indianvisaonline.gov.in, with a letter from the treating hospital. Up to two family members can travel on e-Medical Attendant visas.

Can I speak to a doctor before I travel?

Yes. Our US$99 specialist consultation includes two calls — a follow-up with the same doctor or a second opinion from another — before you decide anything.

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Sources: Ministry of Tourism, Govt of India (Aug 2025); Govt of India via IANS (May 2026); NIRF 2025, Ministry of Education.

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