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From Nepal to Chandigarh
Trusted treatment in India for families from Nepal
No visa, many daily flights and a shared culture make Chandigarh an easy choice for Nepali families. We help you compare hospitals, costs and recovery plans before you travel.
Why BookMedTrip matters for patients from Nepal
Nepal has about one doctor per 1,000 people and families pay close to 60% of health costs out of pocket, so advanced surgery and cancer care can mean long waits or high bills at home. Because Nepali citizens need no visa for India, many families come for specialist opinions, transplants and complex surgery.
What families from Nepal often come for
Every plan starts with a specialist reviewing your reports — on a US$99 consultation that includes two calls.
Visa
Nepali citizens do not need a visa to enter India under the long-standing India-Nepal arrangement; carry a valid passport or citizenship certificate when flying. The e-Visa list does not apply to Nepal.
Always confirm on the official Indian visa portal before you apply.
航班
Nepal Airlines, IndiGo and Air India fly non-stop Kathmandu-Delhi, around 79 flights a week (FlightConnections). Many families also travel overland through the open border by road.
We can book your tickets — see Book tickets. Languages we hear from Nepal: Nepali, Maithili, Bhojpuri, Hindi widely understood.
How it works
- Send your reportsOn WhatsApp or by email — in any language.
- $99 consultationTwo calls: follow up with the same specialist, or compare a second opinion.
- Written estimateItemised by the hospital before you book. Flights listed separately.
- Treatment and recoveryOne coordinator from the airport to your safe return home.
延伸阅读
- Trust as a Service — our promises →
- How much you save →
- India’s medical visa, explained →
- All country guides →
资料来源
- India e-Visa eligible countries list (official portal, checked 1 Nov 2026)
- Kathmandu-Delhi non-stop flights (FlightConnections, Nov 2026)
- World Bank: physicians per 1,000 people - Nepal
- World Bank: out-of-pocket share of health spending - Nepal
- World Bank: health spending per person (US$) - Nepal
Figures checked November 2026. If anything here is out of date, write to care@bookmedtrip.com.
Plan your treatment from Nepal
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- 2Delhimain international gatewayOpen in Google Maps ↗
- 3Chandigarh (IXC)about 1 hour from DelhiOpen in Google Maps ↗
Positions approximate; flight routes vary by airline.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tap a name to zoom.
- Send your reportsscans, letters and test results — in any language
- Specialist consultationUS$99, two calls, a written opinion
- Written estimateitemised, per person, flights excluded
- e-Medical visaapply online with the hospital letter; family on attendant visas
- Fly Kathmandu → Delhi → Chandigarhwe meet you at the airport
- 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 our team on WhatsApp in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Arabic, Russian and more. We never ask for cash: every payment goes to the hospital or through a traceable bank or card route.
Compare before you choose
- Medical tourism in India — the complete guide
- India vs other countries, compared honestly
- India vs Malaysia and Singapore
- India vs Thailand
- Best hospitals and doctors in India: how to judge
- The India medical visa, step by step
- How much you could save
Questions patients from Nepal ask
How do patients from Nepal travel to Chandigarh?
Most fly from Kathmandu 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 Nepal 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.
Book a specialist consultation Ask us on WhatsApp
Sources: Ministry of Tourism, Govt of India (Aug 2025); Govt of India via IANS (May 2026); NIRF 2025, Ministry of Education.
