Mongolian patients traveling to China for treatment need to prepare visas, invitation letters, appointments and budgets in advance. This guide answers the most common questions.
Treatment in China requires an S2 private-visit visa. Prepare the hospital invitation letter and diagnosis records, then apply at the Chinese embassy in Mongolia. We help prepare all documents and track the process.
Core documents: valid passport, hospital invitation letter, diagnosis reports, proof of funds and photos. We provide a personalized checklist based on your condition and help with translation and notarization.
The invitation letter is the core visa document. We submit your medical records to the hospital in China, confirm admission and treatment plan, and the hospital issues the official letter — we handle the whole process.
Expert slots at major Chinese hospitals fill up fast, so booking ahead is essential. We choose the right department and specialist, register with the hospital and lock in your visit date.
Costs vary by city, hospital, condition and treatment plan. Our price tables list diagnosis, treatment and surgery prices at hospitals in Hohhot and Beijing so you can budget in advance.
A Mongolian-speaking interpreter accompanies you at the hospital: communicating with doctors, explaining test results and translating medication instructions, from arrival to recovery.
Yes. Chinese hospitals admit international patients for inpatient treatment. Rates vary by hospital and ward class; we help book the right hospital and room and coordinate your stay.
We coordinate your visit schedule, visa, flights, hotel, local transport and treatment plan — you focus on getting better.
We translate your previous test reports and medical records between Mongolian and Chinese into a format Chinese doctors can read directly, making your first visit more efficient.
Contact our consultants, share your condition and get hospital recommendations, doctor matching and cost estimates.
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