Medivoyage Global helps international patients get cancer treatment in India at leading cancer hospitals in Gurugram and Delhi NCR. We review your medical reports, match you with suitable oncologists, send a treatment plan and cost estimate within 24-48 hours, and coordinate your visa, travel, stay and follow-up. Treatment decisions are always made by qualified doctors after they review your case.

Cancer Treatment in India for International Patients

Patients travel to India for cancer care because they can reach experienced oncology teams, advanced diagnostics and modern treatment technology, often at a lower cost than in the US, UK or Gulf countries. We make the journey simpler by handling the arrangements around your treatment, from reviewing your reports to airport pickup.

If you are looking for cancer treatment in India for foreigners, our team explains the process in plain steps, including medical visa requirements, the expected length of stay and what to bring.

How Our Cancer Care Process Works

1. Share your reports. Send your diagnosis, biopsy or pathology report, scans and treatment history through the enquiry form or by email.
2. Specialist review. Our team shares your reports with suitable oncologists so you understand your diagnosis and the treatment options.
3. Treatment plan and written estimate. Within 24-48 hours of receiving your reports, you get a proposed plan, the estimated cost, the expected length of stay and what is and is not included.
4. Visa and travel. We guide you through medical visa requirements and arrange flights, airport pickup, accommodation and interpreter support.
5. Treatment. A Medivoyage Global coordinator supports you and your family through appointments, tests, treatment and hospital stay.
6. Follow-up. After you return home, we stay in touch for follow-up consultations, reports and recovery guidance.

Types of Cancer Treatment We Coordinate

• Surgical oncology: surgical removal of tumors and cancer-affected tissue.
• Medical oncology: chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy and hormone therapy.
• Radiation oncology: advanced radiation techniques for localized and complex cancers.
• Bone marrow and stem cell transplantation: support for selected blood and bone marrow cancers. See our Bone Marrow Transplant page.
• Precision and molecular oncology: treatment guided by the molecular characteristics of your cancer.
• Palliative and supportive care: symptom control, nutrition, comfort and quality of life.

Which treatment suits you depends on the type, stage and location of your cancer and your overall health.

Cancer Types We Support

Read more about the treatment options for each of these cancers:

• Lung Cancer Treatment: diagnosis, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and targeted or immunotherapy options.
• Breast Cancer Treatment: surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and hormone and targeted therapy.
• Liver Cancer Treatment: options based on stage and liver function, including surgery and transplant evaluation where suitable.
• Colorectal Cancer Treatment: surgery, chemotherapy and radiation for colon and rectal cancers.
• Thyroid Cancer Treatment: surgery, radioactive iodine and long-term follow-up.
• Pancreatic Cancer Treatment: complex surgery, chemotherapy and radiation at specialist centers.
• Ovarian Cancer Treatment: surgery, chemotherapy and targeted therapy options.

We also help patients with prostate, kidney, stomach, cervical, uterine, head and neck, esophageal, bladder, oral, bone and skin cancers, brain tumors, and blood cancers including leukemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma.

Choosing a Cancer Hospital in India for International Patients

A good cancer hospital for international patients should have:

• A dedicated oncology team for your type of cancer
• Advanced imaging, pathology and radiation facilities
• A multidisciplinary review, where surgeons, medical oncologists and radiation oncologists plan your treatment together
• Recognized accreditation
• An international patient desk with interpreter support
• Clear, written cost information

Our partner hospitals in Gurugram and Delhi are chosen for their oncology departments and international patient services. Read our guide: Top 5 Cancer Hospitals in India for International Patients.

What to Look For in the Best Cancer Treatment in India

The best option is the one matched to your diagnosis, not simply the biggest name. Look for:

• A diagnosis confirmed by a pathology report
• A plan reviewed by a multidisciplinary team
• An oncologist with experience in your specific cancer
• Written costs and a clear list of what is included
• A follow-up plan for when you are back home

Be cautious of anyone who promises a cure or guarantees results. Outcomes depend on your cancer type, its stage and your overall health.

Affordable Cancer Treatment in India: Understanding the Cost

Every treatment plan is different, so we do not publish fixed prices. We send a written estimate within 24-48 hours of receiving your reports. These factors shape the cost:

Read our cost guide: Cancer Treatment Cost in India: Complete Price Guide for International Patients.

Why Choose Medivoyage Global for Cancer Treatment in India

• We match you with suitable oncologists and hospitals
• We coordinate your medical records and appointments
• You get a written estimate within 24-48 hours
• We arrange second-opinion consultations
• We guide you through medical visa and travel requirements
• We help with airport pickup, accommodation and interpreter support
• We stay in touch for follow-up after you return home

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How do I get started with cancer treatment in India?
Send your medical reports, including your diagnosis, biopsy or pathology report, scans and treatment history, through our enquiry form or to enquiry@medivoyageglobale.com. Our team reviews them and replies within 24-48 hours with a proposed plan and cost estimate.

Q2. Can I get a second opinion before I travel?
Yes. We can coordinate a second opinion from suitable oncologists based on your diagnosis and available records, so you can decide before you travel.

Q3. Do I need a medical visa for cancer care in India?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality and your treatment, and the rules change from time to time. We guide you through the current requirements, including the medical attendant visa for a family member.

Q4. How long will I need to stay in India?
It depends on your treatment plan. Your plan includes the expected length of stay and any follow-up that may be needed.

Q5. How much does cancer care in India cost?
It depends on the type and stage of cancer, the treatment method, the hospital and the length of stay. We send a written estimate for your case, and our cost guide explains the main factors.

Q6. Which cancers can you help with?
We help with a wide range of cancers, including breast, lung, liver, colorectal, thyroid, pancreatic, ovarian, prostate and blood cancers. Send your reports and we will tell you how we can help.

Q7. Can a family member travel with me?
Yes, a family member can usually accompany you. Visa rules for attendants depend on your nationality, and we guide you through them.

Q8. What documents should I send?
Your biopsy or pathology report, scans, blood tests, a summary of any previous treatment and a copy of your passport.

Q9. Can foreign patients receive cancer care in India?
Yes. International patients receive cancer care in India every year, and we help you with the process from your first enquiry to follow-up.

Q10. What happens after I return home?
Our team stays in touch for follow-up consultations, medical reports and recovery guidance, and helps you share information with your doctor at home.

Begin Your Cancer Treatment Journey

Early consultation and careful treatment planning matter in cancer care. If you or a family member has been diagnosed with cancer and is considering treatment abroad, send your medical reports to our team and we will help you identify suitable oncologists and hospitals.