Key takeaways
- Cardiac bypass is the headline procedure for Bangladeshi patients travelling to India. Costs are indicative, not quotes — no hospital publishes a price, and each prepares a per-case estimate after reviewing your records.
- The e-Medical Visa needs a hospital invitation (AVS) letter carrying a specific date. No Government of India visa fee is charged to Bangladeshi nationals; the only charge is IVAC’s BDT 1,500 service charge.
- Two attendants can travel on linked e-Medical Attendant visas.
- Apollo, Fortis, Medanta and Narayana run Bangla-speaking patient desks.
Facts at a glance
| Stat | Value | Source note |
|---|---|---|
| JCI-accredited hospitals (of the 12 listed here) | 6 | Counted from the JCI accredited-organisation directory, India list — Checked 2026-09-16. |
| Cardiac bypass indicative range | Indicative only — no hospital publishes a price; each prepares a per-case estimate after reviewing your records | None of the hospitals listed here publishes a treatment price; bands are editorial estimates, not quotes — Checked 2026-09-16. |
| e-Medical Visa handling | No Government of India visa fee for Bangladeshi nationals; the only charge is IVAC’s service charge of BDT 1,500 | Government of India e-Visa fee table (Bangladesh row, e-Medical = 00) and IVAC advisory — Checked 2026-09-16. |
Frequently asked questions
How fast can treatment start?
With reports ready, quotes return and treatment can begin once your visa is in hand.
Is aftercare covered?
Our bundles include follow-up coordination with your Dhaka physician — video or in-person as needed.