Which visa fits a medical trip
Most foreign patients enter on an M (business / trade) or L (tourist) visa for consultations and short stays. For longer treatment or accompanied family, a humanitarian / private-affairs (S) or a dedicated medical visa may be arranged through the Chinese embassy or consulate in your country. Requirements vary by nationality, so confirm with the nearest mission.
Documents you typically need
A valid passport, a completed application form, a recent photo, and supporting materials such as an invitation or appointment letter from the treating hospital, proof of funds, and a travel itinerary. For accompanying relatives, relationship proof may be requested.
How a concierge helps
Our bilingual case managers prepare the hospital invitation letter, check document completeness, and brief you on embassy expectations — reducing the back-and-forth so you can focus on your health.