At a Glance
- Medical documents:
- Travel documents:
- Administrative:
Medical documents: prior medical reports, imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI), lab results, prescriptions, and referral or doctor letters.
Travel documents: a valid passport, your medical visa, and travel insurance if applicable.
Administrative: the hospital's treatment confirmation or invitation letter, and any consent forms requested by the hospital in advance.
Practical Checklist
Related Renaid Services
Care Matching → Medical Visa Assistance → Patient Assistance → Treatment Coordination →Frequently asked
What if I don't have all my old medical records?
Share whatever you have — a specialist can often still form an initial opinion, and may request specific additional tests once they've reviewed what's available.
Do documents need to be translated into English?
This depends on the hospital and the original language; ask your coordinator whether translation is needed for your specific reports.
Should I bring physical copies or digital copies?
Both is safest — physical copies as a backup, plus digital copies you can easily share or re-send if needed.
Start with a free, no-obligation medical opinion
Share your reports and a Renaid patient coordinator will review your case, then walk you through hospitals, doctors, costs and the full journey.