Issuance of visas for entry for the purpose of treatment is not provided.

Medical services in Timor-Leste are limited, especially outside Dili. There is one large hospital in Dili, and clinics in the provincial centers. However, their service qualitiy level, as well as the training of the personnel working in them, are low. The shortage of infectious disease specialists, dentists and oculists is particularly acute. In the event of a medical emergency, evacuation to Australia or Singapore will be required. However, medical evacuation will be difficult due to the limited number of airlines currently flying to and from Timor-Leste. You should ensure that you have adequate travel medical insurance and funds available to cover the costs of any treatment abroad and repatriation.

The World Health Organization noted that the incidence of malaria in Timor-Leste has decreased dramatically in recent years. Dengue remains dangerous throughout Timor-Leste during the rainy season, which runs from November to April. No cases of rabies were registered.