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Medical tourism in New Zealand is quite popular, since medical care in this country is of very high quality. There are clinics with international accreditation that receive patients from all over the world all year round. Modern methods and technologies are widely used to overcome various complex diseases. In addition, you can make a comprehensive diagnosis of your body by trying innovative approaches in the analysis of the physiological state and DNA.
Most often, foreigners choose treatment of diseases in New Zealand in the following areas:
- Oncology (different types of cancer)
- Neurology
- Prosthetics
- Transplantations
Issuance of a visa for treatment in New Zealand
Trips to New Zealand for any purpose, including for treatment, are not possible without a special visa. It is opened at the embassy for both patients and their companions. A medical visa to New Zealand belongs to the Visitor Visa category.
Conditions
With this visa it is allowed to:
Visit New Zealand for treatment or counseling for which you have been accepted
You must be able to pay for your treatment unless it is funded under a special program for South Pacific nationals.
Visa validity usually ranges from 1 to 6 months. But if the patient is in a serious condition and needs a longer hospitalization, then you can get permission for 9 months.
Even if you are from a visa-free country, you must apply for a visa to come to New Zealand for treatment or consultation.
If your need for treatment or advice is urgent or an emergency, contact the Immigration Service.
You can obatin a visa for treatment in New Zealand after providing the following documents:
- Passport;
- Application form;
- Colored photos;
- Financial guarantees;
- Booked airline tickets;
- Medical form about the state of health;
- Confirmation of the purpose of the visit: invitation from the clinic, check for payment of medical services;
- For children: a notarized permission to travel from the father and mother, if both will not accompany the child.
The cost of treatment in New Zealand
Free treatment in New Zealand is exclusively for people with citizenship of this country. Foreigners will need funds to pay for medical services. It is worth noting that the price of treatment in New Zealand is much lower than in the USA and Great Britain.
A child born in New Zealand can acquire citizenship if the child cannot acquire another citizenship or at least one parent has permanent residence in New Zealand or Australia.
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