Singapore has excellent medicine, so patients from here come to us for narrower reasons: a therapy not available locally, a price in the private system that does not work, or a wait that is too long. If any of those three apply, the logistics are the easiest of any country we serve.
| Topic | What we arrange |
|---|---|
| Entry | Singapore passport holders enter mainland China visa-free for short stays. For longer treatment we still arrange the right medical visa, and we confirm the current rules before you travel. |
| Flights | Around five to six hours to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu, with frequent departures. Many patients fly up and back for dental work without losing a working week. |
| Language | English-speaking coordinators plus medical interpreters, and Mandarin where that helps. No language friction at any point. |
| Cost context | The relevant comparison for you is Singapore private pricing, not US pricing. Savings are real but smaller than they are for American patients — we give you the actual numbers, not a headline percentage. |
| Insurers | We issue the documentation format Singapore insurers and corporate schemes typically require: itemised English invoices, procedure codes, discharge summaries and proof of payment. |
| Length of stay | Dental: two short visits. Surgery: 2–4 weeks. CAR-T: 6–8 weeks. |
At the three hospitals we work with, yes for the procedures we handle. The reason to come is access to specific therapies, speed, or cost — not a general claim that one system is better than the other.
Medisave generally cannot be used for overseas treatment. Check with your scheme administrator; we supply whatever documentation is requested.
For short stays, Singapore passport holders currently enter visa-free. For treatment lasting weeks, we arrange the appropriate medical visa. Rules change — we confirm before you book.
48 hours for the initial review, 3 working days for the written report from licensed doctors.
No commitment, no fee. If China is not the right answer for your case, we will tell you that first.
What to send: diagnosis, most recent pathology report, treatment history, and latest imaging. Reply within 48 hours.
