Plan Your Visit
Practical guidance before you travel.
Tell us about the eye concern, diagnosis if known, previous treatment and preferred travel period.
The appropriate centre, doctor availability and preferred consultation date will be discussed before you finalise travel. Final treatment decisions can be made only after an in-person examination.
Plan first. Travel after confirmation.The care team helps route the enquiry before non-refundable arrangements are made.
Before You Travel
Four steps for a coordinated eye-care visit.
A simple administrative journey designed to reduce uncertainty before travel.
- 01
Send an enquiry
Share the patient's basic details, eye concern and travel preference.
- 02
Share available reports
Provide relevant reports securely when requested. Do not send sensitive medical information through public social-media messages.
- 03
Receive appointment guidance
The team will review the details and share the appropriate centre, doctor availability and next administrative step.
- 04
Finalise travel after confirmation
Make travel arrangements only after receiving written appointment confirmation. The initial response is not a diagnosis or treatment commitment.
Important
An online enquiry is not a diagnosis, treatment plan or confirmed appointment.
Clinical decisions and cost estimates depend on examination, investigations and the ophthalmologist recommendation. Emergency symptoms require immediate local medical care.
- Carry passport identification and all available eye records
- Bring a current medicine list and relevant medical history
- Plan for dilation or tests that may temporarily affect vision
International Patient Enquiry
Tell us about the visit you are planning.
This form begins travel and appointment coordination. It does not confirm a diagnosis, treatment, price or duration. Our team will respond after reviewing the information provided.
Travel Planning FAQs
Plan the visit with clearer expectations.
Answers about confirmation, records and estimates before travel.
No. Wait for written confirmation of the centre, consultation availability and expected visit plan before booking non-refundable travel.
Only indicative administrative information may be possible. A reliable treatment recommendation and estimate depend on clinical examination and any required investigations.
Bring prior eye prescriptions, operative notes, scan or test reports, a medicine list and relevant medical history. The care team may request specific items before travel.