Inha University Hospital
KR Incheon, South Korea · Multi-specialty
Trust Index 59 · Fair
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Opened in May 1996 as the first university hospital in the greater Incheon area, Inha University Hospital is a 906-bed teaching hospital affiliated with Inha University (Hanjin/Korean Air foundation). It runs 36 clinical divisions and 19 specialized centers — including a Cancer & BMT center, Cyberknife, robotic surgery, and a government-designated Cardiocerebrovascular Disease Center — and, uniquely, operates the 24/7 medical centers at Incheon International Airport's Terminals 1 and 2. A helipad in front of the hospital supports emergency doctor-helicopter transfers.
Verified against: Inha University Hospital — official 'About / Philosophy' (established 1996, first Incheon univ. hospital, specialty centers, airport medical center) · Inha University Hospital — official site (International Healthcare Center, languages EN/KO/CN/RU, robotic/cardio centers) · Inha University Hospital — profile (906 beds, 36 divisions / 19 centers, Int'l Healthcare Center since 2009, airport T1&T2) · OpenStreetMap / Nominatim — geocode + address (27 Inhang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon 22332) · Inha University Hospital — official site homepage · Inha University Hospital — official site, 비급여 진료비용 조회 (non-covered fee disclosure) · Inha University Hospital — official site, 병원현황 (staff & bed count, 2026-02) · Inha University Hospital — official site, 연혁 (History) · Inha University Hospital — official site, 전문센터 (Specialty Centers directory) · 건강증진센터 (Health Promotion Center) — BASIC 검진 program page · Korea Consumer Agency (소비자24) — 의료기관인증 search page (attempted lookup, results not returned via curl/WebFetch this session) · Wikipedia (ko) — 인하대학교 의과대학 부속병원 · Incheon Today — Incheon's 2026-07-01 district reorganization (Jung-gu + Dong-gu → Jemulpo-gu) · OpenStreetMap Nominatim geocode — 인하대학교부속병원 · rankings.newsweek.com · google.com
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- Patient rating
- 3.4/5
- 140 Google reviews
- Trust Index
- 59/100
- Fair
- Data confidence
- 64%
- High · 50% verified
- Founded
- 1996
- 30 yrs
- Specialty centers
- 19
- sourced
- Published prices
- 12
- from $14
- Specialties
- 36
- departments
Medical Travel Cost Hospital Index
MHI · Method 1.3 Methodology →One comparable score per hospital — each metric below is measured against the registry and weighted by the same public formula. Unsourced metrics are excluded, never guessed.
100% of the formula backed by data
- Trust Index 59 Our index 59/100 · vs 137 same-country hospitals · 3th percentile
- Profile completeness 64 Our index 64% · share of our profile verified vs modeled — informational, not scored
- Quality & reputation 69 ✓ Verified #9 in country (Newsweek/US-News) · 3.4★ Google · objective outcomes ≫ independent ranking ≫ patient reviews · 80th percentile
- Accreditation 79 ✓ Verified 3 independent · current JCI ≫ independent bodies (Magnet/CAP/DNV) ≫ historical/on-record
- Price transparency 100 ✓ Verified 12 published · separate pricing axis — informational, not scored in the quality grade
- Scale 85 ✓ Verified 906 beds · vs 84 sourced hospitals in the registry · 70th percentile
The composite is the weight-normalized mean of available metrics. The same method applies to every hospital in the registry. Machine-readable version below for models & crawlers.
Prices by field
VerifiedThe hospital's published procedure prices, grouped by field — open any row to see what's in the price. Room rates and packages are listed separately below.
Ultrasonography Diagnostic Imaging ₩119,170–₩288,170 · from $80 Directory data Verified
- Surgeon & operating room$20
- Anesthesia$5
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$36
- Implants & materials$12
- Post-op & follow-up$7
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Computed Tomography (CT) Scan ₩628,460–₩628,460 · from $421 Directory data unverified
- Surgeon & operating room$103
- Anesthesia$26
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$189
- Implants & materials$64
- Post-op & follow-up$39
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) ₩899,780–₩899,780 · from $603 Directory data unverified
- Surgeon & operating room$148
- Anesthesia$37
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$271
- Implants & materials$92
- Post-op & follow-up$55
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Cancer Screening and Diagnostic ₩1,136,070–₩1,343,980 · from $761 Directory data Verified
- Surgeon & operating room$186
- Anesthesia$46
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$343
- Implants & materials$116
- Post-op & follow-up$70
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Dental Fillings ₩154,010–₩204,910 · from $103 Directory data Verified
- Surgeon & operating room$19
- Anesthesia$4
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$46
- Implants & materials$27
- Post-op & follow-up$7
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Dental Implants ₩2,359,250–₩3,480,350 · from $1,580 Directory data unverified
- Surgeon & operating room$308
- Anesthesia$62
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$697
- Implants & materials$411
- Post-op & follow-up$103
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
IV Drip Therapy ₩21,000–₩62,940 · from $14 Directory data unverified
- Surgeon & operating room$4
- Anesthesia$1
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$6
- Implants & materials$2
- Post-op & follow-up$1
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
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Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) ₩37,110–₩210,240 · from $25 Directory data unverified
- Surgeon & operating room$4
- Anesthesia$2
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$11
- Implants & materials$6
- Post-op & follow-up$2
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Cataract Surgery ₩550,000–₩1,735,360 · from $369 Directory data unverified
- Surgeon & operating room$104
- Anesthesia$18
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$166
- Implants & materials$58
- Post-op & follow-up$23
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Gastroscopy (Upper GI Endoscopy) ₩135,000–₩135,000 · from $90 Directory data Verified
- Surgeon & operating room$23
- Anesthesia$7
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$41
- Implants & materials$12
- Post-op & follow-up$7
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Colonoscopy ₩150,000–₩150,000 · from $101 Directory data Verified
- Surgeon & operating room$27
- Anesthesia$8
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$45
- Implants & materials$13
- Post-op & follow-up$8
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Comprehensive Health Screening ₩620,000–₩650,000 · from $415 Directory data unverified
- Surgeon & operating room$108
- Anesthesia$33
- Hospital stay (5 nights)$187
- Implants & materials$54
- Post-op & follow-up$33
Hospital stay ≈ $139/night · 5 nights
Included
- Surgeon, anesthesia & OR fees
- 5 nights' hospital stay
- Standard implants & materials
- Nursing, meals & standard follow-up
Budget on top
- + Flights & airport transfer
- + Hotel before/after admission
- + Visa & travel insurance
- + Take-home medications
- + Physiotherapy / rehab
- + Extended stay if complications arise
Prices are the hospital's published ranges (unverified imports are labelled). The line-item split inside each row is modeled from typical cost structures for this preview — the total is the published price and the hospital-stay line uses the real room rate where known. Actual quotes vary by case & surgeon.
Location & getting here
Verified 2026-07-10Address, neighbourhood, and how long transit and airports take.
27 Inhang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon 22332, South Korea
Jung-gu, Incheon · Incheon, South Korea
Sinheung-dong, Jung-gu — the older central port district of Incheon, close to Incheon Port and about 30 minutes from Incheon International Airport.
Getting here
- Incheon Int'l Airport (ICN) 40 km · ~30 min by car (hospital states 30 min from ICN)
- Gimpo Int'l Airport (GMP) 35 km · ~45 min by car
Accommodation & rooms
SourcedWhere you'll stay — 6 room types from ≈ $139/night. Rates include service charge & meals.
VIP room A (특실급 1인)
- single occupancy
- premium suite
VIP room B
- single occupancy
- premium suite
Special room A (특실)
- single occupancy
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Special room B (특실)
- single occupancy
Single room 1인실 (C/D)
- single occupancy
- attached bathroom
Single room 1인실 (PY / step-down)
- single occupancy
Source: Inha University Hospital — 비급여 진료안내 (상급병실료차액)
Accreditations
Independently verifiableOnly independent, checkable accreditations and rankings — published by the accrediting bodies themselves. Self-reported trade awards are deliberately omitted.
의료기관평가인증원 / KOIHA (Korea Institute for Healthcare Accreditation)
NOT directory-verified this session. Attempted lookup via the Korea Consumer Agency (소비자24, consumer.go.kr) registry — both a plain GET on selectCrtfcInfoList.do and a full POST with a fresh session cookie + CSRFToken (crtfcCdS=05, productNmS=인하대학교병원) returned the search-page shell only; the results grid appears to be populated by a client-side call this curl-only session could not reach (koiha.or.kr's own accreditation search is separately JS-locked per the standing pack note). Hospital-claimed and internally well corroborated on its own dated 연혁 (history) page: 2012-01 first obtained 보건복지부 의료기관 인증 (1st cycle); ~2015-01 '인천지역 최초 2주기 의료기관 인증 획득' (2nd cycle, first in the Incheon region); 2023-02 '인천 상급종합병원 중 첫 4주기 의료기관 인증 획득' (4th cycle, first among Incheon's tertiary hospitals) — a typical 4-year KOIHA cycle from Feb 2023 would run to roughly 2027, i.e. current. Kept here, not badged, since the registry entry itself could not be pulled up.
Joint Commission International
NOT current — lapsed. The hospital's own 연혁 page documents three full-institution JCI cycles: '의료원 전 부문 JCI 인증' 2010-07-03~2013-07-02; re-accredited 2013-06-01~2016-05-31; re-accredited a third time (‘국내 최초 3회 의료기관 전 부문 JCI 인증’) 2016-07-09~2019-07-08. No fourth-cycle re-survey or re-accreditation entry appears anywhere in the history log for the following six years (2019–2025), even though every other accreditation/evaluation type on the same page (의료질평가, 적정성평가, KOIHA 4주기, etc.) continues to post dated updates through 2025 — the same date-sanity/absence pattern used elsewhere in this pipeline to treat a JCI claim as lapsed rather than current. Note: this is distinct from a separate claim, also on Wikipedia, that Inha's own airport satellite clinic (인천국제공항의료센터 / Airport Medical Center Inha University, a different physical site near Incheon Airport) was the world's first airport-based clinic to get JCI-accredited in 2010 — that is a different facility's accreditation, not this campus's, and is not counted here either way.
Ministry of Health and Welfare (보건복지부)
Government tertiary-hospital tier designation, corroborated by Korean Wikipedia's infobox ('종류: 상급종합병원, 권역응급의료센터') and the hospital's own history page recording periodic re-designation cycles ('상급종합병원 재지정 및 지정서 수여'). Not separately checked against a live Ministry/HIRA directory in this session.
Newsweek / Statista
#9 in South Korea (score 84.65)
Independent signals
SourcedGovernment quality-inspection grades, independent accreditation/certification, and insurer networks — matched from public registries, not submitted by the hospital.
Government quality grade
Specialty ranking
- Newsweek Specialized #242 world — Oncology (2026) as of 2026 Source →
- Newsweek Specialized #116 world — Pediatrics (2026) as of 2026 Source →
- Newsweek Specialized #35 world — Pulmonology (2026) as of 2026 Source →
- Newsweek Specialized #123 world — Urology (2026) as of 2026 Source →
- Newsweek Specialized #100 world — Asia Pacific (2026) as of 2026 Source →
Conditions treated here
This hospitalInha University Hospital treats 92 conditions across 8 fields. What it covers — tap a field for this hospital's own prices.
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) · Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) · Basal cell carcinoma · Bladder Cancer · Brain tumor · Breast cancer · Cervical cancer · Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) · Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) · Colon cancer · Cutaneous lymphoma · Endometrial cancer · Esophageal cancer · Gastric cancer · Head and Neck Cancer · Hepatocellular carcinoma · Hodgkin Lymphoma · Kidney Cancer (Renal Cell Carcinoma) · Leukemia · Lung cancer · Lymphoma · Melanoma · Multiple myeloma · Oral cancer · Ovarian cancer · Pancreatic cancer · Prostate cancer · Rectal Cancer · Soft Tissue Sarcoma · Squamous cell carcinoma · Testicular cancer · Thyroid Cancer
Achilles Tendinitis · ACL Injury (Torn Knee Ligament) · Bunion (Hallux Valgus) · Carpal tunnel syndrome · Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis) · Gout · Osteoarthritis · Osteoporosis · Plantar Fasciitis · Rheumatoid arthritis · Sciatica · Scoliosis · Spinal cord injury · Spinal stenosis · Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ) · Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)
Aortic Aneurysm · Atrial fibrillation · Cardiac Arrhythmia · Cardiomyopathy · Congenital Heart Disease · Congestive heart failure · Coronary artery disease · Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) · Hypertension · Myocardial infarction (heart attack) · Peripheral Artery Disease · Valvular heart disease
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Age-Related Macular Degeneration · Cataracts · Diabetic Retinopathy · Dry Eye Disease · Glaucoma · Keratoconus · Pterygium (Surfer's Eye) · Ptosis (Drooping Eyelid) · Refractive Error (Myopia, Astigmatism) · Retinal detachment · Strabismus (Crossed Eyes)
Bruxism (Teeth Grinding) · Cracked or Broken Tooth · Dental Abscess · Dental caries · Impacted Wisdom Teeth · Malocclusion (Crooked Teeth / Bad Bite) · Periodontitis (Gum Disease) · Tooth Loss (Missing Teeth)
Endometriosis · Infertility (female) · Infertility (male) · Menopause · Ovarian cysts · Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) · Recurrent Miscarriage · Uterine Fibroids
Alopecia Areata · Female-Pattern Hair Loss · Male-Pattern Hair Loss (Androgenetic Alopecia) · Melasma
Gynecomastia (Enlarged Male Breast)
A directory of fields this hospital covers — not a claim it treats every case. Suitability is confirmed with the specialist.
Specialists & departments
This hospital36 specialties across 9 fields. Tap a field for this hospital's prices.
Hematologist · Nuclear Medicine Radiologist · Oncologist · Pathologist · Radiologist
Cardiologist · Cardiothoracic Surgeon · Thoracic Surgeon · Vascular Surgeon
Gynecologist · Neurologist · Obstetrician · Urologist
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Orthopedic Surgeon · Physiatrist · Rheumatologist
Dermatologist · Plastic Surgeon
Dentist
Endocrinologist
Ophthalmologist
Allergist/Immunologist · Anesthesiologist · Emergency Medicine Physician · Family Medicine Physician · Gastroenterologist · General Surgeon · Infectious Disease Specialist · Nephrologist · Neurosurgeon · Otolaryngologist · Pain Management Specialist · Pediatrician · Psychiatrist · Pulmonologist · Rehabilitation Specialist
Doctor types, never named individuals.
Compare hospitals in South Korea
Our indexSide by side on what actually decides the choice — our grade, the Newsweek ranking, patient reviews, accreditation, and real verified prices. Best in each row marked ★.
Compared with 3 other South Korea hospitals here, Inha University Hospital carries a A grade (#9 in South — World's Best Hospitals 2026), ranks #4 of 4 on our merit score (69), and has the lowest verified from-price of the group.
| Metric | This hospital Inha University Hospital Incheon | Samsung Medical Center Seoul | Asan Medical Center Seoul | Severance Hospital (Yonsei University) Seoul |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital gradeNewsweek in-country rank where ranked, else our merit score | A · 69 | AAA · 93 ★ | AA · 91 | AA · 87 |
| Newsweek rankWorld's Best Hospitals | #9 in country | #1 in country ★ | #2 in country | #3 in country |
| Patient ratingGoogle, sourced | 3.4★ | 3.9★ | 4.0★ ★ | 3.8★ |
| Accreditationindependent bodies | 3 independent ★ | JCI | JCI | JCI |
| Published pricesverified, comparable | 5 verified | 6 verified | 7 verified ★ | 2 verified |
| From pricecheapest verified | $80 ★ | $94 | $154 | $409 |
| Profile | You're here | Open profile | Open profile | Open profile |
Six decision metrics on the same public formula — our grade, the Newsweek ranking, patient reviews, accreditation and real verified prices. "—" means not yet sourced, never guessed. Best in each row marked ★. All hospitals →
Common questions about Inha University Hospital
Straight answers from the data on this page — cost, accreditation, rating, and location.
How much does treatment at Inha University Hospital cost?
Inha University Hospital publishes prices for 12 procedures, starting from about $14. The exact cost depends on the procedure and your case — priced fields include cancer treatment (oncology), dental, anti-aging & wellness. Every price on this page links to its source and shows whether it is verified.
Is Inha University Hospital accredited?
Yes — Inha University Hospital holds KOIHA 의료기관인증 (Medical Institution Accreditation), JCI (Joint Commission International), 상급종합병원 (Advanced General / Tertiary Hospital) designation. We list only independent, checkable accreditations published by the accrediting bodies themselves; self-reported trade or marketing awards are excluded.
How is Inha University Hospital rated?
Inha University Hospital has a 3.4-star Google rating from 140 reviews, and scores 70/100 (grade A) on our independent Trust Index, alongside its rank of #9 in South — World's Best Hospitals 2026. The Trust Index is one public formula applied to every hospital — the
What is Inha University Hospital known for?
Opened in May 1996 as the first university hospital in the greater Incheon area, Inha University Hospital is a 906-bed teaching hospital affiliated with Inha University (Hanjin/Korean Air foundation). It runs 36 clinical divisions and 19 specialized centers — including a Cancer & BMT center, Cyberknife, robotic surgery, and a government-designated Cardiocerebrovascular Disease Center — and, uniquely, operates the 24/7 medical centers at Incheon International Airport's Terminals 1 and 2. A helipad in front of the hospital supports emergency doctor-helicopter transfers.
Does Inha University Hospital treat international patients?
Inha University Hospital supports international patients; staff speak Korean, English, Chinese, Russian.
Where is Inha University Hospital?
Inha University Hospital is located at 27 Inhang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon 22332, South Korea, Jung-gu, Incheon, Incheon, South Korea.
Traveling to Incheon, South Korea
Sourced Full South Korea guide →South Korea crossed the 1-million mark as a medical-travel destination for the first time in 2024: about 1.17 million foreign patients were treated, up 93.2% from 610,000 in 2023 (Ministry of Health and Welfare / KHIDI). The largest patient groups came from Japan, China, the United States, Thailand and Taiwan, and the most-used specialties were dermatology, plastic surgery, internal/general medicine and health screening. Seoul concentrates most volume, drawing patients for aesthetic and dermatologic care, health check-ups, oncology and advanced surgery delivered in JCI-accredited hospitals with dedicated international-patient centers — at prices below the US while the government regulates and publishes standards through KHIDI's Medical Korea program.
- Visa
- Most Western nationalities (US, UK, EU/Schengen, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan) enter visa-free for short medical or tourist visits. The K-ETA (electronic travel authorization) requirement is temporarily WAIVED for 67 countries and territories through 31 December 2026 — eligible travellers enter without applying for a K-ETA; the requirement is expected to resume 1 January 2027. Confirm your nationality's current rule before travelling.
- Medical / long-stay visa
- For treatment, foreign patients typically use the C-3-3 medical tourism visa (short-term, stays up to 90 days, generally not extendable beyond 90 days except in special circumstances). For treatment or recovery longer than 90 days, patients change to or apply for the G-1-10 long-term medical treatment visa, which can be extended inside Korea; it requires hospital documentation (medical opinion, treatment schedule, payment records). Applications must be tied to a medical institution registered with KTO/KHIDI.
- Arrival
- From 1 January 2026, all foreign arrivals must file the mandatory digital e-Arrival Card online (within 3 days before arrival) — it replaces the paper disembarkation card and is a declaration, not a visa. Travellers who hold an approved K-ETA are exempt from the arrival card, but nationals of K-ETA-waived countries (US, UK, EU, Japan, etc.) must still complete the e-Arrival Card.
- Currency
- South Korean Won (KRW, ₩)
- Languages
- Korean; English widely spoken in international-patient centers at major hospitals, with interpreter services in multiple languages
- Safety & recourse
- Very safe for visitors · Established malpractice recourse
General guidance — confirm current rules for your nationality with official sources. Verified against: Korea Immigration — K-ETA temporary exemption extended to 31 Dec 2026 (MOFA/KPMG GMS alert) · Korea e-Arrival Card mandatory from 1 Jan 2026 · Medical Korea — medical visa (C-3-3 / G-1-10), KHIDI · MOHW — Korea attracts 1.17 million foreign patients in 2024.
Data & sources
50% verified Show all dataHow much of this profile is verified data — every section above carries a chip telling you where its numbers come from.
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- Identity & location ✓ Verified
- Accreditation Not yet collected
- Published prices ✓ Verified
- Languages ✓ Verified
- Patient reviews ✓ Verified
- Staff & expertise Imported
- Safety & complications Modeled
- Accommodation & rooms ✓ Verified
- Facilities & access Imported
- Insurance & payment Modeled
- Inclusive & accessible care ✓ Verified
- Ownership & governance ✓ Verified
- Volume & outcomes Modeled
- International-patient mix Modeled
- Surgical team depth Modeled
- Specialties & clinical professions ✓ Verified
Every field is tagged by source state. "Verified" = sourced and checked; "Imported" = real data pending re-verification; "Modeled" = deterministic placeholder for this preview; "Not yet collected" = on our roadmap. Confidence feeds the Trust Index and the finder's verified-only filter. Methodology →
Reviews, staff, accreditations, awards, research and inclusive-care figures are aggregated or modeled from published signals for this preview; real registry, outcome and review data replace them before launch. How we model this →