108 Military Central Hospital

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The 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.

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.

Address, neighbourhood, and how long transit and airports take.

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Who owns it and how long it's operated — from public records.

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108 Military Central Hospital treats 84 conditions across 7 fields. What it covers — tap a field for this hospital's own prices.

A directory of fields this hospital covers — not a claim it treats every case. Suitability is confirmed with the specialist.

22 specialties across 8 fields. Tap a field for this hospital's prices.

Doctor types, never named individuals.

Side 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 Vietnam hospitals here, 108 Military Central Hospital carries a AAA grade, ranks #1 of 4 on our merit score (86).

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 →

Straight answers from the data on this page — cost, accreditation, rating, and location.

Vietnam is an emerging value medical-travel destination: foreign patients and the large expatriate communities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City use a fast-growing private sector — Vinmec (the country's first JCI-accredited hospital group), FV Hospital, Hanoi French Hospital and Hoan My — for dentistry, cosmetic surgery, orthopaedics and screening at prices well below Singapore or the West. Care is self-paid, and the government has opened a 90-day e-Visa to every nationality.

Visa

Since 2026 Vietnam's e-Visa is open to all nationalities for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry (US$25 single / US$50 multiple), applied for online at the official portal and processed in about 3 working days; a passport valid 6+ months is required. Confirm your nationality's rule before travelling.

Medical / long-stay visa

Vietnam has no dedicated medical visa — patients travel on the standard tourist e-Visa (up to 90 days) and pay international hospitals out-of-pocket or via private insurance; longer treatment is handled by extending or re-applying for the e-Visa.

Arrival

Apply at the official portal evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn (avoid look-alike agent sites); e-Visas are accepted at 80+ air, land and sea ports. From 1 July 2026 many travellers must also file a health declaration within 7 days before travel.

Currency

Vietnamese Dong (VND, ₫) — cash is still king outside major cities

Languages

Vietnamese is the official language; English is spoken at international hospitals and by younger urban staff, but is limited in public facilities — international hospitals provide interpreters

Safety & recourse

Generally safe · Limited recourse — use a medical-travel insurer

General guidance — confirm current rules for your nationality with official sources. Verified against: Vietnam Immigration — official e-Visa portal · US ITA — Healthcare Resource Guide: Vietnam.

How much of this profile is verified data — every section above carries a chip telling you where its numbers come from.