Visa, Flights & Travel Essentials for Canadian Patients
- Canadian patients travelling to Delhi for treatment apply for an Indian medical e-Visa online before departure and fly into Delhi (DEL) from Toronto or Vancouver.
The e-Visa is applied for through the official Indian government portal, and you should pack your medical records, current medications, and a copy of your treatment plan alongside the usual travel documents.
What Travel Arrangements Do I Need Before I Go?
Two things: the Indian medical e-Visa, applied for online ahead of time rather than on arrival, and flights into Delhi (DEL) from Toronto or Vancouver, the destination city for both our clinics, Greater Kailash (GK) and Netaji Subhash Place (NSP). We do not treat from Mumbai.
We do not process your visa or book your flights on your behalf, those remain yours to arrange, but your coordinator can provide a letter and your treatment plan to support the visa application, and confirm appointment dates so you can plan travel around them.
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What Are the Steps to Take Before I Travel?
1. Confirm your treatment dates. Your coordinator confirms your assessment and surgery window so you can book travel around fixed appointments.
2. Apply for the Indian medical e-Visa. Apply online through the official Indian government e-Visa portal. The medical category is the appropriate one for travel for treatment. Allow processing time before departure.
3. Provide supporting documents if requested. A medical e-Visa application may ask for a supporting letter from the treating clinic. Request this from your coordinator in advance.
4. Book flights into Delhi (DEL). Routes connect from Toronto and Vancouver.
5. Arrange accommodation near your clinic. Confirm with your coordinator whether your appointments are at GK or NSP, and choose accommodation accordingly.
6. Pack your documents and medications (see the checklist below).
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What Should I Pack for the Trip?
Your travel documents plus your dental and medical records, current medications in original packaging, and practical items like a power adapter and travel insurance, set out below by category.
- Passport (check the validity required for the e-Visa before you apply).
- Printed and digital copies of your approved e-Visa.
- Your treatment plan and any clinic correspondence.
- Existing dental and medical records, including any prior radiographs, CBCT, or OPG images on disc or digitally.
- A list of current medications with dosages, and your physician's contact details.
Medications and health
- Your current prescription medications in sufficient quantity for the full trip, in original labelled packaging.
- A copy of prescriptions for any controlled or regular medication.
- Comfortable clothing for warm weather and for clinic visits.
- A power adapter for Indian sockets and a portable charger.
- Travel insurance documents.
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Coordination With Your Care
Bring your existing records with you. Prior radiographs, a list of your medications, and any history from your Canadian dentist or physician help us plan accurately at the assessment appointment. After treatment, the records we hand back travel with you for your local Canadian dentist, and your remote follow-up schedule is set before you fly home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What visa do Canadian patients need for dental treatment in India?
The Indian medical e-Visa is the category intended for travel for medical treatment. It is applied for online through the official Indian government portal before departure. Confirm the current fee and validity when you apply, as these change.
Which Canadian cities have flights to Delhi?
Flights connect to Delhi (DEL) from Toronto and Vancouver. Confirm current routes and durations with your airline, as schedules change seasonally.
Should I bring my dental records from Canada?
Yes. Prior radiographs, CBCT or OPG images, a medication list, and any history from your local dentist help us plan your assessment accurately. Bring them digitally and, where possible, on disc. --- Compare Our Approach → | Is Stunning Right for Me? →
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