Travel Guide for International Patients
If you have decided to travel from your home country to our hospitals for high-quality medical care, preparations made in advance with thorough research can help make your experience a smoother and easier one.
After confirming your appointment with the doctor, contact the hospital for specifics on the duration of your medical procedure and recovery, the required reports and certificates to show your medical history and results of previous examinations, as well as any additional fees and deposits.
An official invitation from the medical centre would help support your visa application to enter Malaysia if necessary. Be sure to translate all your documents to English and get an interpreter if needed. Think through the logistics of your travelling period to arrange for transport and book accommodations accordingly before your trip.
Having a flexible schedule or buffering a few extra days for your trip back home is always ideal in case your estimated rehabilitation period after treatment takes longer than expected. Lastly, remember to arrange for a remote consultation with the doctor upon your return to your home country.
Preparing for Your Trip
✓ | Passport & Visa |
✓ | Passport-sized photographs |
✓ | Doctor Reference Letter/Medical Documents |
✓ | Proof of Employment |
✓ | Income Tax Return Photocopy |
✓ | Health Condition Form |
✓ | Consent for Isolation Form |
✓ | Relation Proof with Accompanying Applicant |
✓ | Emergency Contact Information |
Insurance & TPA Coverage
- PT AA International Indonesia
- Ulink Assist Pte Ltd
- IA International Assistance Sdn Bhd
- Tejani Emergency Assistance (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
Airport Transfer
You may request for our complimentary shuttle service (subject to availability)
Please make a reservation at least two working days in advance by providing the following information:
- Name and passport of patient and caregivers
- Contact details
- Flight details
- Appointment details
Alternatively, you can take a GrabCar or taxi from the airport to IHH Hospitals in Malaysia.
Places To Visit
Bako National Park
It’s good to take a break from city life to surround yourself with nature. there are over 10 trails for you to choose from, ranging from beginner-friendly to 3 hour hikes. Your effort will be worth it though, as these trails lead to secluded beaches, swamps, and cliffs overlooking said beaches.
Borneo Cultures Museum
Nestled in the very centre of Kuching, the Borneo Cultures Museum stands proudly with 5 floors of artefacts representing Sarawak’s traditional heritage. The museum also features an exhibition highlighting the relationship between local communities and the environment.
Carpenter Street
Carpenter Street is attached to Ewe Hai Street, one of the city’s oldest roads, where the culture is rich and the history even richer. There’s so much to see and experience here, including Chinese houses from the 19th century, Chinese temples, and local cuisine.
Kuching Cat Museum
Kuching Cat Museum is reputed as the world’s first cat museum dedicated to the feline. It boasts more than 4000 artefacts displayed in four different galleries.