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A quote, a question about which program fits, or a medical visa invitation. Nothing on this site needs to be taken on trust, and that includes what we would charge you.
A quote, a question about which program fits, or a medical visa invitation. Nothing on this site needs to be taken on trust, and that includes what we would charge you.
Two forms, depending on what you need. A screening program goes through the request form. It asks for your dates, which program you have in mind, anything you specifically want examined, and the two clinical answers that decide what the day can contain. What comes back is a named program at a named partner centre at a fixed price, held for 60 days.
Anything else, from dental work to eye surgery to a second opinion, goes through the concierge note. It asks what care you are looking for, your dates, your city, your name and how to reach you. What comes back is one or more clinics, each with a price the clinic has confirmed.
The two forms are the fastest route to us. Neither needs an account or a card.
The rest of this page is what a first screening request should carry, which is worth reading before sending one. The form asks for all of it, so reading this first mostly saves you a round trip.
Roughly when you want to travel, because program slots and the tests inside them are scheduled rather than walk-in. Which country you are flying from, since it decides whether you need a visa at all, and the entry check will usually answer that before you write. Anything you specifically want examined, which is often the difference between a tier and one of the focused single-system programs. And any medication you take, particularly blood thinners or diabetes medication, because those two change what can happen on the day.
A quoted figure for the program you are actually having, in your own currency, held rather than adjusted on the day. The published won prices behind that quote are on the pricing page and on each partner centre's own page, so a quote can be checked against the centre's list rather than accepted on trust. Where a quote and a published list differ, the difference is worth asking about, and that is true of any facilitator including this one.
Meridiko holds a foreign-patient facilitator registration (외국인환자 유치업) with the Ministry of Health and Welfare, Republic of Korea, under the 의료해외진출법.
