Elective specialist and diagnostic waits in the Australian public system are commonly measured in months, not days. In Seoul the same imaging is scheduled in three days. Every figure on this page is a provisional placeholder, not yet checked against a named source or measurement date. See the methodology line under the comparison table for exactly what is still pending.
Placeholder: public referral wait, not yet sourced.
Placeholder estimate, elective specialties.
Booked and completed inside one visit.
Same-day consult on preliminary findings; the full report varies by centre. KMI and Hanshin Medipia publish two to three weeks; Hanaro publishes no figure at all (measured 2026-07-28). You are not in Korea waiting for it. Reports are sent by email (or by post, at one centre) once ready, after you have already flown home, so a longer report does not mean a longer trip.
Every figure on this page is a provisional placeholder, not yet checked against a named source or measurement date. See the methodology line under the comparison table for exactly what is still pending.
PLACEHOLDER: not yet cited to a primary source. Figures in this table have not been checked against a named source or measurement date.
Screen, scan, report: the five steps from first message to English report in hand.
Three fixed-price tiers, quoted in your currency before you book.
What's in the report file, who signs it, and the honest limits of a result from a clinic your GP hasn't heard of.