Before Booking
Wait until the proposed medical schedule is sufficiently clear before finalizing non-flexible travel arrangements.
A well-prepared medical trip starts with the clinical plan — then travel, timing and practical details can be organized around it.
You do not need to organize every possible document. Start with the information most relevant to your health question, current medical status and planned review.
Recent consultation notes, diagnoses and relevant treatment summaries.
Recent laboratory, pathology or other investigation reports.
Relevant imaging reports and original files when requested.
Current prescriptions, hormones, supplements and known allergies.
Passport-name details and reliable contact information.
The main questions, symptoms or health goals you want to address.
Preferred language, mobility needs, dietary considerations, privacy requests and companion information where relevant.
Your International Medical Coordinator can help clarify what to prepare and align practical arrangements with the proposed clinical plan.
Your expected schedule becomes clearer as the clinical plan develops. Keeping some flexibility can make it easier to accommodate additional testing, specialist input or recovery needs.
Wait until the proposed medical schedule is sufficiently clear before finalizing non-flexible travel arrangements.
Where possible, choose flights and accommodation that can be adjusted if the clinical schedule changes.
Some procedures or therapies may require observation, rest or a physician-advised interval before travel.
Your International Medical Coordinator will help organize the expected schedule around the proposed care plan. Final timing may still change if clinical findings or physician advice require additional assessment, observation or recovery time.
A simple pre-departure checklist to keep your medical trip running smoothly from the moment you set off.
Check passport validity and current entry requirements, including digital arrival requirements where applicable.
Choose a location that works with your care schedule and mobility needs.
Use the confirmed transport plan for airport, hotel and medical appointments, allowing appropriate travel time for Bangkok traffic.
Ask whether traveling with someone may be helpful for your planned care.
Carry essential medications appropriately and follow relevant travel requirements.
Confirm your coverage and understand expected medical and travel costs.
Visa and entry requirements are determined by the relevant authorities. Be.U can provide relevant care-related documentation and confirmed itinerary information where appropriate, but cannot guarantee visa or entry approval.
Start with your medical information. Once the clinical direction is clearer, the practical plan becomes easier to build.