As the home of BMW, Volkswagen and numerous beers, Germany needs no introduction. For decades, the country has attracted millions of tourists eager to experience its unique culture and food (and of course drinks). It’s also a big draw for fans of art, history, and of course sport. There’s no reason to say no to Germany, and now there’s another big one. Ranked #12 on the Medical Tourism Index world ranking, Germany has always been a big destination for medical tourists. With a rich history of cutting edge medical science, research, and of course medical instrumentation, the country is amongst the world’s best when it comes to healthcare. In 2020, more than 65,000 foreigners from 177 different countries came to Germany to receive medical treatment across all departments.
While one can find top doctors across all specialities, Germany is particularly well known for its cardiology, oncology, and neurology care. Thanks to the presence of cutting-edge tools, techniques, and procedures, the country offers a high level of care you simply won’t get elsewhere. To help navigate these options, Mediglobe’s robust network in the country will ensure you find the right doctor for you. And with our local travel partners, we will ensure a smooth and comfortable journey at every step.
Germany Factbox
Quality of Care: ★★★★★
Cost of Care: ★★★★★
Travel Convenience: ★★★★☆
Ease of Obtaining Visa: ★★★☆☆
Tourism Friendliness: ★★★★★
Why You Should Choose Germany
Industry-leading tools, techniques, and procedures
State-of-the-art healthcare facilities that are tightly regulated
Growing number of rehabilitation and wellness resorts
Welcoming atmosphere for all tourists, and excellent support
Top Treatments in Germany
Oncology
Neurology
General Surgery
Things to Remember
Patients seeking treatment in Germany shorter than 30 days need to obtain a Schengen visa. Those who require a longer duration will have to apply for a German visit visa.
Patients seeking treatment in Germany are generally required to pay the estimated cost of treatment in part or full in advance, as confirmation of their intention for travel.
Patients applying for the Schengen visa must apply at the consulate of the country where they will be obtaining treatment.