Dental Tourism
Implants, veneers, crowns, orthodontics. Prices 3–5x lower than in Europe.
Medical Checkup
Full body examination in 1–3 days: blood tests, MRI, CT, specialist consultations.
How It Works
Step-by-step guide: choosing a clinic, documents, payments, follow-up care.
Why Uzbekistan for medical treatment?
Uzbekistan combines several advantages for international patients. The country has a strong medical tradition dating back to the Soviet era — many specialists trained in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and now in Western countries. Infrastructure investment has accelerated since 2016, with new hospitals, diagnostic centers, and partnerships with international medical institutions.
Pricing is a key factor: procedures that cost $10,000–20,000 in Germany or $5,000–8,000 in Turkey can often be performed in Tashkent for $2,000–5,000 without compromising on quality.
Most popular medical tourism specialties in Uzbekistan
Oncology
The Republican Specialized Scientific-Practical Medical Center of Oncology and Radiology in Tashkent is the country's leading cancer treatment facility, offering chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgical treatment.
Cardiac Surgery
The Republican Specialized Cardiology Center performs open-heart surgeries, coronary bypass, valve replacements, and pacemaker implantation at a fraction of European costs.
Ophthalmology
Laser vision correction (LASIK, LASEK), cataract surgery, glaucoma treatment. Prices 2–3x lower than in Europe, with modern equipment and experienced surgeons.
Orthopedics
Joint replacements (hip, knee), spine surgery, sports medicine. Growing number of orthopedic centers with international-standard implants.
Dentistry
Dental implants, prosthetics, orthodontics, veneers. Dental tourism to Tashkent is rapidly growing — prices are 3–5x lower than in Europe.
Reproductive Medicine
IVF, fertility treatment. Qualified reproductive medicine specialists trained in Europe and Russia, at significantly lower cost.
How AIVITA supports international patients
Digital Health Record in English. AIVITA's medcard stores your medical history — diagnoses, allergies, medications, blood type — and generates a QR code. Your Uzbek doctor scans it and sees your data in their preferred language. No need to re-translate documents on arrival.
Pre-travel online consultation. Connect with an Uzbek specialist before you travel. Discuss your diagnosis, review your existing medical records, get an estimated treatment plan and cost. English-speaking doctors are available for international patients.
Drug Checker. Verify that medications you're bringing from home don't interact with treatments prescribed in Uzbekistan. Check if your medications are legal to import.
SOS Button. In case of emergency, AIVITA's SOS button shares your location and medical data — including blood type, allergies, and diagnoses — with emergency contacts and first responders, in English or Russian.
Practical information for medical tourists in Uzbekistan
Visa. Citizens of 90+ countries can enter Uzbekistan visa-free for stays up to 30 days. CIS citizens enter without visa restrictions. Check the official Uzbekistan e-visa portal for your nationality.
Language. The official language is Uzbek. Russian is widely spoken by medical professionals. English is growing, particularly in Tashkent. AIVITA's medcard bridges the language gap.
Getting there. Tashkent International Airport (TAS) has direct connections to Moscow, Istanbul, Dubai, Beijing, Frankfurt, and other major hubs. Samarkand airport also serves international flights.
Frequently asked questions about medical tourism in Uzbekistan
Why choose Uzbekistan for medical tourism?
Qualified physicians, modern clinics, prices 40–60% lower than in Europe. Uzbekistan is rapidly developing its medical infrastructure with international standards.
How does AIVITA help international medical tourists?
Digital health record in English with QR code, pre-travel online consultations with Uzbek specialists, Drug Checker for medication verification, SOS button for emergencies.
What languages do doctors in Uzbekistan speak?
Most physicians speak Russian fluently. A growing number in Tashkent speak English. AIVITA provides health records in three languages to facilitate communication.
Do I need a visa to travel to Uzbekistan for treatment?
Citizens of 90+ countries can enter visa-free for up to 30 days. CIS citizens have no visa restrictions. Check Uzbekistan's official e-visa portal for your specific nationality.
How do I prepare my medical documents for treatment in Uzbekistan?
Create an AIVITA account and fill in your medical history in English: diagnoses, allergies, medications, blood type, recent test results. The QR code medcard will be ready immediately — share it with the clinic in advance.
Prepare your digital health record for Uzbekistan
AIVITA medcard in English — free to create, accessible anywhere
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