Medical travel involves two separate decisions: choosing appropriate healthcare with qualified medical professionals, and organizing the journey around that care. Iran Agency focuses on the second part — travel and local logistics.
Medical travel coordination
How the planning process works
Share the travel details
Tell us your approximate dates, city, number of travelers and any appointments you have already confirmed.
Confirm medical arrangements separately
Treatment suitability, clinical questions, medical records, risks, consent and expected recovery should be discussed with the healthcare provider.
Build the travel plan
Once dates and locations are clear, we can coordinate accommodation, airport transfers and local transport around the confirmed schedule.
Planning for recovery and schedule changes
Medical travel may require flexible dates, additional rest time or changes requested by the treating team. When planning flights and accommodation, allow appropriate flexibility and follow the healthcare provider's instructions about fitness to travel.
Visa, insurance and current travel requirements
Visa rules, insurance coverage and official travel advice depend on nationality and circumstances and may change. Verify current requirements before committing to travel. Our Iran visa guide is a starting point for travel planning, not a substitute for official immigration or medical advice.
Frequently asked questions
Does Iran Agency choose a treatment for me?
No. Treatment decisions belong to you and qualified healthcare professionals. Our role is travel and logistics coordination.
Can you arrange transport around appointments?
Yes, local transport can be planned around confirmed appointment times and locations.
Can a companion be included in the travel plan?
Yes. Accommodation and transport planning can include a companion, subject to the details of the trip.
Should I buy travel or medical insurance?
Check what coverage is appropriate for your circumstances and whether planned care is covered. Verify the policy directly with the insurer before travel.