Your guide to treatment in India
The Abuja centre handles information, assessment and coordination. All medical treatment takes place at Fortis hospitals in India.
Treatment journey from Nigeria to India
The Abuja centre handles information, assessment and coordination. All medical treatment takes place at Fortis hospitals in India.
Consultation in Nigeria
The process starts in Nigeria with an initial consultation and a review of the reports you already have. Upload them, WhatsApp them or bring them to our Garki office.
Specialist advice
Once the right specialist and hospital are identified, the medical team advises on further investigations and treatment, with an indicative estimate in Naira within 48 hours.
Prepare to travel
When the treatment plan has been explained to you, we help you prepare for India: medical visa, flights, airport pickup and accommodation.
Treatment and follow-up
On arrival, appointments and tests are arranged as your treating doctor advises. Our team stays with you during treatment and guides you on follow-up after discharge.
How Fortis Information Centre Nigeria supports you
Travelling to another country for medical treatment involves more than selecting a hospital. Patients from Nigeria may need help with medical documentation, appointments, travel, accommodation and coordination with the hospital. We help at every essential point of the journey.
Medical report evaluation
Share any medical reports you have. We review them and identify the correct speciality for your case.
Doctor and hospital coordination
We help you book the right doctor at the relevant Fortis hospital for your medical needs.
Treatment estimates
With the medical information available, you receive an indicative estimate. Final costs depend on diagnosis, investigations, treatment plan, hospital stay and clinical needs.
Appointment scheduling
We arrange appointments and consultations with the relevant medical department.
Medical visa assistance
Guidance for patients travelling from Nigeria on the medical visa and the treatment process.
Travel and airport support
Help with travel, airport coordination and assistance on arrival in India.
Accommodation assistance
Help for patients and attendants to find suitable accommodation near the hospital.
Personalised patient coordination
A dedicated case coordinator helps you communicate with the hospital and explains what to expect during treatment.
Follow-up after you return
Follow-up consultations and ongoing care guidance, arranged from our Abuja office after discharge.
What Nigerian patients ask us most
No. The Abuja centre provides information, specialist opinions and travel coordination. No diagnosis, treatment or procedure takes place in Abuja — all medical care is delivered at Fortis hospitals in India.
Yes. Send your reports and a Fortis consultant will review them and write back with a treatment plan and a cost estimate, at no charge and with no obligation to proceed.
Through your bank, using Form A for medical remittance, supported by the hospital's invoice and the medical visa documents. We provide the full documentation pack and walk you through it.
Typically 5 to 10 working days from the Indian High Commission once you have the Fortis invitation letter, which we arrange.
Yes. Up to two attendants can be issued medical attendant visas. We include them in the invitation letter and the accommodation booking.
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Start your treatment journey with Fortis India
Treatment abroad is an important decision for any patient and family. The right information before you travel helps you understand your treatment options, the medical process, the expected cost and the travel involved. Fortis Information Centre Nigeria links patients from Nigeria to Fortis Healthcare in India and coordinates everything from enquiry to treatment.
Contact us today to start your journey from Nigeria to world-class medical treatment in India.