Ayurveda in India is available to international visitors at registered centres. India introduced a dedicated Ayush visa in 2023 for treatment under Indian systems of medicine. We treat Ayurveda as wellness and supportive care alongside modern medicine. It is never a replacement for your treatment and never a cure.
Which procedures can international patients have?
- Panchakarma programmes under qualified Ayurveda physicians (BAMS)
- Rejuvenation and stress-management programmes
- Post-surgical convalescence stays
- Yoga and naturopathy programmes
Read before you decide
What to prepare before your case review
- Your full medical history and current medicines
- Clearance from your treating doctor if you have a serious condition
- Dietary needs
Where in India is it done?
Hospitals with strong programmes in this area are concentrated in Kochi & Kerala. We suggest hospitals based on your case, not on a fixed list.
What does it cost?
We do not publish price tables. The cost of treatment depends on your diagnosis, the hospital, the room category and your recovery, so any single number would mislead you. Through the case review you receive written estimates from the hospitals themselves, side by side.
Medical decisions
IndiaMedica is not a hospital and does not give medical advice. Your treating specialists decide on your treatment.
Questions patients ask
Can Ayurveda treat my disease?
We do not claim that any Ayurveda programme cures disease. Programmes are for wellness and supportive care, and should never replace treatment your doctor has prescribed.