For patients from Nigeria

Treatment in India for Nigerian patients with advanced non-surgical procedures

Interventional radiology treats through a needle-sized puncture under imaging guidance. Send your scans from Nigeria, get a written plan and estimate, and book directly with the doctor.

How it works from Nigeria

  1. Send your scans and reports

    Message us on WhatsApp or email with your scans, reports and a short history. There is no need to travel to be assessed first.

  2. Dr. Nagateja reviews them

    He tells you whether a non-surgical image-guided treatment suits you, and says so plainly when it does not or when another specialist should lead.

  3. A written plan and itemised estimate

    Before you book anything you receive the proposed procedure, the expected stay and a written estimate that shows what is included.

  4. Visa, travel and stay arranged for you

    Our in-house international patient team helps with the visa paperwork, travel plans, accommodation and arrangements in India, so you deal with one team.

  5. Treatment in Hyderabad

    Most of these procedures are done through a needle-sized puncture, often as day-care or with a short stay, so time away from home is short.

  6. Follow-up from home

    After you return, reviews and questions continue by WhatsApp and video, and your reports and discharge summary are shared digitally.

Visa for Nigerian citizens

Citizens of this country are on India's official e-Visa list at the time of writing, which includes the e-Medical visa. According to the official site, you apply online at least 4 days before arrival, the e-Medical visa is valid for 365 days with multiple entries, and you need a letter from the hospital in India with the date, or tentative date, of admission. Up to two e-Medical Attendant visas can go with one e-Medical visa, so a family member can come with you. Rules change, so always confirm on the official site, and our team prepares the hospital letter and guides you through the application.

Official information: Government of India e-Visa website.

Time difference and contact

Nigeria is on West Africa Time (UTC+1). India is 4 hours 30 minutes ahead. Clinic hours are 9 am to 9 pm Indian time every day, which is 4:30 am to 4:30 pm in Nigeria. You can message us on WhatsApp at +91 91145 91105 at any time and our team replies during those hours.

Prices in your currency

Starting amounts for a shared room. They are the same figures Indian patients see, with no international surcharge and no agent commission, and treatment is billed in Indian rupees.

Converted at the rate of Oct 5, 2026. Rates by Exchange Rate API

Fibroid embolization (UFE)
From about₦1,300,000₹95,000
Varicocele embolization
From about₦1,300,000₹95,000
Thyroid nodule ablation
From about₦2,100,000₹1,50,000
Varicose veins, laser, one leg
From about₦1,700,000₹1,20,000
Leg artery balloon angioplasty (PAD, diabetic foot)
From about₦2,100,000₹1,50,000
Vascular malformation treatment
From about₦700,000₹50,000

Conditions we treat for patients from Nigeria

Questions from Nigeria

Nigeria is on India's official e-Visa list at the time of writing, which includes the e-Medical visa. Confirm the current rules on the official Indian e-Visa site. Our team prepares the hospital letter you need and guides you through the application.

Yes. On the cost section of the International Patients page you can choose naira, and the rupee starting amounts are converted at the daily exchange rate. Treatment is billed in Indian rupees.

India is 4 hours 30 minutes ahead of Nigeria. The clinic is open from 9 am to 9 pm Indian time every day, which is 4:30 am to 4:30 pm in Nigeria, and you can message on WhatsApp at any time.

Yes. Clinic Seven welcomes international patients from Nigeria. You send your scans first, and you travel only once you have a plan and a written estimate that you are happy with.

Ready to start?

Send your scans and reports. You will hear from the doctor and our international patient team. This service is not for emergencies. If you need urgent care, please go to your nearest emergency department.

NAGATEJAVascular & Interventional Radiology