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International Patient Guide: Orthopedic Care in Seoul, Korea
Everything you need to plan orthopedic treatment in Seoul, Korea, or to get help after an injury while visiting: how to book and send your imaging, visas, getting to the hospital from the airports, where to stay, what happens during treatment, and how to get records for your insurer.
Plan Your Visit
- How to Book an Orthopedic Appointment from Abroad
- Sending Your MRI and X-Rays for Review Before You Travel
- Medical Visa for Korea (C-3-3 and G-1-10) Explained
- K-ETA and Visa-Free Entry for Medical Visits
- How to Choose an Orthopedic Hospital in Korea: A Checklist
- Packing List for Orthopedic Surgery in Korea
- Travel and Medical Insurance for Treatment in Korea
- How Long to Stay in Seoul for Orthopedic Surgery
- Traveling with a Companion or Caregiver
- Language Support and Interpretation for Patients
- How to Get a Treatment Estimate Before You Travel
- Useful Korean Phrases for Patients at an Orthopedic Hospital
Getting Here
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Gimpo Airport
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Incheon Airport
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Seoul Station
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Myeongdong
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Gangnam
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Hongdae
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Itaewon
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Yeouido
- Getting to OneTop Hospital from Magok
- Taking a Taxi to OneTop Hospital (Address Card in Korean)
- Parking and Drop-Off at OneTop Hospital
Emergencies
- Injured in Seoul? What to Do First
- Broken a Bone While Traveling in Korea
- Severed Finger First Aid: How to Preserve the Finger
- 24-Hour Orthopedic Emergency Care for Foreigners in Seoul
- Calling 119: Ambulance and Emergency Help in Korea
- Children's Fractures on Holiday in Korea
- Ski and Snowboard Injuries in Korea
- Hiking Injuries in Korea
- Sports Injuries for Athletes Training in Korea
Planning orthopedic treatment in Seoul, Korea?
Send your X-rays or MRI and your questions before you travel. For injuries, OneTop Hospital treats fractures and trauma 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In a life-threatening emergency in Korea, call 119.