A note before you read on. goFLY is not processing Indian visa applications at the moment. The information on this page is kept up to date because many travelers find it useful, but we cannot take your Indian visa file. What we do handle: visas for Thailand, Malaysia, China, Canada and the Schengen countries, air tickets and tour packages. For an Indian visa, apply directly through IVAC. Every year, hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshis travel abroad for treatment — and India's Kolkata, Chennai and Delhi corridors are the most-flown routes from Dhaka. goFLY handles the travel side of a medical trip: the flights (with returns flexible enough for treatment schedules), and attendant travel — in Bangla, from one Dhaka team. These aren't marketing picks — booking data shows Kolkata, Chennai and Delhi among the most-flown international routes from Bangladesh, driven substantially by medical travel. Fares on these routes vary sharply by date and carrier (US-Bangla, Biman, IndiGo, SpiceJet and others), so comparing airlines matters more here than on almost any other route. Tell us the city and your dates — we'll find the right flights, with a return that fits your treatment. Indian visa processing is paused at goFLY, so we point you to the IVAC steps instead. IVAC Bangladesh — fee, slot booking, status check and the payment-fraud warning →India Medical Travel from Bangladesh — Kolkata, Chennai & Delhi
The three medical corridors
What goFLY handles — and what it doesn't (visa services paused, October 2026)
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Frequently asked questions
Can I get an Indian medical visa now?
Which corridor is cheapest?
Should my return ticket be flexible?
Can an attendant travel with the patient?
Do you also arrange Thailand medical travel?
Which Indian cities do Bangladeshi patients usually travel to for treatment?
What does goFLY actually do for a medical trip — and what does it not do?
Which airlines fly the Dhaka–Kolkata, Chennai and Delhi routes?
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Indian visa processing at goFLY is paused (as of October 2026). We are not taking new Indian visa applications at present. This page is kept for reference and will be updated when the service resumes.
Honest scope: goFLY is a travel agency, not a hospital or a medical referral service. We don't recommend doctors and we take no commission from any hospital. You choose your hospital — we get you there, on time, with the right visa and the right ticket.
Yes — India resumed tourist visas for Bangladeshis from 28 June 2026, and the medical and medical-attendant categories operate with priority handling. A hospital appointment or invitation letter strengthens the file; goFLY prepares the complete application.
Kolkata, almost always — it's the shortest flight and has the most frequency. Chennai and Delhi cost more but serve speciality treatment that Kolkata may not.
Usually yes. Treatment and follow-ups shift, so we typically recommend a changeable return or a fare with a low date-change fee — and we explain your fare's exact change rules before you pay.
Yes — India issues medical-attendant visas alongside the patient's medical visa, and we book attendants on the same flights.
Yes — goFLY coordinates Thailand medical travel too, including visa and ticketing, and works with patients visiting hospitals such as Bumrungrad and Bangkok Hospital. See our Thailand medical travel guide.
The three biggest medical corridors from Dhaka are Kolkata (closest and most affordable), Chennai (major speciality hospitals such as those in the Vellore and Chennai clusters) and Delhi (large multi-speciality hospitals). These are also among the most-flown international routes from Bangladesh.
goFLY handles the travel side (Indian visa processing is paused, October 2026): comparing airlines and fares on the Kolkata, Chennai and Delhi routes, flexible or open-return ticketing to fit treatment timelines, attendant tickets and travel-day guidance. goFLY does not diagnose, refer to doctors, or take commissions from hospitals — choose your hospital independently; we get you there.
Kolkata is served by short direct flights, and Chennai and Delhi by direct and one-stop options on carriers including US-Bangla, Biman, IndiGo and SpiceJet. Fares vary sharply by date — comparing airlines matters most on these routes.
IATA 42337956 · tickets to boarding, one team · Dhanmondi, Dhaka
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