Paying for treatment abroad safely
Card payments to a company account, an itemised invoice, and never a large cash deposit to a personal account.
How payment should work
A modest deposit to secure the date, the balance on arrival after your in-person assessment confirms the plan. Payment goes to a registered company account, and you receive an itemised invoice with the company's tax number.
Warning signs
Requests to transfer to a personal account, pressure to pay the full amount before assessment, prices that change after you arrive, and 'discounts' available only if you decide today. Any one of these justifies walking away.
Card, transfer or cash
Card offers the strongest protection through chargeback rights. Bank transfer is common for larger amounts and is fine to a company account. Carrying large cash sums through customs is both risky and unnecessary.
Why the assessment comes before the balance
If imaging on the day changes the plan, a tooth that cannot be saved, bone that needs grafting, the price should change transparently with it. That is only possible if you have not already paid in full.
The Ones People Actually Ask.
Can I get an invoice for insurance or tax purposes?
Yes, an official itemised invoice with our company details is issued for every treatment.
More On Istanbul & travel.
Sometimes, but the order matters. Holiday first, treatment second, and never the reverse.
The best time of year to come for treatmentApril–June and September–November: mild weather, comfortable recovery and easier flights. July is the one to avoid.
Aftercare once you are home: who to call and whenThe moment you land is not the end of treatment. Here is the schedule and the list of symptoms that should never wait.
Should you bring someone with you?Not medically necessary for most procedures, but the first 48 hours are considerably easier with company.
What Stands Behind The Plan.
