Discover Medical Categories Available in Ukraine

Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery 19 clinics

Cosmetology 16 clinics

Reproductive Medicine 14 clinics

Dermatology 14 clinics

Dentistry 12 clinics

Diagnostic Imaging 10 clinics

Gynecology 10 clinics

Dentistry Packages 7 clinics

Oncology 7 clinics

Ophthalmology 6 clinics

Colorectal Medicine 6 clinics

Bariatric Surgery 6 clinics

General Surgery 5 clinics

Cardiology 5 clinics

Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) 5 clinics

Hair Restoration 5 clinics

Regenerative Medicine 3 clinics

Orthopedics 3 clinics

Urology 3 clinics

Endocrinology 2 clinics

Gastroenterology 2 clinics

General Medicine 2 clinics

Maxillofacial Surgery 2 clinics

Laboratory Medicine 1 clinics

Vascular Medicine 1 clinics

Allergology 1 clinics

Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine 1 clinics

Nephrology 1 clinics

Discover the Regions of Ukraine

Kiev 60 clinics

Kyiv 0 clinics

Odessa 1 clinics

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About Ukraine

Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe and it is one of the most budget-friendly countries on the continent. From transportation, accommodation, tourist attractions, to healthcare services are all affordable and significantly cheaper than other countries within Europe. Medical tourists from all over the world can get high-quality medical care at lower costs than their home countries. They can also benefit from the shorter waiting times, modern facilities, as well as combining their treatments with some sightseeing tours. The country also offers a wide range of medical treatments, with dentistry, cosmetic surgery, and eye care as the most popular treatments. In particular, medical tourists come for laser eye surgery and breast augmentation.

Popular Cities and Regions

Ukraine is a captivating destination for any tourists. Its number of lush forests make the country seems undiscovered. Dating back to the 5th century, Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine is one of the oldest cities in Eastern Europe. The city is a perfect blend of historical buildings and urban art. Another charming city is Lviv, which is a city packed with art nouveau architecture and cozy cafes. Its historic center is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. For tourists who want to experience the country’s nature, Carpathian Mountain is the place to go and it is overflowing with thick forests, meadows, and mountain lakes. Anyone who’s looking to have a summer gateway should visit Odesa as it is famous for its sandy beaches, harbors, and beautiful buildings.

Transport

The largest airport in Ukraine is the Boryspil International Airport. The airport connects Ukraine with several major cities in Europe and Asia. It also serves domestic flights, with budget airlines such as Lauda, Ryanair, and SkyUp Airlines as the most affordable options. Domestic flights are the most effective way to get around the country. To get around in its cities, tourists can opt for minibusses, subway (known as Metro), and taxis.

Visas

Holders of passports issued by the European Union, Canada, the United States, and various other countries can enter Ukraine without a visa for up to 90 days. However, nationals of other countries (including China, India, and Thailand) are required to obtain a visa before entering the country. e-Visa is available for 52 specified countries

Weather

Summer in Ukraine is warm, sunny, and long, with temperatures ranging between 19°C - 25°C. The season starts in June and ends in September. Winter is cold as the temperature can drop to an average of around 5°C to -3°C. Spring and Autumn tend to have milder temperatures and receive the maximum amount of rainfall.

Additional Info
  1. Local Currency: The official currency is the hryvnia. 1 USD converts to 25.2 UAH (September 2019).
  2. Money & Payments: ATMs are widely available, even in small towns. Credit cards are accepted in certain places, but it is wiser to always bring cash. Tipping is common, but not required.
  3. Local Language: The official language is Ukrainian but Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, Belarusian, and Russian are widely spoken. English is mostly spoken in tourist areas.  
  4. Local Culture and Religion: Most of the population follows Orthodox Christianity. Judaism, Buddhism, Paganism, and Hinduism are also practiced.
  5. Public holidays: Major Orthodox holidays, as well as Victory Day, Constitution Day, and Independence Day are the most celebrated holidays in Ukraine.