What should an international patient prepare before traveling?
You will need a valid passport and a medical visa (S1 or S2) for treatment in China. It is advisable to arrange for a professional medical interpreter if you do not speak Mandarin, as most hospital staff communicate in Chinese. Also, bring all previous medical records, including imaging and pathology reports, and plan for a follow-up care arrangement with your home doctor after discharge.
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