Country/region-level guides and comparisons -- Thailand, Turkey, Mexico, India, Hungary, and other established or emerging medical-tourism hubs.
Thailand, Turkey and Korea each report 1.4-3 million foreign patients a year, while Gulf states top JCI estimates. The patient counts use different definitions.
Uninsured in Japan, hospitals bill a national point schedule at their own rate: 85.4% charged 10 yen a point, but 39.5% of certified hospitals charged over 20.
Thailand's health ministry runs a separate public-hospital rate schedule for foreigners. On 2019 examples tourists paid 50% to 100% above the Thai rate.
One firm says Hungary's dental tourism grows 22.3% a year, but its 2025 figure is larger than official data for the whole dental sector. What is verifiable instead.
A 2026 headline says Canada overtook China, the UK, France and the US. It cites no patient-volume or revenue figure, and Canada is currently exporting patients.