Medical treatment in Turkey and the UAE in 2025
An investor can get a UAE residence visa, which equals a residence permit, or Turkey citizenship. These countries are popular destinations for vacation, relocation and medical tourism.
Learn the key points one needs to know about medicine in the Middle East and whether it’s possible to reduce treatment costs there.

Material prepared by Julia Loko, Investment programs expert
Frequently asked questions
Yes, it does. The UAE government prioritise healthcare: hospitals have advanced equipment and use artificial intelligence to process patients’ test results, wards of some clinics are as comfortable as rooms in seven-star hotels, and there are specialised medical cities in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Sharjah.
Popular medical services are aesthetic surgery, cosmetology, dentistry, orthopaedics, reproductive and sports medicine, and preventive check-ups.
The cost of services depends on the clinic and the level of provided comfort.
Average prices for popular procedures are the following:
$8,200 for an angioplasty;
$16,500 for a hip replacement;
$9,500 for IVF;
$1,600 for a dental implant, including installation.
Emergency care, which includes procedures to stabilise a patient’s condition, is free in Dubai and the rest of the UAE. The following treatment and all non-emergency cases are fee-based.
Yes, Turkish healthcare provides high-quality services at relatively low prices. Popular procedures include oncology treatment, transplantology, orthopaedics, ophthalmology, reproductive medicine, and dentistry. Modern technologies like da Vinci Surgical Systems allow Turkish clinics to perform operations with minimum damage.
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