From Saudi Arabia,to Mohali,and back.
"For Indians on Saudi contracts, a short trip home for planned care is often the cleanest answer."
Employer insurance in the Kingdom varies widely for interventional and elective vascular procedures, and second opinions are often difficult to arrange locally. Combining a planned Mohali visit with family time in Punjab is the model that most Saudi-based Indian patients choose.
- · Riyadh
- · Jeddah
- · Dammam & Khobar
- · Al Madinah
- · Al Ahsa
What travel from Saudi Arabia looks like.
Saudia and Air India — Riyadh / Jeddah / Dammam → Delhi (roughly 6h). Onward to Chandigarh (40-min flight).
7–12 days, extending as needed to combine with family visit.
e-Medical Visa is standard; employer no-objection letters occasionally requested for extended leave.
Practice familiar with common expat patient concerns — Hijri scheduling notes, prayer-time consideration on ward rounds.
Familiar routes back to your Saudi provider — clinical letters and imaging discs are hospital-ready.
Common referrals
Dialysis Access Creation & Maintenance
Creating, salvaging, and protecting the vascular lifeline of a dialysis patient.
Peripheral Artery Disease
Narrowed leg arteries — the vascular equivalent of coronary disease.
Prostate Artery Embolisation (PAE)
A keyhole alternative to surgery for benign prostate enlargement.
Uterine Fibroids
Uterine artery embolisation — day-case, uterus-sparing, evidence-based.
GI Bleed Embolisation
Angiographic control of ongoing gastrointestinal bleeding.
"In Riyadh, my fistula problems were seen as 'watch and wait'. In Mohali, they were declotted and the underlying stenosis dilated on the same admission. I was back on dialysis in Al Ahsa within a week."
Anonymised with consent. Individual outcomes vary.
Ready to start from Saudi Arabia?
The team will schedule the first video consult in a slot that suits your timezone.