Bariatric Nepal
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Bangladeshi patients can travel to Nepal for bariatric surgery in about 6 simple steps: online consultation, medical document review, booking your trip, visa on arrival at Kathmandu, pre-op evaluation and surgery, and a short recovery stay before flying home — typically 4 to 5 days total in Nepal. No advance visa application or embassy visit is required.
If you’ve already decided that Nepal is the right destination for your weight loss surgery, this guide walks you through exactly what happens from your first message to us until you’re back home in Bangladesh.
Everything starts with a simple conversation. Send your medical history, current weight, height, and any existing conditions (like diabetes or hypertension) via WhatsApp or our online booking form. Our surgical team reviews your case and lets you know if you’re a good candidate for sleeve gastrectomy or gastric bypass — and gives you an honest answer if surgery isn’t the right option yet.
You’ll be asked to share recent blood test reports, any existing prescriptions, and relevant scans if available. This lets our surgeon plan your procedure before you even travel, reducing the chance of delays once you arrive.
Once your surgery date is confirmed, book a flight from Dhaka to Kathmandu — direct flights take about 1 hour. Our team will share a checklist of what to pack and what to expect, and can help you plan hotel accommodation as part of your package.
Bangladeshi citizens can get a visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, after completing a simple online arrival form in advance. No embassy visit or advance visa application is required for most patients — this is one of the biggest practical advantages Nepal has over destinations like India or Thailand.
After airport pickup, you’ll be taken to your hotel to rest. Within the first day or two, you’ll complete final pre-operative tests — blood work, ECG, and a consultation with your surgeon and anaesthesiologist. Surgery is performed laparoscopically at HAMS Hospital, Kathmandu, under Dr. Koshish Pokharel’s team.
Most patients stay in hospital for 1–2 days after surgery, followed by a few more days of rest at the hotel before flying home. Your surgeon will clear you for travel once you’re stable and mobile — typically 4 to 5 days after admission. Before you leave, you’ll receive a full diet plan and recovery schedule.
Recovery doesn’t end when you land in Dhaka. Bariatric Nepal provides lifelong follow-up through WhatsApp and online video consultations — covering diet adjustments, weight-loss tracking, and answering any concerns as your body adjusts over the following months and years.
No. Most Bangladeshi citizens can get a visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport after completing a simple online application, without visiting an embassy in advance.
Most patients stay approximately 4 to 5 days, covering pre-op evaluation, surgery, and initial recovery before their surgeon clears them to fly home.
Yes. Airport pickup and hotel accommodation during your stay are included as part of the Bariatric Nepal package.
You’ll have lifelong access to your care team through WhatsApp and online video consultations for diet guidance, follow-up questions, and monitoring your progress.
Yes, and it’s often recommended. Let our team know in advance so we can help arrange accommodation for a companion.
Your journey begins with a simple message. Send us your medical details and we’ll let you know within 24-48 hours if you’re a good candidate, along with a personalized cost estimate.
👉 Book your free consultation or WhatsApp us to begin your bariatric surgery journey to Nepal.
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