Start on your phone
Open visitor registration in the patient portal from “Start my evaluation.” Your profile, medical information and any payment are handled in that portal. Choose a comfortable moment to read the questions and enter your information carefully.
If you need to pause, ask support how to return to your application. You can begin by gathering your documents and noting the questions you want answered.
Have the essentials within reach
Gather your identification and current medical documentation, including any existing card or recommendation. Make a short note of your health history, medications and questions for the clinician. Keep private records out of WhatsApp messages; use support for process questions.
- Is my identification current, and are the details on my documents consistent?
- Which medical records or existing documents should I prepare for my situation?
- What current fees apply, and what should I understand before paying?
- How will I learn about the review and any next steps?
Understand the document route
Article 116 recognizes qualifying nonresident documentation subject to program requirements; a clinical recommendation is not itself a government-issued patient ID. Reglamento 9038 · Art. 116 (opens in a new tab)
Our local support team can help you understand which route fits your existing paperwork. Mention the documents you have and your travel dates so the conversation is specific to your visit.
Leave room for clinical review
An affiliated independent clinician reviews your information and makes the clinical decision. Prepare any health questions you would like to discuss, and ask how you will receive updates or requests for additional information.
Ready to begin? Open the evaluation portal, or send our local support team a general WhatsApp question. Keep your travel dates handy and ask what to expect next, including how to follow up on your application.
Information on this site is general and is not medical or legal advice. An evaluation does not guarantee a recommendation, and a recommendation is not a government-issued patient card.