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Generally, Yes.
During their travels in China, foreigners can freely go to Chinese hospitals for medical treatment with their passports. Moreover, when foreigners visit public hospitals in China (excluding the international medical departments), the medical treatment fees are basically the same as those for Chinese citizens. However, if you require higher-quality and more expedited medical services, it is advisable that you choose the international departments of public hospitals, international hospitals, or private hospitals. The drawback is that the medical treatment fees will be relatively higher (may be 3-10x higher than those of public hospitals).
In terms of medical standards and treatment protocols, foreigners in China generally receive the same quality of care as Chinese citizens. Public hospitals and licensed private clinics follow uniform clinical guidelines, ensuring that diagnosis, medications, and surgical procedures meet China’s healthcare regulations.
If you need more personalized support with medical treatment, living, insurance, or visa issues during your trip to China, or wish to receive one-on-one professional assistance, please feel free to contact the Medchinaguide.com consultant team at any time. We provide you with attentive services from hospital selection and appointment coordination to full medical accompaniment throughout your treatment.
