Health Checkup in Seoul — FAQ
The most-asked questions about screening in Seoul, answered in one place — booking, cost, preparation, and results.
Updated 2026-07-04 · Seoul, South Korea · Information for international patients
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Deeper answers live on dedicated pages: pricing, preparation, English results, and flying after colonoscopy.
FAQ
Common Questions
Do I need insurance?
No — self-pay with passport registration is the standard model for international patients.
How much does a checkup cost?
Tier-based package pricing is confirmed at booking; see Packages & Pricing for what drives cost.
How long does screening take?
2–3 hours basic, half day executive, full day with both endoscopies.
Are results in English?
Yes — a complete English report is standard.
How do I book from abroad?
Through the booking page — dates, package, and preparation instructions all handled in English.
Can couples book together?
Yes — parallel same-day scheduling is routine.
When can I fly home?
Same-day or next-day for most screening; 7–14 days after polypectomy — see the flying guide.
What if something is found?
A defined follow-up pathway with specialist consultation — see the abnormal-results guide.
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