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Healthcare in Moscow: hospitals, costs and insurance

Updated October 2026Sources
$48–120Private doctor's visit

Healthcare in Moscow

Private hospitals are good and English is available at the main ones. Pay upfront in cash or by Russian card; ambulances (103 or 112) can be slow.

Hospitals for foreigners in Moscow

HospitalGood to know
European Medical CenterCentral, English-speaking, direct billing with insurers
Medsi ClinicLarge private network across the city

Key facts

Travel and health insurance

Required for entry: Medical insurance valid in Russia for the whole stay is required for all visas, including the e-visa.

InsurerGood for
SafetyWing Nomad InsuranceMonthly subscription for nomads and long trips; cancel anytime.
GenkiHealth insurance for nomads, from a European insurer.
World NomadsTrip insurance that covers many adventure activities.
HeymondoSingle-trip, annual and long-stay plans with a medical app.
IMG GlobalTravel medical and long-term international health plans.

Quick answers

What is the best hospital in Moscow for foreigners?

European Medical Center: Central, English-speaking, direct billing with insurers

How much does a doctor's visit cost in Moscow?

About ₽4,000–10,000 ($48–120) at a private clinic.

Do I need travel insurance for Russia?

Medical insurance valid in Russia for the whole stay is required for all visas, including the e-visa.

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Sources

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