Via Poland
Fly to Rzeszów, Kraków or Warsaw, then take the train: Przemyśl–Kyiv (about 9–10 hours) or the direct Warsaw–Kyiv train (about 15 hours). Citizens of many countries need a Schengen visa to transit Poland.
We are in Podil, Kyiv’s historic centre. Patients come from all over Ukraine and from abroad, and we help you plan the trip.
There are currently no passenger flights to Ukraine, so international patients travel by train, bus or car.
Fly to Rzeszów, Kraków or Warsaw, then take the train: Przemyśl–Kyiv (about 9–10 hours) or the direct Warsaw–Kyiv train (about 15 hours). Citizens of many countries need a Schengen visa to transit Poland.
Fly to Chișinău, then take the daily Chișinău–Kyiv train (about 17 hours) or a bus.
Cross at Siret–Porubne to Chernivtsi, then take the Chernivtsi–Kyiv train (about 12–15 hours).
Ukrzaliznytsia trains arrive at Kyiv Central Station, about 15–20 minutes by taxi from the clinic. You can leave your car in the clinic’s underground car park for the whole stay.
Bring your passport, results of previous tests and a list of the medicines you take. Check the entry requirements for your passport on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. If you need documents from the clinic for your trip, ask our coordinator and we will tell you what we can provide.
Ukraine is at war, and air-raid alerts happen in Kyiv. The clinic has its own blast shelter with inpatient rooms, independent power and backup communications, so treatment and recovery continue without interruption. Before travelling, check your government’s travel advice and whether your insurance covers travel to Ukraine.
Safety at the clinic52–54 Vozdvyzhenska St, Kyiv, Ukraine
Mon–Fri 8:00–19:00, Sat–Sun by appointment
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