1. (Attracting conducts of unregistered foreign patients attracting institutions) Conducts of attracting foreign patients without registering foreign patient attraction in accordance with Article 6 of "Medical Overseas Expansion Law"
- 1 Behavior of receiving consultation or treatment reservation or treating patients through introduction of patients from patient attracting brokers or overseas medical institutions or agencies
- 2 Behavior of providing treatment information to foreign patients through foreign language homepages, etc.
- 3 Behavior of offering convenience for foreign patients such as hiring of task force for foreigners (medical interpretor, coordinator, etc.), issuance of medical visa, provision of information on transport and lodging, etc.
- Medical Overseas Expansion Law related Regulations
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Article 6 (Registration of Foreign Patients Attraction)
â Any medical institution which wants to attract foreign patients shall register in an office of the mayor of metropolitan city, the mayor of megalopolis, mayor of special autonomic city, governor or the mayor of special autonomic city (hereinafter, called "mayors and governors") after fulfilling the following requirements:
1. The institution shall have one or more specialists in accordance with Article 77 of "the Medical Service Act" by each medical subject for foreign patients attraction. However, this regulation is exempted when such medical subject is not a specialty subject determined by the presidential executive order.
2. The institution shall take out medical accident liability insurance determined by the Ministry of Health and Welfare or join medical liability cooperative under "The law relating medical accident damage relief and medical dispute mediation, etc."â¡ Except the institution specified in Clause 1, anyone who wants to attract foreign patients shall register in the office of majors and governors after fulfilling the following requirements:
1. The institution shall take out surety insurance determined by the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
2. The institution shall be capitalized at the amount determined by the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
3. The institution shall have a main office in the country.