Initial Inquiry
Contact the IRCC team from Qatar by WhatsApp, phone or the online form and tell us about your condition.
A straightforward process for patients travelling from Qatar to Pakistan for specialist care begins with your first enquiry.

Qatar residents can access specialist, image-guided and minimally invasive treatment at IRCC Pakistan. Our team reviews medical records before travel, explains suitable treatment options and helps international patients plan appointments in Karachi, Lahore or Islamabad.
Minimally Invasive Treatment
Image-Guided Procedures
Experienced Interventional Radiology Team
International Patient Support
Share your details and medical reports. Our team will review your case and guide you on the next step.
Your medical information is handled confidentially and used to assess your treatment request.
A straightforward process for patients travelling from Qatar to Pakistan for specialist care.
Contact the IRCC team from Qatar by WhatsApp, phone or the online form and tell us about your condition.
A straightforward process for patients travelling from Qatar to Pakistan for specialist care begins with your first enquiry.
Send relevant scans, laboratory results, previous treatment records and prescriptions securely for review.
Sharing clear medical records helps the team assess whether the requested treatment may be appropriate.
An interventional radiologist reviews the available information and determines whether an IRCC procedure may be appropriate.
Treatment suitability depends on diagnosis, imaging, clinical details and the procedure being considered.
You receive guidance on the proposed procedure, investigations, expected stay and treatment planning.
The team explains the likely pathway and the next practical steps before travel.
Once treatment is planned, our team helps you understand appointment timing and practical pre-travel steps.
Travel documents, timing and logistics should be confirmed once the treatment pathway is clear.
Your procedure is performed using appropriate image-guidance and minimally invasive techniques when clinically suitable.
The treatment location depends on the procedure and the clinical requirements of your case.
After treatment, follow-up instructions are provided and continuity of care can be coordinated after you return to Qatar.
Recovery guidance, review and follow-up planning depend on the treatment performed and your clinical needs.
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Case review and pre-travel coordination for patients from the capital.

Remote case review and treatment planning before travel.

Specialist guidance and international patient coordination.

Consultation support for patients travelling from northern Qatar.

Pre-travel planning and appointment coordination.
Patients from across Qatar can contact IRCC for case-specific guidance.

Minimally invasive embolization option for uterine fibroids with fast recovery.

Non surgical varicocele embolization treatment for pain swelling and infertility...

Laser and RFA ablations can help you get rid of varicose veins without surgery...

Image-guided thyroid RFA for select nodules with minimal downtime.

IRCC Pakistan offers advanced image-guided treatment for endometriotic ovarian cysts.

PAD is a circulatory disease in which blocked or stenotic arteries (narrowed) reduce blood flow to the extremities, most commonly, the legs and feet.

Vascular malformation is a general term that includes congenital vascular anomalies of only veins, only lymph vessels, both veins and lymph vessels, or both arteries and veins.

Osteoid osteoma is a benign tumor of the bone. This tumor is most frequently found in the legs but may occur also at other bones in nearly any part of the body.

Minimally invasive embolization option for uterine fibroids with fast recovery.

Non surgical varicocele embolization treatment for pain swelling and infertility...

Laser and RFA ablations can help you get rid of varicose veins without surgery...

Image-guided thyroid RFA for select nodules with minimal downtime.

IRCC Pakistan offers advanced image-guided treatment for endometriotic ovarian cysts.

PAD is a circulatory disease in which blocked or stenotic arteries (narrowed) reduce blood flow to the extremities, most commonly, the legs and feet.

Vascular malformation is a general term that includes congenital vascular anomalies of only veins, only lymph vessels, both veins and lymph vessels, or both arteries and veins.

Osteoid osteoma is a benign tumor of the bone. This tumor is most frequently found in the legs but may occur also at other bones in nearly any part of the body.
Pakistan offers world-class, minimally invasive treatments at a fraction of the cost in Qatar, with the same focus on safety, quality, and patient outcomes.
Pakistan Cost
7,940
Qatar Cost
28,783
Difference
Approx. 70% Less
Pakistan Cost
6,451
Qatar Cost
30,768
Difference
Approx. 70% Less
Pakistan Cost
6,948
Qatar Cost
31,760
Difference
Approx. 70% Less
Pakistan Cost
6,948
Qatar Cost
27,790
Difference
Approx. 70% Less
Pakistan Cost
7,940
Qatar Cost
28,783
Difference
Approx. 70% Less
Note: The above figures are estimated ranges for comparison only. Actual cost may vary. Contact IRCC for accurate assessment.

Interventional Radiologist at IRCC Pakistan
Dr. Shahbaz Ahmed Qazi is an interventional radiologist with a clinical focus on image-guided, minimally invasive and endovascular procedures. For international patients, the first step is a review of the medical history and available reports to determine whether an IRCC procedure may be suitable.
Board-certified Interventional Radiologist
Fellow in Vascular & Interventional Radiology
Image-guided and minimally invasive treatment
International patient case review
IRCC Pakistan provides specialist interventional radiology care with clear treatment planning for patients travelling from Qatar. The focus remains on medically appropriate, image-guided, minimally invasive care without unsupported claims.
Specialist interventional radiology care focused on minimally invasive, image-guided procedures
Case review before travel so patients can understand the proposed treatment pathway
Modern imaging and procedure-based care
International patient coordination for people travelling from Qatar
Treatment availability in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad
Clear communication about investigations, treatment planning and follow-up
Years of Experience
Successful Procedures
Image-Guided Treatment
Karachi, Lahore & Islamabad

Patients travelling from Qatar can plan minimally invasive treatment and interventional radiology care in Karachi.

Patients travelling from Qatar can plan interventional radiology and image-guided treatment services in Lahore.

Patients travelling from Qatar can plan non-surgical and minimally invasive treatment options in Islamabad.
Choosing treatment outside Qatar is a personal medical decision. Patients may consider Pakistan when they are looking for a particular specialist, a minimally invasive treatment option, access to a procedure, or a treatment plan that fits their personal circumstances.
Discuss your case with a specialist before making travel arrangements.
Send current imaging and medical reports for assessment.
Ask what investigations are required before the procedure.
Confirm the expected treatment timeline and follow-up plan.
Confirm the final cost directly with IRCC before travel.
Yes. Patients living in Qatar can contact IRCC Pakistan for a case review. The clinical team can assess the available medical information and advise whether an IRCC procedure may be appropriate.
Yes. The page is intended for Qatari nationals, expatriates, Overseas Pakistanis and other international residents. Eligibility and treatment suitability are assessed case by case.
Yes. Relevant reports, scans and previous treatment information can be shared for specialist review before travel.
Costs vary by procedure and patient. IRCC should provide a case-specific estimate after reviewing the diagnosis, reports, investigations and treatment requirements.
Follow-up requirements depend on the procedure. The treating team can provide post-treatment instructions and advise how follow-up should be coordinated after you return to Qatar.
Not necessarily. Patients can submit medical reports for an initial case review before making travel arrangements. If an in-person assessment is required, the team can guide you.
The required stay depends on the procedure, investigations, recovery and follow-up requirements. A more specific timeline can be discussed after case review.
IRCC provides treatment services in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad. The appropriate location depends on the procedure and clinical plan.
Patients may travel with a family member or companion when appropriate. Practical arrangements should be discussed with the IRCC team before travel.
Contact IRCC, share your medical reports and explain the treatment you are considering. The team can then guide you through case review and next steps.
Our care team is here to help you with case review, reports and treatment planning.
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If you are in Qatar and considering treatment in Pakistan, start with a case review. Share your medical reports and contact details so the IRCC team can guide you on the appropriate next step.