Cancer Treatment in China for Bangladeshi Patients

The right hospital depends on the cancer type and stage, and on what the hospital's case review finds. Archon's confirmed partner hospitals in China are:

• Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou — a specialist cancer hospital offering minimally invasive and combined treatment approaches.
• Zhujiang Hospital (Guangzhou) — a large university hospital; together with Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou it runs the Zhujiang–Modern CAR-T Joint International Center (September 2026), for assessment of haematologic cancers and CAR-T treatment.

No hospital is right for every cancer. The case review — not marketing — decides which hospital can treat your case, and the hospital confirms its plan in writing.

• Every case is reviewed individually. Cancer type, stage, prior treatment, and current condition all affect whether a hospital accepts the case and what it proposes.
• The hospital decides the plan. Archon does not diagnose or recommend treatment — the treating hospital sets the plan after reviewing your records.
• No outcome can be guaranteed. Any provider promising a cure or a fixed result for cancer treatment is not credible. What Archon guarantees is a written plan and a written estimate before you travel.
• Costs depend on the plan. Minimally invasive procedures, combined treatments, and longer stays change the estimate — which is why the hospital's written estimate, not a website figure, is the final number.

1. Share records and scans. Recent scans, biopsy or pathology reports, blood tests, and a summary of medical history.
2. Hospital case review. The hospital reviews the case and confirms whether it can treat it, with a written treatment plan.
3. Written estimate. The hospital's estimate is confirmed in writing before travel — no travelling on an approximate figure.
4. Invitation letter and medical visa. The hospital issues an invitation letter once the case is accepted; Archon guides the visa paperwork.
5. Travel and treatment. Archon coordinates travel and accommodation planning around the treatment schedule.
6. Follow-up. The hospital sets the follow-up plan, including reports to share with your doctors at home.

The hospital typically asks for:

• Recent scans (CT, MRI, or PET-CT as available) and biopsy or pathology reports.
• Blood tests and a summary of medical history, including prior treatments.
• The patient's specific concerns — what you want the hospital to address in its plan.
• Valid passport and the hospital's invitation letter, which supports the medical visa application.

Archon reformats everything to each hospital's required standard and guides the paperwork end to end.

Cancer: $6k–25k+ (indicative, October 2026). For China specifically, our October 2026 cost guide gives an indicative range of China cancer $5,000–$25,000 (indicative, October 2026), from micro-intervention at the lower end to NanoKnife at the upper end.

Fuda's March 2026 cost list is one of the documents Archon uses when checking estimates — the hospital's own written estimate for your case remains the final figure. Medical fees are paid directly to the hospital.