Medical prices in Korea, from official data
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What does medical care cost in Korea?

Official prices that Korean hospitals report to the government for treatments health insurance doesn’t cover — LASIK, dental implants, vaccines, MRI scans, medical certificates and more. In English, with the Korean words to use at the hospital.

Data: HIRA (Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service) · updated 23 October 2026 · 39 treatments

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Eyes & vision

Dental

Hair

Vaccines

Medical documents

Scans & tests

Pregnancy & fertility

Pain & rehab

Procedures & surgery

Hospital stay

How to read these prices

Every Korean hospital must report what it charges for treatments that National Health Insurance does not cover (비급여, bigeubyeo). The Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service (HIRA) publishes them, and ClinicSum turns the open data into English pages. Each page shows the median price — the middle hospital — plus the average, the lowest and the highest, by kind of hospital and by region.

The open data covers hospitals, not small neighbourhood clinics (의원). To check one particular clinic, follow our step-by-step guide to HIRA’s search. New to the Korean system? Start with how medical prices work in Korea.

ClinicSum does not rank or recommend hospitals and is not medical advice.