
Bangladesh has no national health insurance for locals or foreigners. Most healthcare here is paid out of pocket, public hospitals are overcrowded, and anything complex means a medical flight to Bangkok or Singapore.
Without insurance, the bills are yours: a private doctor's visit costs around BDT 1,500 (€10), and a day in hospital around BDT 15,000 (€100), with serious cases running far higher.

Bangladesh's public healthcare system relies on community clinics and district hospitals, with no universal insurance to back it.
In practice, expats use Dhaka's private hospitals (Evercare, Square, United, and Labaid) where care meets international standards and staff speak English.

Pharmacies are everywhere in the big cities, and English-speaking service is reliable in Dhaka's expat neighborhoods. Some chains and hospital pharmacies run around the clock, and apps will deliver medication to your door. One tip: if you take regular medication, bring both the brand name and the generic name. It makes finding the right medicine much easier.

Dial 999 for the national emergency line. Be prepared: operators work in Bengali first, and Dhaka traffic can hold an ambulance up for half an hour. That's why most expats call a private hospital directly. The big Dhaka hospitals run their own ambulance fleets and hotlines.
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Without insurance, costs add up fast: a doctor's visit is around BDT 1,500 (€10), a specialist around BDT 3,000 (€20), a day in hospital around BDT 15,000 (€100), and intensive care up to BDT 100,000 (€700) a day.
There's no health-insurance contribution in Bangladesh: no payroll deduction, no state scheme to join. Public hospitals treat anyone at subsidized fees, but overcrowding and language barriers mean they're not a realistic option for most expats.
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