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Full-body MRI in Seoul, without radiation.

A whole-body MRI for foreigners in Korea: a detailed look at your brain, spine, chest, abdomen and pelvis in one session, read by a radiologist. English support from booking to your results.

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  • 5body areas
  • 1session
  • 0radiation

What a full-body MRI in Korea scans: From head to pelvis, in one session

The exact areas depend on the hospital and on the doctor’s recommendation for you. We confirm your scan and its price before you book.

Full-body MRI cost in Korea: Price and time at our partner clinic

All five areas in one visit of about 3–4 hours, with about 30–40 minutes for each area. VAT is not included.

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The price is set by the clinic itself and confirmed again when you book.

  • Medical Check-up · Seoul

    Full-Body MRI

    Sinsa Wooribest Internal Medicine

    3.5 hours

    $1,720 / session VAT not included

    Covers all the areas listed, about 30-40 minutes each (3-4 hours in total). You get the images the same day and the radiologist's written report in about 1 week to 10 days. The clinic confirms the pre

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  • How long: about 3–4 hours in total, about 30–40 minutes for each area
  • Your images: ready the same day
  • The radiologist’s report: the written results follow in about a week to 10 days
  • Preparation: the clinic confirms fasting and contrast with you when you book

Why MRI

Detailed images of soft tissue, without X-rays

MRI uses a strong magnet and radio waves instead of X-rays, so there is no radiation. It shows soft tissue in fine detail: the brain, nerves, discs, organs and joints. It complements a check-up, which looks at blood, endoscopy and ultrasound.

  • No radiation and no pain; you only need to lie still
  • The scan and its price are confirmed with the hospital before you book
  • Your images and the radiologist’s report, explained in English

MRI

  • Magnet and radio waves
  • No radiation
  • Best for brain, nerves, spine, organs and joints
  • Takes longer; you lie still in the scanner

CT

  • X-rays from many angles
  • A low dose of radiation
  • Best for lungs, bones and fast imaging
  • Takes a few minutes

How it works

From your dates to your results

  1. Step 1

    Send your dates

    Tell us when you are in Seoul and what you would like scanned.

  2. Step 2

    We check with the hospital

    We confirm availability, the scan and its price with the hospital.

  3. Step 3

    Get ready

    You receive preparation instructions in English before your visit.

  4. Step 4

    Your scan

    Visit on the reserved date and have your MRI, alone or with a check-up.

  5. Step 5

    Results

    You get your images the same day, and the radiologist’s written report in about a week to 10 days. We help with any questions.

Full-body MRI in Korea: Your questions

No. MRI is non-invasive and painless. The scanner is loud, so you get ear protection, and you need to lie still while the images are taken.

No. MRI uses a magnetic field and radio waves, not X-rays.

About 3–4 hours in total at our partner clinic, with about 30–40 minutes for each area. It is done in one visit, subject to the clinic’s schedule.

You get your images the same day. The radiologist’s written report follows in about a week to 10 days, and we help with any questions about it.

The price of the scan at our partner clinic is shown live on this page, set by the clinic. VAT is not included, and we confirm the price again before you book.

Tell us about any implant, pacemaker, metal fragment or surgery before you book. Some implants are not safe in an MRI scanner, and the hospital decides.

Let us know in advance so the hospital can prepare and talk you through the scan.

Yes. We support you in English with the booking, and coordinator support at the hospital can be arranged.

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