A practical option when evaluation and therapy waitlists run into many months
We talk through how this advantage applies to your family’s travel window and therapy goals.
For families from abroad
Special-needs therapy in Delhi NCR for families travelling from the US
The United States has the largest Indian-origin population outside India, and many of these families face autism evaluation waits of six months to a year and separate waits of several more months before ABA therapy actually begins, often alongside high out-of-pocket costs when insurance coverage is limited. Delhi NCR can offer a faster, concentrated multidisciplinary block while a US-based evaluation or therapy plan is still catching up.
We help families plan the trip carefully, but final visa decisions rest with the relevant embassy and therapy is delivered by independent licensed clinicians at partner centres.
Information accurate as of May 2026
Why Delhi NCR
The practical reasons families from United States look here
The decision is usually a mix of access, logistics, documentation, and overall private-pay feasibility.
Meaningful cost differences compared with uninsured or under-insured US private therapy
We talk through how this advantage applies to your family’s travel window and therapy goals.
Many Indian-American families already have relatives or existing ties in India, easing the trip logistically
We talk through how this advantage applies to your family’s travel window and therapy goals.
Journey from home
How families from United States often plan the trip
A clear sequence helps reduce last-minute friction and keeps the child’s routine in view.
Initial consultation and review of any existing US evaluation or therapy records
Plan confirmation timed around school breaks where possible
Concentrated therapy block with written documentation for US-based clinicians back home
On the ground
Language, daily life, and visa realities for United States families
- Many US families want clear written reports that can sit alongside existing US evaluation paperwork, and scheduling that works around US school calendars.
- Travel timelines should be checked against current embassy requirements and school or work calendars.
- Families often want written therapy and accommodation plans before they make final travel decisions.
- Final visa decisions rest with the relevant embassy.
Official embassy guidance always takes priority for visa rules.
Stay shapes
Two weeks, four weeks, or a parent-training pathway
These are planning routes, not fixed promises or one-click products.
2-week intensive
2-Week Intensive: USD 4,800–6,800
4-week deep intervention
4-Week Deep Intervention: USD 8,500–12,500
Parent training pathway
Parent Training + Home Programme: USD 2,200–3,500
Conditions often discussed
The needs families from United States ask about most
These condition pages explain the kind of support a Delhi NCR trip may and may not provide.
Autism
Read the overview, relevant therapies, and realistic expectations for this pathway.
Read moreSpeech delay
Read the overview, relevant therapies, and realistic expectations for this pathway.
Read moreADHD
Read the overview, relevant therapies, and realistic expectations for this pathway.
Read moreCerebral palsy
Read the overview, relevant therapies, and realistic expectations for this pathway.
Read moreGlobal developmental delay
Read the overview, relevant therapies, and realistic expectations for this pathway.
Read moreSensory processing differences
Read the overview, relevant therapies, and realistic expectations for this pathway.
Read moreCountry-specific FAQs
Questions we hear from families in United States
The answers below stay practical, while keeping embassy, provider, and outcome boundaries clear.
Can you guarantee a visa outcome?
No. We can help families understand typical routes and documents, but final visa decisions rest with the relevant embassy.
Will reports be useful when we return home?
That is the intention. Families receive English-language documentation and written summaries that can be shared with home clinicians, schools, or therapists as appropriate.
We are already on a waitlist for ABA therapy at home. Does this replace that?
No. It is not a substitute for a US-based evaluation or ongoing local ABA programme. It can offer a faster, concentrated therapy block while a home waitlist runs its course.
We hold OCI cards. Does that make travel easier?
Yes, in practical terms. Overseas Citizen of India cardholders can enter India visa-free with no FRRO registration and no fixed stay limit, which removes a layer of paperwork many other families need to plan around.
Next step
Talk to us about travelling from United States
We can prefill the enquiry around United States, likely travel questions, and the kind of therapy pathway your family is considering.
Book free consultation
Tell us a little about your family
We keep child data minimal at this stage. Child name or initials and gender are optional, and consent for follow-up stays separate from optional updates.