Went through the prescreening
Went through the prescreening, everything seemed fine. The company started asking confidential personal information. I asked for a medical license for the clinic from the Turkish government just to establish their legitimacy before handing over confidential data. The company got mad and cut me off. I don't know if they are legit or not, but they did not treat me well. Hope this helps someone.
In response to your ridiculous response, a passport is confidential information. There was no lying. I was completely honest. We could have submitted the passport when we arrived. As was suggested.
Resposta da EnvaBiome
Mario Drinovac,
First of all, no confidential personal information was requested from you. Why are you lying? Honest people do not lie, as they know that lying is an ugly and reprehensible act. Requesting a copy of the passport from all international patients is a standard part of the registration procedure. This is not a practice unique to you, nor is it a process exclusive to Türkiye; all healthcare centers and hospitals are required to request copy of passports to register international patients. In other words, this is not an arbitrary practice but a legal obligation. Furthermore, this facility is not a commercial company; it is a healthcare center and hospital. It does not operate like a corporation seeking to maximize profits but strives to do its best for the benefit of patients.
The document you requested regarding our hospital has been shared with you; furthermore, you were informed that these documents are publicly available—meaning they are not confidential. By writing this message, you have once again demonstrated that you are a dishonest and untrustworthy person.
Your process was cancelled because, instead of pursuing a path based on mutual understanding and trust, you chose to create difficulties and—as evidenced by the comment you left here—to lie. This is Türkiye, and Türkiye is a Muslim country. In Islam, lying is considered an ugly behavior, and it is taught that people who lie—such as you—should not be trusted.
In response to your reply: You either struggle to grasp certain concepts, or lying has become a routine part of your life:
Registration cannot be completed without your passport details. This is not a policy applied solely to you, nor is it unique to healthcare institutions in Türkiye; the same rule applies in any country worldwide if you are not a citizen of that country. Attempting to manipulate public perception—rather than simply admitting you were unfamiliar with healthcare registration procedures—is further proof of your dishonesty. You should honestly acknowledge that you do not know how the registration process works. Providing your passport details is mandatory for registration; if you are unwilling to provide them, registration is impossible.
It is true that you offered to provide your passport details upon arrival. You were informed that while we could assist you that way, you might face delays if the facility was fully booked at the time of your arrival. Subsequently, you lied again by failing to send a copy of your passport, despite having stated that you would do so. To reiterate, collecting passport details is mandatory for registering international patients at healthcare institutions. This is not a matter of subjective opinion but an objective rule. Furthermore, this practice is not limited to this specific healthcare facility or to Türkiye. Anyone who looks into this matter will see clearly who is lying—you or us.
