Find answers to the most common questions about our services and processes.
It depends on the type of insurance:
If your insurance includes TCM coverage, you can inform DOVECURE. We will prioritize connecting you with medical institutions that can issue claim documentation to facilitate your subsequent reimbursement process.
"Pre-existing condition" refers to the disease or health problem you already had before purchasing the insurance. The vast majority of medical insurance plans (including high-end medical insurance and travel insurance) do not cover pre-existing conditions, except for special high-end products that specifically include pre-existing condition coverage (with much higher premiums).
Therefore, if you travel to China specifically to treat your chronic disease, the expenses are most likely not reimbursable by insurance and you need to pay out of pocket.
If you are not sure whether your condition counts as a pre-existing condition and is eligible for reimbursement, you can share your insurance policy terms and medical history with DOVECURE, and we will help you make a preliminary assessment.
Most travel medical insurance plans cover emergency expenses that fall into the category of "sudden, acute, and non-pre-existing conditions".
The required documents include:
It is recommended to sort out all the documents on the day of emergency treatment and do not lose them.If you are not sure which documents to keep and how to organize them, you can send photos to DOVECURE's consultants, and we will tell you which materials are necessary for the claim.
It is still worthwhile, you just use it differently. You can choose the International / VIP Department of public hospitals, where most premium insurances support direct billing. These departments share the same expert doctors as general departments, with better service and fewer crowds. If you must receive treatment in the general department, you can pay upfront first, then file a claim after returning home. All eligible expenses within the policy scope will still be reimbursed.
Tip: If you are unsure which option is more cost-effective, send us your insurance policy, and DOVECURE will calculate the best solution for you.
A: It is not 100% free, depending on your insurance policy.
If your insurance covers 100% of all selected treatments within the policy scope, you barely need to pay anything, just sign the form.
If there is a deductible, co-payment ratio, or uncovered items, you pay these parts on site, and the rest is settled directly between the hospital and the insurer.
DOVECURE's patient coordinator will confirm your coverage and direct-billing rules in advance, clarifying reimbursable and self-paid items to avoid awkwardness at checkout.
A: Pre‑authorization is generally required for costly treatment, hospitalization and surgery, including high‑priced services such as PET‑CT. Without it, insurers may deny or partially cover claims. Required documents include insured info, preliminary diagnosis, estimated treatment, cost and hospital details. DOVECURE Medical Concierge can handle it for you: we prepare bilingual documents, submit to the insurer and follow‑up to secure pre‑authorization before your visit.
Some special medications, imported drugs, and processed Chinese herbal pieces are not kept in stock at hospitals, so doctors may recommend purchasing them from designated external pharmacies. This is very common and there is no need to worry. However, it cannot be ruled out that a small number of pharmacies may charge higher prices or recommend expensive alternative medications. If you encounter this situation, you can contact DOVECURE's patient accompaniment coordinator: we are familiar with all regular pharmacies around major hospitals, and can help you compare prices and verify authenticity, ensuring you get genuine, properly-priced medications and avoid being overcharged.
Currently, China does not have a nationwide "departure tax refund for medical expenses" policy, and medical costs are not included in the scope of departure tax refunds for shopping purchases. A small number of designated medical institutions in certain free trade zones and special regions may have pilot policies, but these are very rare.
If this is an important consideration for you, you can inform DOVECURE of your situation before departure. We will check the latest local policies for you to see if there are any eligible benefits you can enjoy.
What if I lose my medical invoice/expense list? Can I get a reissued copy? A: The original official invoice (payment receipt) from public hospitals generally cannot be reissued. But you can apply for a "payment certificate" or get a photocopy of the invoice stub with the official hospital seal, which has almost the same legal validity as the original document and is accepted by most insurance companies.
To get the reissued certificate, you need to bring your ID documents and submit an application at the hospital's payment/finance window. The process is quite complicated and requires visiting multiple departments.
If you are a DOVECURE client, just share the basic information with us, and we can handle the whole process for you, no extra hassle on your part.
Yes.
Hospitals in China do not require the patient to make the payment in person. Anyone can settle the bill, as long as you provide the correct patient's full name and inpatient/outpatient number.
If you cannot be present in person, you can also authorize DOVECURE to make the payment on your behalf: you transfer the funds to DOVECURE, our patient coordinator will go to the hospital to complete the payment, and send you photos of the payment receipt. The whole process is fully transparent and traceable, which is very suitable for overseas children who need to pay medical bills for their parents staying in China or receiving medical treatment in China.
You are welcome to bring this up. Chinese doctors normally recommend the most effective and reliable treatment by default. If you have a limited budget, inform your doctor. They can adjust to more cost‑effective options while maintaining treatment outcomes, such as switching to domestic‑produced medicines or cutting non‑essential tests.
If you feel uncomfortable raising the topic or worry about miscommunication, our concierge staff can relay your budget requirements. DOVECURE will work with your doctor to design an effective plan fitting your budget and avoid unnecessary high‑cost expenses.
Discharge settlement follows the principle of “refund surpluses and collect shortfalls”.
With a DOVECURE Medical Concierge attendant, we can pre‑schedule settlement and handle all formalities on your behalf. You only need to pack and wait in your ward instead of queuing.
For stays in Chinese public hospitals, you will be notified to top‑up your deposit once it runs low. Failure to replenish it may affect your medication and treatment. Unlike many other countries, treatment is generally not provided before billing.
DOVECURE Medical Concierge clients may apply for emergency support when facing temporary deposit shortages. At some partner hospitals, we can negotiate deferred‑payment arrangements under our service agreement. We also offer small‑sum emergency advances to keep your treatment ongoing. Repayment can be made later so your medical condition will not be compromised due to funding issues.
No Chinese ID? No problem. Your original valid passport is all you need to register and set up a medical file at any public or qualified private hospital in China. Many international-friendly hospitals even let you do this directly on passport-enabled self-service kiosks.
As a foreign national seeking medical treatment in China, you can use the following methods to quickly travel from the airport to your pre-booked hospital, all fully adapted to your medical travel needs:
Book a private airport transfer in advance: You can reserve an exclusive bilingual driver in advance through the DOVECURE medical escort platform. No queuing is required after landing, and you can head to the hospital directly via the dedicated passage with zero language barriers, which is the most hassle-free travel option for medical visits.
Use the official airport taxi lane: After arrival, follow the signs to the official regular taxi waiting area, show the pre-prepared Chinese-English bilingual paper or digital document with the hospital's name and address, and tell the driver your destination directly. Taxis at core airports in first-tier cities operate under standardized management, which can take you to the destination quickly.
Take the airport rail transit: Most large airports in China are connected to the city's metro lines. You can download a map navigation APP that supports overseas payment on your phone in advance, enter the hospital name to select the metro route, avoid ground traffic congestion and arrive at the hospital on schedule.
Reserve a ride-hailing service in advance: Ask your escort staff to help you register an account on China's mainstream ride-hailing platforms that support overseas payment in advance. You can call a ride right after getting off the plane, the vehicle will wait for you at the designated pick-up point, and the trip cost is transparent and traceable.
You can directly consult the Chinese embassy or consulate abroad for the latest medical visa application material list. Preparing the pre-visit confirmation letter from the hospital in advance can greatly increase the approval rate. Dovetour Medical Concierge provides full-process visa material pre-review and appointment guidance services, helping you sort out all application documents and greatly improve visa processing efficiency.
It is permitted. You can apply for a stay document at the local public security organ's exit and entry administration authority, with the hospital-issued treatment certificate, within 7 days prior to the expiry of your current visa's stay period.
We suggest you provide an honest statement of your purpose. Preparing the hospital's pre-visit confirmation letter and wellness experience reservation documents in advance will make your entry inspection process far more efficient.
It is not required. With the relevant Canton Fair participation certificates, overseas merchants can get normal medical treatment in China during the validity of their business visa, no separate medical visa is needed, and Dovetour Medical Concierge can help with visa material pre-review and entry guidance.
Yes, overseas visitors can enter China directly on a tourist or business visa for short-term regular medical treatment and TCM wellness experiences. For long-term inpatient care, a dedicated medical visa can be applied for with a pre-arranged hospital invitation letter.
No. Once you renounce Chinese nationality, you will no longer be eligible for the reimbursement benefits under China's basic medical insurance system. The national medical insurance program is primarily designed for Chinese citizens and eligible foreign nationals, on the premise of normal participation and premium payment. If you still maintain your Chinese household registration (even if you have resided overseas for years), you are still qualified to enroll in the resident medical insurance scheme or the flexible-employment employee medical insurance scheme. Overseas Chinese who have obtained foreign nationality will need to cover all medical expenses fully at their own cost or rely on international commercial insurance when seeking medical treatment back in China. It is recommended to confirm in advance whether your international medical insurance covers Chinese mainland and the corresponding claim settlement procedures.
Yes. Even if the hospital accepts international bank cards or the insurance covers part of the expenses, the applicant still needs to prove that they have sufficient payment capacity. It is usually required to provide a bank statement showing a balance of at least 10,000 US dollars. Some consulates or hospitals may suggest preparing funds equivalent to 120% of the estimated treatment cost as the financial proof.
Yes. The 240-hour (10-day) transit visa exemption applies to foreign nationals who hold a connecting air ticket to a third country or region. If the patient only needs a short-term consultation, preliminary medical assessment or minor treatment, the transit visa exemption policy can be utilized. However, it should be noted that the transit visa exemption is not a substitute for a dedicated medical visa, and it does not apply to major diseases that require hospitalization or systematic treatment. The relevant document preparation for medical treatment under the transit visa exemption and full-process in-hospital coordination can be completed in one stop through Dovecure China Medical Escort Platform, which covers all supporting services for short-term medical visits in China.
The S1 visa applies to patients who need to receive long-term medical treatment in China for more than 180 days, covering scenarios such as chronic disease management, organ transplantation, long-term cancer treatment and other related conditions. To apply for the S1 visa, you are required to submit a critical illness notice or long-term treatment certificate issued by a Class-A tertiary hospital in China. After entry, you must complete the residence permit conversion within 30 days. The maximum validity period of this residence permit can reach 5 years, and failure to submit the application within the time limit will result in a fine. The S1 visa permits accompanying family members to travel together, including spouses, parents, children under the age of 18, and parents of the spouse. The relevant visa document preparation and post-entry formalities can be completed in one stop through Dovecure China Medical Escort Platform, which also covers all supporting services for the entire medical visit journey in China.
The S2 visa allows a maximum single stay of 180 days. You can apply for an extension within Chinese mainland with supporting documents issued by the hospital, and the total cumulative length of stay shall not exceed 180 days. S2 visa holders cannot directly convert to a long-term residence permit; if your treatment duration exceeds 180 days, you need to leave China and re-apply for an S1 visa. The S2 visa permits accompanying family members including spouses, children, parents, grandparents and siblings to travel together.
The L tourist visa is designed for sightseeing or short-term visits, and in principle it is not suitable for hospitalization or systematic medical care. While some simple elective procedures (such as joint replacement, cataract surgery, dental implant placement, etc.) can technically be done on a tourist visa, the S2 visa is specifically established for medical purposes. The key difference between the two is that the S2 visa will be marked with the word "treatment" in its visa remarks, which offers greater legal flexibility if the treatment duration needs to be extended; in contrast, the tourist visa is much harder to extend, and extensions are usually only approved for emergency situations. For any treatment that involves hospitalization or a long period of rehabilitation, the S2 visa is the safer and legally compliant choice.
The invitation letter is the most critical and time-consuming document in the S2 visa application process. Patients need to first contact the International Medical Department or International Patient Center of their target hospital (usually a Class A tertiary hospital in China). After reviewing the patient's medical records and confirming the feasibility of the treatment plan, the hospital will issue an official bilingual (Chinese-English) invitation letter, which includes the patient's full name, diagnosis, treatment plan, intended duration of stay, and the official hospital seal. It is recommended that patients initiate contact with the hospital 4 to 8 weeks before their planned departure. Currently, Dovecure China Medical Concierge Platform can seamlessly integrate visa assistance and hospital communication, leveraging its partnered hospital network to help patients significantly speed up the invitation letter application process and effectively reduce the pre-trip preparation time.
The core document checklist includes:
Valid passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended period of stay, with at least one blank visa page
Hospital invitation letter: Issued by a Class A tertiary hospital or designated international medical institution in China, including the patient's full name, diagnosis, treatment plan, intended duration of stay, and affixed with the official hospital seal
Medical diagnosis certificate: Issued by a local physician in the applicant's home country, stating the medical condition and the necessity of seeking treatment in China, with a Chinese or English translation version provided
Visa application form: Submitted via the Chinese Visa Online Application System (COVAS), printed out and signed by the applicant
Recent passport photo: White background, 48mm×33mm in size
Proof of financial support: 3-month bank statement or pre-authorization letter from medical insurance
Return flight reservation
All countries have restrictions on the entry of Chinese herbal medicines.
It is recommended to pay attention to the following points:
DOVECURE can assist you in preparing Chinese-English bilingual diagnosis certificates, prescriptions and medicine lists for customs inspection; If it is inconvenient to carry with you, we can also arrange cold-chain mailing for pre-decocted herbal potions or Chinese medicine granules. Before your departure, DOVECURE will help you check the relevant regulations of your destination country to ensure that the medicine can be brought back smoothly without any issues.
Absolutely. Our services are not limited to patients receiving medical treatment. We can book family rooms and interconnection family rooms for your accompanying relatives and friends. During your medical consultation period, we can arrange vehicles and tour guides for your family members' scenic spot visits, shopping and family trips. We can also arrange relaxing and leisure itineraries suitable for the elderly and children, and help book tickets for performances, featured restaurants and attractions. You can focus on your medical treatment with peace of mind, and DOVECURE will take full charge of arranging all itineraries for your family.
DOVECURE provides a variety of vehicle options for you to choose from:
When booking, inform us of the number of passengers, luggage details and special requirements, and DOVECURE will directly match you with the most suitable vehicle.
No worries, DOVECURE's pick-up service covers the whole process with zero hassle. After your flight lands, our staff will wait for you at the international arrival gate with a name board. If you encounter any issues with immigration, luggage claim or customs declaration, you can directly call our emergency line for remote guidance, and we can arrange on-site nearby support when necessary. You only need to get off the plane with your passport, and DOVECURE will take care of all the rest of the coordination work.
Emergency observation refers to the emergency observation ward, which is for patients who do not need inpatient admission for the time being, but have unstable conditions and require short-term monitoring.
Differences from inpatient admission:
If the doctor suggests emergency observation but you face language barriers or have no one to take care of you, DOVECURE can provide emergency patient accompaniment services, handle all procedures on your behalf and assist in doctor-patient communication.
It depends on your condition: For critical emergencies, the 120 ambulance will send you to the nearest hospital with qualified treatment capabilities for priority rescue, and you cannot choose the hospital on your own.
If your condition is stable and it is a general emergency, you can go to your target hospital by yourself, and it is recommended to prioritize top-tier public hospitals with international departments and foreign-related outpatient clinics.
If you are not sure how to choose, you can contact DOVECURE. We will recommend a suitable hospital for you based on your location and condition, and assist with pre-connection in advance to speed up the consultation process.
Call 120 right away if you experience:
For common cold, mild diarrhea, low fever, small scrapes, you can take a taxi to the hospital emergency department on your own.
If unsure, contact DOVECURE 24/7 Health Advisor to assess the need for medical care and find the right hospital, avoiding delayed treatment or unnecessary trips.
Most 120 operators only speak Chinese, and language barriers may delay rescue.
When calling, clearly state your exact address (hotel, road, house number), main symptoms, and keep your phone line open. You can describe symptoms with simple English keywords.
If communication is difficult, call DOVECURE 24/7 Emergency Hotline first. We will connect with 120 on your behalf, communicate your address and condition, and arrange a nearby patient coordinator to assist you at the hospital.
It is recommended that foreign patients prepare the following items before medical visits: the original valid passport, previous medical records translated into Chinese or English in advance (if any), and commercial insurance cards. Please confirm in advance the insurance claim rules covering Chinese mainland, the language services of the target hospital's international medical department, and complete the medical appointment 1 to 14 days in advance.
For foreign nationals unfamiliar with relevant rules, you can directly use Dovecure China medical escort platform to handle full-process supporting services including visa application, flight and hotel booking, bilingual medical escort, medical record translation and other supporting services in one stop, to complete the medical visit smoothly and effortlessly.
The hospitalization process is as follows:
First complete the outpatient consultation, and the attending doctor will issue a formal hospitalization medical order
The hospital will apply for a vacant bed in the corresponding department for the patient
The International Medical Department usually requires the patient to provide a commercial insurance card and a hospitalization guarantee letter
Complete all admission procedures including hospitalization registration and deposit payment
Wait for the hospital's official notification of admission time
For foreign patients who are unfamiliar with China's hospitalization rules and face language communication barriers, Dovecure medical escort platform provides exclusive full-process bilingual escort services, helping you avoid language obstacles and procedure breakpoints, and easily complete the entire hospitalization admission process.
Foreign patients can make payments through the following methods:
Cash payment
International credit cards: Cards from mainstream card organizations such as UnionPay, VISA, JCB and others are accepted
Mobile payment: WeChat Pay and Alipay are supported
Direct settlement with international commercial insurance: Some hospitals have established direct payment cooperation with international insurance companies
At present, a total of 167 medical and health institutions in Beijing provide foreign bank card payment services. It is recommended that you confirm the insurance coverage and claim settlement details with the hospital's international medical department before the visit. You can also use the services of Dovecure China Medical Escort Platform to sort out the payment plan in advance, and get all supporting services for your whole medical visit in China done in one stop.
Yes. Please dial 120 if you need emergency medical assistance. The emergency treatment process is as follows:
Head to the emergency registration/payment window with your passport or foreign permanent residence ID card
Some hospitals support self-service emergency registration, but foreign documents may require processing at the manual counter
Critical patients will receive priority treatment, and the registration procedures can be completed after the rescue.
The standard outpatient process is as follows:
Appointment: Book via APP, WeChat Mini Program or phone call
On the day of visit: Head to the hospital with your passport
Registration & File Establishment: Complete registration and medical file creation at the billing counter with your passport
Ticket Collection & Check-in: Pick up your number and check in (you may consult the nurse station on the corresponding consultation floor)
Waiting for Consultation: Wait in the outpatient waiting hall
Consultation: Enter the consultation room for medical service following the guidance of the triage screen
Payment & Medicine Collection: Settle the bill, collect prescribed medicine and book examinations
Examination/Treatment: Complete the treatment or examination as instructed on the triage form
Hospitalization (if required): Wait for the hospital's admission notification
For international patients who are visiting China for the first time and are unfamiliar with the procedures, some professional medical service platforms can provide full-process guidance. The bilingual medical escorts from Dovecure can offer assistance at every step, from registration and number collection to payment and medicine pickup, ensuring patients go through the whole process easily.
Foreign patients are required to carry valid identity documents (such as a passport, etc.) for medical visits. When making online appointments, you need to provide your passport number or the number of your Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card to complete real-name authentication. At present, most hospitals in China support 7 types of identification documents including passports and Foreign Permanent Resident ID Cards to be used seamlessly across all procedures such as registration, payment, and medicine collection. Patients with commercial medical insurance also need to bring their insurance cards at the same time.
Foreign patients can make medical appointments through the following channels:
Hospital official APP or WeChat Mini Program: Follow the official account or mini-program of your target hospital, add the patient information in the "Personal Center" section, and select "Passport" as the ID type.
Phone reservation: Call the hospital's dedicated appointment hotline directly.
Official online platforms: For example, the 114 Appointment Registration Platform in Beijing has launched an official English version.
On-site registration: Go directly to the hospital and complete the registration at the manual service window with your passport.
Professional service platforms: For overseas patients who are not familiar with China's domestic medical appointment system, you can also turn to professional medical service platforms. Dovecure China Medical Concierge Platform provides one-stop appointment booking and full-process arrangement for your entire medical visit.
The online platforms of some hospitals are now accessible for foreign nationals:
The "Palm Hospital" WeChat Mini Program of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University supports multilingual modes, enabling foreign patients to complete online appointment and registration
Some hospital APPs support passport-based registration and real-name authentication
Peking Union Medical College Hospital provides online appointment services via its bilingual APP and official English website
It is recommended to confirm in advance whether the online consultation platform supports registration with foreign-related documents. If you are not familiar with the operation rules of China's online medical system, you can directly authorize Dovecure China Medical Escort Platform to complete the whole process of online account registration and appointment registration on your behalf. You do not need to figure out the complex system rules by yourself, and can easily finish all pre-visit online preparations.
Some hospitals provide medical services in minor languages:
Japanese: Chang'an Hospital and other institutions offer Japanese translation services
Russian: The Second Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University provides Russian medical escort services; port areas such as Manzhouli have strong cross-border medical demand due to the China-Russia mutual visa-free policy
Korean: Some medical institutions in Beijing provide Korean language services
Lao, Vietnamese, Mongolian: Hospitals in border areas have set up dedicated translation teams
If the hospital does not provide services in your corresponding language, the following suggestions are for your reference:
Bring your own translator
Use intelligent translation software (supports multiple languages)
Consider arranging translation services through an international medical service platform
For foreign patients with medical communication needs in minor languages, Dovecure China Medical Escort Platform can provide exclusive medical translation and escort services covering a wide range of minor languages. Relying on a professional medical terminology database and standardized translation procedures, it can precisely meet the language communication needs in diagnosis and treatment scenarios, helping you avoid communication breakpoints throughout the minor-language medical visit and smoothly complete the whole treatment process.
Foreign patients can refer to the following communication suggestions when seeking medical treatment in China:
Prepare in advance: Write down your main symptoms, medical history, allergy history and other key information in English or Chinese
Use translation APP: Both hospital staff and patients can use translation software to assist communication
Seek hospital translation support: Some hospitals provide free translation services, you can ask the hospital staff for help
Choose the International Medical Department: These departments are specially designed for foreign patients with more complete language services
Prepare previous medical records: Translate your home country medical records into Chinese or English in advance
Hire professional bilingual medical escort: Book a professional bilingual escort to follow up the whole process, which can fundamentally solve the communication problem
Foreign patients can book exclusive bilingual medical escort services through Dovecure platform. The specialists familiar with China's medical scenarios will accompany you throughout the consultation, accurately convey the medical demands of both doctors and patients, and eliminate language barriers during the whole medical visit.
Yes. Various forms of medical escort services are now available in China:
In-house hospital services: The international medical departments of many hospitals provide full-process medical escort, with dedicated staff guiding patients through every step from the information desk, registration and payment counter to all clinical departments.
Government-backed service platforms: For example, Guangzhou International Medical Tourism Service Center provides overseas patients with full-cycle services covering visa assistance, remote pre-consultation, multilingual translation, travel and accommodation, and post-treatment follow-up.
Professional escort agencies: For instance, Dovecure China Medical Escort Platform focuses on delivering full-process closed-loop services for foreign patients seeking medical treatment in China. It takes bilingual medical escort and in-hospital care as its core offering, and integrates a complete service chain covering visa application, transportation and accommodation, medical consultation, tourism and wellness experiences.
Yes. Some hospitals provide translation services for bilingual medical records and examination reports. If the hospital you visit does not offer such services for the time being, patients can also seek assistance from professional third-party institutions. Dovecure platform takes medical record translation and medical report translation as one of its core services, which can deliver bilingual documents in full compliance with medical specifications, ensuring seamless information alignment between overseas specialists and domestic Chinese doctors.
It depends on specific situations:
Free services: Many hospitals' International Medical Departments, dedicated foreign-language guidance posts, and volunteer translation teams provide free medical translation services.
Paid services: Professional medical concierge agencies and high-end private hospitals may charge fees for medical translation services.
AI translation: Some hospitals offer free AI-powered medical report translation services.
It is recommended that you consult the International Medical Department of your target hospital in advance before the visit, to confirm the availability and cost of their translation services. If you choose the paid bilingual medical concierge service on Dovecure platform, the fee usually covers the full-process accompaniment of translators with professional medical backgrounds, which is cost-effective and delivers guaranteed service quality.
Most major hospitals in large Chinese cities are equipped with International Medical Departments, which have professional foreign-language staff and can provide services in English and many other languages. The specific communication solutions include:
Hospitals are staffed with professional translators or dedicated foreign-language medical guidance posts
Some hospitals offer one-on-one full-process English medical accompaniment and translation services
Smart translation apps can be used as an auxiliary communication tool
Some hospitals have foreign doctors on duty for outpatient consultations
Choose the bilingual medical concierge service from a professional medical accompaniment platform. Dovecure China Medical Concierge Platform can arrange bilingual staff with professional medical backgrounds to accompany you throughout the entire visit, ensuring zero barriers in doctor-patient communication.
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