Egg Donation IVF Treatment Costs Worldwide Map
When choosing a fertility clinic
it is important to compare prices and make sure there are no hidden costs!
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Treatment cost
IVF can be costly and a difficult journey for many couples. As infertility treatment and donor egg cost are often more affordable abroad, even between 25% and 75% less expensive, you could combine your treatment with exotic holiday, all for the price of treatment in your country alone. However, you need to be aware that the quoted price does not always include all the costs of all medication or procedures needed during the whole process. Make sure thare are no hidden costs related to services of egg donor. Costs provided by the clinic should be transparent and clear.
Different for each one
As a guide to help you make a conscious decision, the information below can be helpful in choosing the right clinic for your needs. However, as individual circumstances vary it is important to go beyond the statistics, to ask as many questions as you can and to trust your own ‘gut feeling’ about a private clinic. You need to feel that a clinic and its clinicians are a good fit for you.
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Egg Donation IVF Treatment Costs Worldwide
– tabular data – all prices in EURCountry Min price EUR Max price EUR Average price EUR Argentina 4650 5369 5010 Australia 4504 9100 6614 Barbados 8750 8750 8750 Belgium 5700 5700 5700 Bulgaria 4500 5300 4900 Canada 5232 7962 6473 Chile 4650 4650 4650 Cyprus 4500 13650 6307 Czech Republic 3700 8500 4713 Danmark 4420 5850 4966 Estonia 5100 5430 5265 Finland 6950 6950 6950 Georgia 3750 8500 5563 Greece 2600 5500 4575 India 2500 12000 4736 Iran 5000 5000 5000 Ireland 8000 8700 8350 Kenya 3900 3900 3900 Latvia 6450 6800 6625 Malaysia 8000 8000 8000 Netherlands 10000 10000 10000 New Zeland 9259 9259 9259 Pakistan 3500 3500 3500 Poland 4000 4500 4233 Portugal 5900 6600 6150 Russia 1530 8500 4761 Slovak Republic 4450 5000 4650 South Africa 4852 4852 4852 Spain 4500 10135 6750 Thailand 5000 5500 5333 UK 4500 13205 7967 Ukraine 2500 9500 5608 USA 3640 29929 16162
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Things to look out for
When comparing the prices pay attention to:
- The full cost, including tests, fertility drug cost, etc.
- The cost of travel, transport, hotels and food
- Value for money
- Any special offers the clinic may be running
- Waiting times at the clinic
- Availability of the egg donor, costs associated with it
Total cost
The clinic’s initial quoted price may differ greatly from the final total cost. As each individual course of treatment varies, requiring additional procedures, so will the final cost. Very often the price of a standard procedure does not include medication which can cost upwards of EUR1,000. We recommend you are cautious and first make sure that the price quoted includes fertility drugs. Don’t forget to include all ancillary expenses such as blood tests, initial consultations, ICSI, donor eggs or sperm, etc., as these can mount up. Be careful to check what is and what is not included in the quoted price.
To simplify the process, it might be a good idea to ask for a full costing including all expenses.
What you pay for
Check out the standards, staff experience and the average success rate of the clinic. Evaluate how friendly the clinic is and if you can easily communicate with them.
You may find a clinic offering attractive price but if it doesn’t feel like a good fit, it may be better to continue your search for another clinic which is a bit better and not much more expensive.Travel expenses
Don’t forget to budget for any additional travel and accommodation expenses. Such costs can bump up the total price of your treatment, making the initial quoted price seem much less attractive. Consider combining your treatment with your annual holiday to keep expenses to a minimum.
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Comparing treatment cost to another cost in a different clinic is rather pointless if you are not sure what are you paying for and what is included in that price. To immerse into the price details you must ask the right questions, which are:
What is the course of treatment for ME and how much is IVF for me?Doctors at a private clinic should have access to you and your partner’s medical history including any tests carried out such as tests for Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) or your partner’s semen analysis. The doctor will advise you whether any further tests are needed or a fertility drug needs to be prescribed. Depending on the state of your health, age, how many children you want or already have the doctor will recommend either proceeding directly to IVF or carry out IUI first. If IVF treatment is recommneded to you, you must consider all the additional procedures such as ICSI – (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection), embryo genetic testing, etc. Be sure to ask the doctor, how much all the chosen treatment options will cost and, most importantly, what the average number of cycles needed would be.
Does the treatment price include tests, medication, lab work and consultations?The average price quoted for a single cycle of IVF will usually include only the cost of the IVF itself, along with any procedures in the embryology lab, with additional tests, medication and consultations usually charged as additional costs. Remember to ask what is, and what is not included in the price and take careful notes for your later reference.
Could you provide me with a detailed listing of all procedures and costs?Such a list would be very helpful should you need to settle any reimbursement issues with your health insurance provider. It will also help you be more aware of your procedure and to help you avoid any unforeseen expenses.
How much will medication cost?The cost ofmedication is often not included in the final cost of treatment, and you may be given only a very rough estimate of the final cost. As much as a 1/3 of the entire cost of the treatment cycle can be taken up by the costs of medication, so it is important to ask for as detailed a breakdown as possible. There is no need for stimulation as far as egg donation treatment is concerned. However there are still some medications that shoulg be bought by egg recipient.
Will my health insurance provider cover all the costs of my treatment?Even if a clinic does not accept health insurance it might be that your insurance plan covers some parts of the treatment. Try talking with the clinic’s financial counsellor and go through your insurance plan together.
Summary
Remember that attractive price does not guarantee you a successful treatment.
Consider using services of a medical tourism agency. Such agencies are experienced in organizing the best possible options for the best price and can offer support in budgeting the final total cost of your treatment, relieving you of the headache of having to do it on your own.
Price should not be your only guide in choosing a clinic or treatment. Above all, go with your instincts and choose the clinic and clinicians you feel are the best fit for you.