What are the most popular Egg Donation Abroad destinations for donor egg IVF treatment – Spain or maybe the Czech Republic? Or maybe Greece, Ukraine or Poland?
How can you compare the different destinations and overseas IVF clinics – based on price, treatment quality, or success rates? How many eggs are guaranteed and is that it really important? What are the cheapest countries for IVF? Let us help you with these questions. These questions are addressed below.
Increasing numbers of international patients are considering undergoing high-quality and successful fertility treatments at overseas clinics and fulfilling their dreams of having a baby. The vast majority of them are patients who travel overseas to undergo IVF or IVF with donor eggs. Below you will find the information you should take into consideration when choosing the Country and clinic in which you will undergo treatment.
Why do patients travel abroad to undergo IVF with donor eggs?
- The national law restricts access to egg donors and egg donor programmes
- The age limit of egg recipient can be higher in countries abroad – offering treatment even for patients at the age of 55
- Types of egg donor IVF arrangements. Many patients search for IVF clinics abroad because of non-anonymous egg donation policies and practices in their home country
- The high costs of IVF, IVF ICSI or IVF with donor eggs in their home country
- Fertility clinics abroad offer high-quality treatment and achieve higher IVF success rates
IVF abroad – countries comparison
| IVF law restriction comparison | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| IVF country | Age limit for patient | Single woman | Lesbian couples |
| IVF Spain | 50 (some clinics may support patients up to 52) | Yes | Yes (ROPA) |
| IVF Portugal | 49 (+364 days) | Yes | Yes |
| IVF Czech Republic | 48 plus 12 months | No | No |
| IVF Greece | 54 (over 50 additional qualification is required) | yes | Yes (only if they are treated as a single woman - a notary statement is needed) |
| IVF North Cyprus | 58 (over the age of 55, the approval of the ethics committee is required, over 45 - the Ministry Of Health approval is required) | Yes | Yes |
| IVF Ukraine | No limit (not specified by legislation, decided by each clinic individually) | Yes | No |
| IVF Poland | No limit (not specified by legislation, decided by each clinic individually) | No | No |
| IVF Russia | 51 (some clinics may treat older woman at their own risk) | Yes | No |
| IVF Latvia | No limit (not specified by legislation, decided by each clinic individually) | Yes | Yes (only if they are treated as a single woman) |
IVF with donor eggs abroad – which country shall I choose?
Countries with the greatest number of egg donor programs and which are the most popular destinations according to international patients. Based on patients inquiries at eggdonationfriends.com – between 2019/11 and 2020/08.
Should I be aware of treatment quality and customer care levels abroad?
No, not at all. International clinics provide high levels of treatment and customer care. Patients from abroad often constitute up to 50% of all patients. Fertility clinics abroad offer various additional services such as transfers to and from the airport, online/skype consultations, travel and accommodation, bespoke personal services and so on.
The choice of the destination depends mostly on personal preference in addition to legal restrictions on donor egg use, donor matching processes and the cost of egg donor IVF as these can all vary country by country. If you are considering undergoing egg donation in Europe, what you should pay attention to?
Professional IVF centres from various countries offer fertility treatments for international patients. Below you can find a list of the most popular destinations which allow for IVF treatment using eggs from an anonymous donor.
Choosing an egg donor abroad
In most countries (e.g. Poland, Greece, the Czech Republic or Spain) the selection of egg donors is based on a phenotype matching with the recipient. This means a donor resembles the recipient in terms of eye, hair and skin colour wherever possible. These rules stem from legal requirements. This also means that in these countries patients will not be able to select “any donor”. In other countries (e.g. in Ukraine), a patient can choose a donor who looks similar to the recipient or otherwise.
According to international medical associations (ESHRE, ASRM), selecting an egg donor who shares some characteristics with a recipient is recommended -“phenotype matching”. This resemblance should at least cover the colour of hair, eyes and skin, height and a blood type.
Anonymous vs. non-anonymous egg donors
Information shared with the recipient about the egg donor
Various clinics grant access to different amounts and types of information about an egg donor. For some patients, this may be an important factor affecting their choice of destination or an overseas IVF clinic. In Ukraine, Russia and the United States, in addition to donor’s standard features (height, weight, and hair colour), patients will get additional information including the donor’s adult/childhood photos and others. If you look for the non-anonymous egg donation cycle where they are non-anonymous because of the law – Portugal, USA and the UK are the best choices. As you can find extended information about the egg donors in Russia and Ukraine – they are still anonymous in terms of possibilities of contacting the donor.
The donor’s race
In Ukraine, Russia and Poland IVF clinic databases are dominated by egg donors of Caucasian origin. If you are looking for a donor with darker skin, your natural choice would be IVF centres from Spain, Cyprus or Greece. African-American or Afro-Caribbean donors are most often available in the USA or Barbados.
The number of guaranteed eggs which you will receive from the donor
The number of oocytes received from a donor varies from clinic to clinic. It is a generally accepted practice that you should receive at least 6 eggs, that may result in 2 embryos, on condition that your partner’s sperm parameters are satisfactory. Some overseas IVF clinics offer all donor eggs no matter how many eggs have been retrieved (so-called exclusive donor).
Please bear in mind, however, that it is not the number of oocytes, but their quality that matters in determining how successful the egg donation program would be.
IVF with frozen eggs at overseas clinics
Before you visit a clinic abroad, check out whether the IVF centre uses frozen or fresh eggs. In the case of frozen eggs, most overseas IVF clinics offer 6-10 oocytes. Crucially, this number usually refers to frozen eggs – such oocytes need to be thawed first – before fertilisation. Statistically, approximately 50-80% oocytes are successfully thawed, and this means that the number of eggs intended for fertilisation will be smaller. Please ask the IVF clinic about the oocytes survival rates – as it may vary from clinic to clinic. That will let you estimate the number of oocytes that will be ready for fertilisation.
Your age – the maximum age of an egg recipient
In most countries, the law limits the maximum age for IVF (recipients) to 49 or 50. For egg recipients who are 50 and older, there are only a very few available destinations including North Cyprus, Ukraine, Latvia, Russia (in Europe) and the USA.
IVF clinics for patients over 40
In Europe, there are no restrictions on the treatment of patients over 40 years of age. Legal restrictions start at the age of 49-50. If you are between 40 and 49 years old, you can easily find a clinic that will legally treat patients using IVF techniques.
IVF clinics for patients over 50
If you are looking for an IVF clinic for patients over 50, your treatment options may be limited. Below you will find a list of countries that allow the treatment of patients over 50 years of age. Treatment options for patients over the age of 50 do not always follow the law. In some countries, clinics themselves decide whether to treat, for example, a patient aged 55. In this case, clinics usually require, among others: additional tests and a certificate from a gynaecologist that there are no contraindications for pregnancy.
- IVF in Spain – there is an agreed limit of 50 years old, however, there are few clinics in Spain supporting patients up to 52 years old
- IVF in North Cyprus – over the age of 55 – up to 58, the approval of the ethics committee is required, over 45 – the Ministry Of Health approval is required – IVF clinics organize the process
- IVF in Ukraine – no limit – not specified by legislation, decided by each
clinic individually – most of the clinics set up the limit at 52-55 years old - IVF in Latvia – no limit not specified by legislation, decided by each clinic individually
- IVF in Russia – there is a limit set to 51 years old however IVF clinics may treat older patients at their own risk, there are clinics offering IVF treatment for patients up to 55 years old
- Poland – no limit not specified by legislation, decided by each clinic individually – most of the clinics won’t treat women over 52 years old
IVF with donor eggs abroad for married couples and single woman
If you have a husband or a partner, the egg donor IVF programme is open to you in any country of your choice. However, if you are single, the list of overseas clinics that offer IVF or IVF with donor eggs is narrowed down to:
Find Egg Donation Clinics AbroadIVF with egg donation programs for lesbian and same-sex couples
If you are interested in undergoing IVF with donor eggs for same-sex couples, your choice of overseas destinations will be limited to:
Same-sex couples and single woman IVF treatment is not allowed in:
- Czech Republic
- Poland
IVF abroad – costs
Fertility treatment costs vary from country to country but you shouldn’t assume high costs necessarily mean better care services and higher success rates.
Read more about Egg donation success rates.
The most popular destinations chosen by patients from all over the world offer safe fertility treatment and high success rates of IVF with donor eggs. IVF cost abroad is usually lower than in the home country – and this is one of the reasons patients are travelling for an IVF treatment.
The average cost of an IVF donor egg cycle in countries that are most often chosen by international patients
| IVF with donor eggs - cost comparison | |
|---|---|
| Egg Donation IVF in Spain | €5,900 – €11,000 |
| Egg Donation IVF in Czech Republic | €4,500 – €8,000 |
| Egg Donation IVF in North Cyprus | €4,500 – €6,000 |
| Egg Donation IVF in Greece | €5,000 – €8,000 |
| Egg Donation IVF in Ukraine | €4,000 – €7,000 |
| Egg Donation IVF in Latvia | €5,000 – €8,000 |
| Egg Donation IVF in Portugal | €6,000 - €8,000 |
| Egg Donation IVF in Russia | €3,800 – €7,000 |
| Egg Donation IVF in Poland | €4,000 – €6,000 |
Country comparison for patients who need egg donation abroad
For international patients who are planning to undergo egg donation abroad, eggdonationfriends.com have specially prepared a detailed comparison of the most popular destinations. Below you can find countries which offer full anonymity and infertility treatment safety.
The most often chosen destinations for IVF egg donation abroad based on the patient’s country of residence:
| Patient’s home country | The most often chosen destinations | Other frequently chosen destinations |
|---|---|---|
| UK | Spain, Czech Republic, Cyprus | Greece, Ukraine, Russia |
| Ireland | Czech Republic, Spain | Cyprus, Greece |
| Australia | USA, Czech Republic | Ukraine, Greece |
| Germany / Austria / Switzerland | Czech Republic, Spain, Portugal | Ukraine, Cyprus, Greece, Portugal |
| Netherlands / Belgium | Spain, Czech Republic | Cyprus, Greece |
| Norway | Ukraine, Latvia | Cyprus, Greece |
| Sweden | Czech Republic, Russia, Ukraine | Poland, Cyprus, Greece |
| Finland | Latvia, Russia, Ukraine | Czech Republic |
| Italy | Spain, Czech Republic | Italy, Portugal, Cyprus, Greece |
| France | Spain, Czech Republic | Cyprus, Greece |
| Spain | Spain, Portugal | |
| Poland | Czech Republic, Latvia, Poland | Spain, Greece |
| Russia | Ukraine, Latvia, Spain | Spain, Czech Republic, Poland |
| Canada | Spain, Czech Republic, Ukraine | Cyprus, Greece |
Estonia, country of choice for many Scandinavians and Baltic region residents for fertility travel should be added to the list of popular destinations for IVF in Europe. If you wonder why this should be so, you should know that there are many egg donors available and the clinics’ high standards speak up for themselves. Quality of the treatments have their price and you are looking at 3,000 Euro charge for treatment with own eggs and between 5,000 to 6,000 Euro with donated ones.
The other destination for patients from the U.S. to consider is Mexico. Our opinion is based on the number of positive patient reviews we receive from the U.S. and specific follow up investigations we have undertaken. So, why would anybody choose Mexico for treatment? One of the main reasons is logistics – it is simply more convenient to fly to Mexico rather than Europe; however the second reason is the price range which is on average 50 to 60% lower than in any U.S. clinic.
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Fertility Forums and Support Communities
When searching for overseas clinics many international patients access resources that are available on the Internet. You can visit national or international infertility support communities to check out reviews and comments. Here are a few:
- Rollercoaster
- Babycentre – www.babycentre.co.uk
- Fertilityfriends
- Donor Conception Network UK
- Eizellspende.de – German forum
- Wunschkinder – German forum
- Klein-putz – German forum
While visiting national and international forums and support groups you will find dedicated threads and discussions about IVF with donor eggs, IVF in Europe, success rate of fertility clinics and patients’ experiences. There are discussions about cost, IVF or infertility treatments abroad. You may also find reviews and experiences of international patients who have undergone IVF or donor egg IVF at IVF centres across Europe and other countries.
You are welcome to visit eggdonationfriends.com a site that is used by international patients who search for trusted overseas clinics offering successful donor egg IVF programs. The site gives insights into top IVF clinics abroad and you will also find reviews written by international patients. For those who are starting their infertility journey we highly recommend visiting the egg donation FAQ section where you will find lots of content regarding the egg donation process and legal aspects. For those who have undergone a few IVF procedures and are still struggling to have a baby, we suggest looking at IVF Webinars – the IVF topic orientated videos by top IVF experts.
IVF abroad – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the best IVF clinic in Europe?
The best IVF clinic in Europe is the one that will meet your expectations, giving you professional treatment options within your budget. In each of the popular IVF countries, you will find clinics that have both broad experience and great medical teams. There is no “best IVF clinic” for all patients. Each patient has different expectations and a different medical situation – that is why choosing an IVF clinic is a very individual matter. What does the term “best IVF clinic” mean? Most patients, when using this term, mean the clinic that will enable them to have children. However, remember that IVF treatment is not 100% effective – but in good clinics, a failed IVF cycle is treated as a diagnostic stage from which conclusions can be drawn for the future.
Which country is best for IVF?
The best country for IVF is the one where you can undergo IVF treatment legally and, at the same time, the one that meets your budget expectations in terms of treatment, travel and accommodation costs.
Different countries regulate IVF treatment options differently – therefore not all patients can benefit from the treatment in all popular countries. In particular, pay attention to the maximum age of the patient who can be treated with IVF methods and the patient’s marital status. There are restrictions in this regard in various countries and there may be different possibilities for married couples, single woman or lesbian couples. The budget is also an important aspect as the costs of IVF in popular countries and clinics can vary significantly. For example, in Europe the costs range from 3,000 EUR to even 10,000 EUR. Besides, you should pay attention to the availability of flight connections from your country. It is worth remembering that IVF treatment is a long process and it may require several visits to the clinic abroad.
For the patients who wish to undergo IVF with donor eggs, the availability of specific type of egg donors will be an important factor. You have to remember that the availability of eggs donors varies considerably between countries.
Which country has the highest IVF success rate?
According to the ESHRE report (ART in Europe, 2016: results generated from European registries by ESHRE) which includes the data on treatment effectiveness in Europe, pregnancy rates ranged from 13.2% to 57.1% in fresh cycles after IVF or ICSI. For egg donation cycles – most cycles were carried out in Spain, Russia, the Czech Republic and Greece. Pregnancy rates per embryo transfer for cycles with fresh oocytes from a donor are 49.4% on average and for thawed oocytes – 41%. There is a high variability in outcomes for the different countries, ranging between 9.7% and 66.5% for fresh donor eggs and between 29.5% and 67.4% for frozen donor eggs.
The ESHRE report shows IVF treatment effectiveness per country – but remember that these are only statistics. In each country, there are clinics that are either more or less effective in terms of IVF treatment.
How do I choose an IVF clinic abroad?
Choosing an IVF clinic abroad is a challenge for most patients. Most of them choose the clinic basing on the opinions of their friends and acquaintances. Others are looking for information available on the Internet, e.g. on websites with clinic profiles, forums or other patients’ reviews. Regardless of how you are looking for the best clinic for you, it is worth paying attention to the following factors:
- What experience does the clinic have in treating patients with similar problems to yours?
- How many IVF cycles does the clinic perform every year?
- What is the experience of doctors and embryologists in the clinic?
- How easy it is to contact the clinic – is the clinic responsive or is the contact difficult?
And then, if you find the clinic that meets your expectations, always ask what success rates you can expect in your individual case, taking into account your treatment history and the cause of infertility. In case of Europe, patients most often choose IVF clinics in Spain, the Czech Republic, Greece, Cyprus, Ukraine and Russia.
Where is the most successful IVF clinic in the world?
In each of the popular IVF destinations, there are IVF clinics which have high treatment effectiveness for certain groups of patients. You can find clinics offering good treatment results in Spain, Greece, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Ukraine, Russia and many other IVF destinations abroad. However, there is no single best IVF clinic with the highest treatment effectiveness for all patient groups.
Which clinics offer IVF treatment for patients over 50?
IVF treatment in popular countries is regulated by law. Patients over 50 can be treated in North Cyprus (up to 58 years of age). In Ukraine, Latvia and Poland – there are no legal provisions regulating the maximum age of a woman so IVF clinics independently decide up to what maximum age they offer IVF treatment- usually until around 55 years of age. In other popular destinations, IVF treatment is usually limited to the age of 49-50.
Find Egg Donation Clinics over 50The number of international patients on our platform has been increasing every month. In 2018 and 2019 eggdonationfriends helped over 4,000 couples from the UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the Netherlands, amongst others to find the right IVF clinic abroad and to complete the dream of having a child.
Table of Contents
- 0.1 Why do patients travel abroad to undergo IVF with donor eggs?
- 0.2 IVF abroad – countries comparison
- 1 IVF with donor eggs abroad – which country shall I choose?
- 1.1 Should I be aware of treatment quality and customer care levels abroad?
- 1.2 Choosing an egg donor abroad
- 1.3 Anonymous vs. non-anonymous egg donors
- 1.4 The donor’s race
- 1.5 The number of guaranteed eggs which you will receive from the donor
- 1.6 IVF with frozen eggs at overseas clinics
- 1.7 Your age – the maximum age of an egg recipient
- 1.8 IVF clinics for patients over 40
- 1.9 IVF clinics for patients over 50
- 1.10 IVF with donor eggs abroad for married couples and single woman
- 1.11 IVF with egg donation programs for lesbian and same-sex couples
- 1.12 Same-sex couples and single woman IVF treatment is not allowed in:
- 2 IVF abroad – costs
- 3 Country comparison for patients who need egg donation abroad
- 4 IVF abroad – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Hey, eggdonationfriends whats in your opinion the best country for ivf in europe? we simply can’t decide with my husband. it all looks so promising.
Hi, Becky. If you are interested in IVF in Europe, let us help you make the right decision. Click “Help me find a clinic” button which is at the top of the page and we will find 3 fertility clinics that match your needs. You can also download Best Egg Donation Clinics Ranking 2017 and check the most popular and affordable IVF centres yourself.
Good luck!
so many clinics that do ivf abroad and so much choice. I think it’s good we’re not limited to our homw countries for treatment. Me and my partner are giving ourselves 2 months to find the best clinic. we’re not really willing to trust just any clinic. so far we’ve researched only best egg donation agencies in central Europe.
Hey I would like to donate my egg. What do I need to do and know. Thanks
Dear Lydia,
thank you for your interest in our website and being an egg donor. It is a wonderful decision that can help many infertile women. We advise it is best that you contact the nearest egg bank.
Good luck!
I’ve downloaded the special report and read the ivf abroad reviews and must say it’s really good. the reports show the most popular destinations for IVF abroad picked up by patients from countries in europe + Australia, Canada… So it’s really interesting to see that patients travel for IVF egg donation programs to different destinations according to their home country…
I guess I need sufficient amount of time to find out which clinic to prefer to. The information provided is really too much..
Thanks
Thanks for the forum egg donation forum links :) I came across this site on bubhub forum
Me and my DH already tried at a clinic in Czechia. without success. we found a clinic in Spain, hopefully my body reacts properly to ivf. Wish me lots of baby dust! ;)
I want to be a single mum. the best decision I made in my life. I can see you list quite a few clinics abroad which do that. wish me luck!
Hello!
What clinic in Ukraine is the best for IVF/Surrogacy in Ukraine?
Advice, please
What can you tell about Babyboom clinic?
Thanks in advence
Hello Anna, here’s the list of IVF/surrogacy clinics in Ukraine. We recommend those with Trusted Clinic logo. We don’t list Babyboom clinic on our website.
Hello, every day I check your NEWS posts here. Everytime I learn something new. So stressed on my IVF journey wish me luck! My egg retrieval is in January!
It’s the best time for me to make plans for fertility treatment. Perhaps you could write subsequent articles relating to this article. I want to learn even more things about it!|
Hello! Would you mind if I share your blog with my facebook group and possibly on fertility friends forum if they allow me? There are a lot of women that I think would really enjoy your content. Please let me know. Cheers
Yes, sure! Please feel free to share our posts on the forum or your blog.
My wife and I stumbled over here from a fertility blog and thought we might as well check your Clinic Matching Test. We followed you on Instagram. Look forward to reading more on IVF with donor eggs.
This is a topic that is close to my heart…I’m just looking for IVF abroad. Exactly where are your contact details though?
Dear Myrla, you can contact us via this form https://www.eggdonationfriends.com/about/contact/ or use live chat function. Our lovely consultants, Sylvia and Caroline, will be happy to help you.
Hey, I’m a regular poster on bubhub forum, and sometimes post on other donor eggs forum but I also regularly read all your articles. Thanks for the post about Australian egg donation recipients. That was quite shocking article.
I landed here from fertility friends forum and straigh away downloaded he IVF clinics ranking you have there. we’ve got something to read over the weekend then with my husband. i noticed that the most successful ivf clinics in the world, and by ‘successful’ I mean with high success rates of live birth are listed here and they;re not afraid to post their patients ivf babies on their social media. something to be proud of!!
It’s a pity you don’t have a donate button! I’d without a doubt donate to your fertility organization! Kisses from happy mother of triplets from IVF!
Awesome article.
Is is possible to list clinic that offer open donor 18+ instead of having to clinic on each clinic to find that out?
Sharon, thank you for your feedback. We will take it into consideration. Our website mostly lists European IVF clinics and in Europe egg donors are anonymous by law. Only a few countries (like the UK or USA) allow open donors 18+. We will get in touch with you by e-mail and help you find an IVF clinic that offers open donors.
In Finland (in Europe) donors are open 18÷.
Hello . Could you send me a list of EU countries which allow open donor-ship for eggs. We are in principle against anonymous donorship. We have fallen victims of medical mistake in Greece which led us to sterility . We would like to choose a country where we can check ourselves first what eggs we choose. we do not want only to rely on doctor’s theoritical compliance with the law, because our bad experience proves that it is not enough.
I was looking for ivf abroad reviews, I mean not clinics reviews but IVF countries as they are different in terms of IVF law and possibilities according to treatment . So maybe anyone could share an experience regarding an ivf abroad – I would be interested to hear how it looks like in Spain and Cyprus… However this page is very informative, and the report I downloaded is great as it gives comprehensive comparison of what we could expect from particular destination. thnx
I don’t think you would be able to find any ivf abroad reviews – as on forums people are focused rather on clinics than the country istelf. Main differences between countries are: ivf cost, donor availability and law – treatment options available in the country.
I’m just wondering what’s the best country for ivf – as I’m 45 and I have a male partner I can go to every country mentioned above. Spain looks great and I’ve seen many good things about Spain on forums. However eastern countries are cheaper. So the question is if I could find good quality ivf clinic in cheaper countries?
Yes, definitely. There are IVF clinics in Ukraine, Greece or Czech Republic that offer great results and are affordable. Sophie, we can help you find a good quality IVF clinic outside of Spain. We will e-mail you to find out more about your needs and budget.
I’ve been looking for IVF clinics abroad for few months. Just want to share my experiences: forums – sometime can help – the problem is you can’t be sure who is really writing posts…, sites like this one – helpful and informative, other resources… google business reviews… not many clinics have reviews on google b. Finally I started to look at clinics websites in Spain in Czechia – the more I read more doubts I had. Finally get back to this website, and have a chat with eggdonationfriends consultants – and to be honest that helped me to narrow down the number of options… Summarizing if you are about to find the best ivf clinics abroad – it’s impossible – every clinic is different – so you need the clinic will match you, your expectations – the only way is to visit the clinic or have an online consultation with the doctor… what I had thanks to eggdonationfriends.com.
I want to donate my eggs. I life in south africa but would prefer to donate in another country, I dont mind traveling but Im unsure who to contact or which country to donate in. COuld anyone suggest where I could figure this out?
Hi Anke, we suggest you contact one of the egg banks or fertility clinics in Europe. If they’re looking for donors, they’ll be able to help.
Please what is the best county in Europe to do egg donation ant to have multiple babies.thankyou
I am trying to find a IVF clinic using a known egg donar. I am 55 years old, can you please let me know best clinics in Europe.
Thank you
My enquiry was regarding an egg donor. I read through the contents but I did not come across an answer to my query.
My question was have you got a database or a list of donors of indian or srilankan origin.
My daughter who is sri lankan, 40 yrs married to a caucacean is looking for an egg donor of the above
She is well prepared to trave; especially to Spain