Find fertility clinics by country. Compare IVF, egg freezing, sperm freezing, and donation services with pricing, donor age requirements, and direct contact information.
The world's largest and most advanced fertility markets — from the US with 480+ clinics and cutting-edge technology to Canada's publicly funded altruistic model.
North America
IVF from $4,000. Top fertility tourism destination with 50–70% savings vs. US. Clinics in CDMX, Guadalajara, Cancún, Tijuana.
North America
IVF $15K–$25K. World's largest fertility market. Compensated egg donation & surrogacy widely legal. 480+ clinics nationwide.
North America
IVF CAD $12K–$18K. Altruistic donation only (AHRA 2004). LGBTQ+ inclusive. Ontario funds 1 cycle. Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal.
The US has 480+ fertility clinics across all 50 states. Select a state for detailed clinic listings, insurance mandates, pricing, and donor programs.
Emerging fertility hubs with competitive pricing, donor-friendly regulations, and convenient US proximity. Panama, Costa Rica, and Guatemala lead the region.
Central America
IVF from $4,300. Re-legalized 2015 after landmark IACHR ruling. San José metro clinics with REDLARA/ASRM accreditation.
Central America
IVF from $1,200. Donor-friendly regulations. Clinics in Panama City and David (Chiriquí).
Central America
IVF from $4,000. All clinics in Guatemala City. Growing market with permissive regulations.
Central America
IVF from $3,500. Small but growing market in San Salvador. USD-denominated economy.
Central America
IVF from $3,500. Clinics in San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa. Emerging fertility market.
Central America
IVF from $3,000. Both clinics in Managua. Affordable option in Central America.
Latin America's top fertility destinations — affordable IVF, permissive donation laws, and world-class clinics from Buenos Aires to São Paulo.
South America
IVF from $3,500. Latin America's largest fertility market (192+ clinics). Altruistic donation only, governed by CFM 2294.
South America
IVF from $3,500. Premier fertility tourism hub with 50–75% savings. Anonymous donation required by law. Bogotá & Medellín.
South America
IVF from $4,000. Law 26.862 guarantees universal fertility coverage. Anonymous donation by law. Buenos Aires & Córdoba.
South America
IVF from $4,000. FONASA PAD public subsidy available. Santiago & Concepción clinics with world-class embryology labs.
South America
IVF from $3,500. Growing fertility hub in Lima with bilingual clinics. No specific IVF legislation — permissive environment.
South America
IVF from $4,000. USD-denominated economy (no currency risk). Clinics in Quito & Guayaquil.
South America
IVF from $4,000. Law 19.167 provides public fertility coverage. Clinics in Montevideo.
South America
IVF from $2,500. Caracas and Valencia clinics with experienced specialists. USD payments accepted.
South America
IVF from $3,500. Both clinics in Asunción. Emerging market with affordable options.
South America
IVF from $3,000. Clinics in La Paz, Santa Cruz, and Cochabamba. Affordable South American option.
Emerging fertility destinations with affordable pricing and limited regulation. Most Caribbean nations lack specific ART legislation.
Caribbean
IVF $4K–$8K. No ART legislation. Donor gametes available. ⚠️ LGBTQ+ criminalized. Kingston.
Caribbean
IVF $3.5K–$7K. No ART legislation. Egg & sperm donation available. Affordable Caribbean option. Santo Domingo, Santiago.
World-class fertility care across Western Europe — from Spain's donor-friendly anonymous system and Denmark's renowned sperm banks to the UK's regulated HFEA framework and Scandinavia's public-funded programmes.
Western Europe
IVF £3,800–£8,500. HFEA-regulated. Identity-release donors only since 2005. NHS funds 1–3 cycles by region.
Southern Europe
Donor IVF €7,500–€12,000. Europe's top fertility tourism hub. Anonymous donation. LGBTQ+ inclusive. Home of IVI global network.
Western Europe
Donor IVF €5,000–€9,000. Anonymous donation. Social security reimburses IVF to age 43. LGBTQ+ legal since 2021. Paris and Lyon clinics.
Central Europe
IVF €3,000–€8,000. Egg donation banned by ESchG. Sperm donation legal (identity-release). World-class IVF labs. Berlin, Munich, Hamburg.
Southern Europe
Donor IVF $5,000–$12,000. Heterologous donation legal since 2015. Heterosexual couples only. Surrogacy illegal. Rome, Milan, Florence.
Southern Europe
Donor IVF $5,000–$8,500. LGBTQ+ fully legal. Anonymous donation. Single women welcome. Similar to Spain at slightly lower prices.
Western Europe
Donor IVF €4,500–€13,000+. World-class embryology labs (UZ Ghent, VUB). LGBTQ+ inclusive. Transitioning to identity-release by 2026.
Western Europe
IVF $5,000–$10,000. Non-anonymous donation only. Amsterdam UMC, VUmc. Long egg donor wait times (12–36 months). LGBTQ+ inclusive.
Northern Europe
IVF $4,000–$9,000. Identity-release donors only. Home of Cryos International — world's largest sperm bank. Single women and LGBTQ+ welcome.
Western Europe
IVF €4,500–€7,000. AHR Act 2024. LGBTQ+ inclusive. Moving toward open-ID donation. Dublin, Cork, Galway.
Scandinavia
IVF free (public) or $3K–$5K private. First country to ban anonymous donation (1985). LGBTQ+ inclusive. 3 funded cycles.
Scandinavia
IVF free (public) or $4K–$7K private. Egg donation legal since 2021. Identity-release mandatory. 3 funded cycles.
Scandinavia
IVF €2,500–€5,000. Identity-release mandatory. LGBTQ+ inclusive. KELA reimbursement. Helsinki, Tampere.
Central Europe
IVF €3,000–€6,000 (after IVF Fund subsidy). Egg donation legal since 2015. Identity-release. Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck.
Central Europe
IVF CHF 6K–10K (~$7K–$11K). Egg donation banned. Sperm donation identity-release. Zurich, Geneva, Basel.
Affordable IVF and permissive donation laws — Czech Republic, Greece, and Cyprus are top fertility tourism destinations, while Ukraine and Russia offer commercial surrogacy options.
Central Europe
Donor IVF $4,500–$7,000. Top EU medical tourism destination. Anonymous donation. Reprofit has Europe's largest egg donor database.
Southern Europe
Donor IVF $6,500–$9,500. Altruistic surrogacy legal (EU-rare). Anonymous donation. Athens and Crete clinics.
Central Europe
Donor IVF $2,300–$7,000. Among the cheapest in the EU. Anonymous donation. KCM Clinic offers all-inclusive packages. Gdańsk, Warsaw, Wrocław.
Southeast Europe / Asia
Donor IVF $2,000–$7,500. World-class Istanbul hospitals. Anonymous donation. Married heterosexual couples only. JCI-accredited options.
Eastern Europe
Donor IVF $2,000–$6,000. Commercial surrogacy legal. Europe's most permissive fertility laws. ⚠️ Active military conflict — verify before booking.
Mediterranean Europe
Donor IVF $3,500–$9,000. North Cyprus allows gender selection (PGD). Anonymous donation. Popular with UK, Irish, and Middle Eastern patients.
Central Europe
IVF €2,500–€5,000. Anonymous egg & sperm donation. Popular EU medical tourism. Budapest hub.
Eastern Europe
IVF €1,500–€3,500. Among cheapest in EU. Compensated egg & sperm donation. Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca.
Eastern Europe
IVF €2,500–€6,000. Compensated egg & sperm donation. EU-regulated. Growing Baltic fertility hub. Riga.
Southern Europe
IVF €2,000–€4,000. Anonymous egg & sperm donation. Growing medical tourism. Zagreb, Split.
Eastern Europe
IVF $2,500–$5,000. Anonymous egg & sperm donation legal. Surrogacy restricted to Russian citizens (2023). Moscow, St. Petersburg.
Fertility clinics across Africa — from South Africa's world-class SASREG-accredited labs to Nairobi's East African medical hub and Egypt's high-volume IVF market.
Southern Africa
Donor IVF $3,500–$7,000. Africa's premier fertility destination. SASREG-accredited. LGBTQ+ inclusive. Altruistic surrogacy legal. Cape Town, Johannesburg.
East Africa
Donor IVF $2,500–$4,500. East Africa's medical hub. Commercial surrogacy practiced via contracts. Nairobi, Mombasa. ⚠️ LGBTQ+ criminalized.
West Africa
Donor IVF $2,000–$4,000. Nordica is West Africa's flagship clinic since 2001. Lagos and Abuja. ⚠️ LGBTQ+ criminalized under 2014 Act.
North Africa
IVF $800–$2,000 (own gametes only). World's most affordable IVF for married couples. ⛔ Donation/surrogacy prohibited by law.
North Africa
IVF $2,000–$4,500. French-language care, European-trained. Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech. ⚠️ Married couples only; LGBTQ+ criminalized.
West Africa
Donor IVF $2,500–$5,000. Lister Hospital is Ghana's flagship. English-language care. Accra hub. ⚠️ LGBTQ+ criminalized.
East Africa
IVF $2,000–$4,000. Aga Khan Dar es Salaam is the regional anchor. Emerging market. ⚠️ LGBTQ+ criminalized (up to 30yr).
East Africa
IVF $1,500–$3,500. Addis Ababa clinics. Among lowest-cost options. ⚠️ Surrogacy banned since 2013; LGBTQ+ criminalized.
Advanced medical infrastructure with strict religious and legal frameworks. Israel leads globally in IVF per capita with full government funding, while Gulf states restrict donor gametes.
Middle East
IVF fully government funded (unlimited cycles to age 45). World leader in IVF per capita. Anonymous egg donation. Regulated surrogacy.
Middle East
IVF $8K–$16K. Married couples only. Donor gametes & surrogacy prohibited. World-class JCI-accredited facilities. Dubai, Abu Dhabi.
Middle East
IVF $2K–$4.2K. Married couples only. Donor gametes prohibited. Strong medical infrastructure. Amman hub.
From Japan's cutting-edge labs to India's affordable IVF and Southeast Asia's growing medical tourism, Asia offers diverse options for every budget.
Asia
IVF from $3,000. Largest ART market in Asia. Married couples only. Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu.
Asia
IVF from $3,200. Top SE Asia fertility tourism hub with 65–75% success rates. KL, Penang, Johor Bahru.
Southeast Asia
IVF from $3,800. Asia's premier fertility tourism hub with 50–70% savings vs. US. Bangkok clinics with JCI accreditation.
South Asia
IVF from $1,200. World's most affordable fertility market. ART Act 2021 regulated. Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai.
East Asia
IVF from $1,500. World leader in natural-cycle IVF. Insurance-covered since 2022. Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe, Fukuoka.
East Asia
IVF from $3,500. Gov subsidizes 70% of costs. World-class labs. Seoul, Daegu.
Southeast Asia
IVF from $5,100. World-class labs. Altruistic donation only. Gov co-funding up to SGD 7,700/cycle.
East Asia
IVF from $6,300. Asia's premier egg donation hub. Legal anonymous donation framework. Taipei, Taichung, Hsinchu.
Southeast Asia
IVF from $3,500. Most affordable in SE Asia. Manila and Cebu. Growing fertility sector.
East Asia
IVF HKD $80K–$150K (~$10K–$19K). CHRT-regulated. Anonymous donation. World-class facilities. Surrogacy prohibited.
More affordable fertility destinations across Southeast Asia — from Vietnam's growing medical sector to Cambodia's loosely regulated market and Indonesia's strict religious framework.
Southeast Asia
IVF $2K–$4.5K. Egg & sperm donation legal (altruistic). Surrogacy for medical need. Growing medical tourism. HCMC, Hanoi.
Southeast Asia
IVF $3K–$6K. Commercial surrogacy banned 2016. Donor gametes available but loosely regulated. Phnom Penh.
Southeast Asia
IVF $3K–$6K. Married couples only. Donor gametes & surrogacy prohibited. Growing IVF market. Jakarta, Surabaya, Bali.
Australia and New Zealand — altruistic-only donor systems with mandatory identity-release, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and partial public funding.
Oceania
IVF AUD $5K–$8K out of pocket (Medicare rebate). Altruistic only. Identity-release mandatory. LGBTQ+ inclusive. 90+ clinics.
Oceania
IVF NZD $10K–$14K. HART Act 2004. 2 publicly funded cycles. Altruistic only. LGBTQ+ inclusive. Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch.
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