Fertility Clinics in Brazil

Brazil is the largest and most advanced fertility market in Latin America, with over 192 licensed assisted reproduction clinics and a market valued at approximately USD 709 million. The Southeast region (São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro) commands roughly 55% of all IVF activity. Costs are dramatically lower than in the US: a full IVF cycle typically runs $3,500–$6,500 USD, donor egg IVF $4,500–$7,000 USD, egg freezing $2,500–$3,500 USD, and sperm freezing $200–$500 USD — all with world-class embryology labs and internationally trained physicians.

All assisted reproduction in Brazil is governed by the CFM (Conselho Federal de Medicina) Resolution 2294/21. Key rules: gamete donation must be anonymous and strictly altruistic (no compensation); egg donors must be under 37; sperm donors under 45; no more than 8 embryos per cycle; and a single donor may not father more than 1 child per 1 million inhabitants in a geographic region. Single individuals and same-sex couples have full legal access to all ART services.