Fertility Clinics in China

China has some of the world's most advanced reproductive medicine, but strict regulations limit access. Only married couples can access IVF and other ART. Marriage certificate, IDs, and birth planning certificates are required at all clinics.

Egg freezing is banned for single women (though this is being legally challenged). Commercial egg donation does not exist — only IVF patients with surplus eggs may donate to other patients, creating extremely long wait lists (3–5 years).

Sperm donation operates through a network of licensed national sperm banks, with 27 banks across the country. Donors must be aged 22–45, pass genetic and health screenings, and donations are anonymous.

IVF costs range from $3,000–$10,000 per cycle — significantly cheaper than the US or Europe. The quality of care at top-tier hospitals rivals anywhere in the world.