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Third-Party Reproduction Prohibited Egyptian law and Islamic religious authority (Al-Azhar fatwa) prohibit egg donation, sperm donation, embryo donation, and surrogacy. Only married heterosexual couples using their OWN eggs and OWN sperm may use IVF in Egypt. Single women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and anyone requiring donor gametes cannot access treatment here.

Fertility Clinics Directory

Fertility Clinics in Egypt

Compare top fertility clinics in Cairo and Alexandria for IVF and ICSI. Egypt is the Arab world's largest IVF market and one of the world's most affordable — but third-party donation and surrogacy are strictly prohibited by law.

Fertility Treatment in Egypt

Egypt has one of the world's most active IVF markets by volume — an estimated 30,000–50,000 cycles per year, driven by a population of 110 million, high regional infertility rates, and strong cultural pressure for childbearing within marriage. The market is almost entirely domestic and regional (serving other Arab/Muslim countries with similar legal frameworks). Foreign fertility tourism is minimal because: (1) all third-party reproduction is prohibited, eliminating the most common tourism use case; (2) surrogacy is banned. For married couples using their own gametes, cost is Egypt's primary appeal — IVF is $800–$2,000 USD, making it the world's most affordable major IVF destination.

Cairo is the primary hub; Alexandria is secondary. The Egyptian Fertility and IVF Society (EGFS) oversees 80+ licensed Cairo labs alone. For Heirbloom users seeking donor gametes, surrogacy, or LGBTQ+-inclusive care — Egypt is not an option.

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