Fertility Clinics in Israel

Israel is the world leader in IVF per capita — no other country performs more IVF cycles per person. The driving force is an extraordinary public funding model: Israel's national health insurance (Kupat Holim) fully covers unlimited IVF cycles for women up to age 45 seeking their first two children. This policy has made fertility treatment a routine part of family building rather than an out-of-reach medical luxury, and it has produced a thriving ecosystem of world-class clinics operating at the cutting edge of reproductive medicine. For international patients, private IVF cycles run approximately $5,000–$8,000 USD, significantly below European and US pricing.

Egg donation is legal in Israel under an anonymous model, with egg donors required to be aged 21–35. Surrogacy is legal and regulated by a national committee, and was expanded in 2022 to include single women and same-sex male couples in addition to heterosexual couples. Sperm donation is also legal, with donors accepted up to age 40. Israel's main fertility hubs are Tel Aviv (including neighboring Ramat Gan and Petah Tikva), Jerusalem, and Haifa — each home to major academic medical centers with dedicated IVF units. Israeli clinics regularly publish research, hold ESHRE membership, and participate in global outcome registries, making their success-rate data among the most reliable available worldwide.