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Important Legal Notice Moroccan family law restricts IVF to married heterosexual couples. Single women cannot access IVF. Same-sex relationships are criminalized (Article 489). Egg and sperm donation are legally ambiguous — some private clinics offer donation to married couples, but the legal framework is unclear. Surrogacy is prohibited.

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Fertility Clinics in Morocco

Compare top fertility clinics in Casablanca, Rabat, and Marrakech for IVF and ICSI. French-language care is widely available, making Morocco accessible to European patients — but Moroccan family law restricts fertility treatment to married heterosexual couples.

Fertility Treatment in Morocco

Morocco has a developing private healthcare sector with IVF available primarily in Casablanca and Rabat. Costs are moderate — lower than Europe but higher than Egypt. The market is predominantly domestic and serves Moroccan nationals plus the Franco-Moroccan diaspora. French-speaking doctors with European training make clinics accessible to French-speaking European patients. Costs for own-egg IVF are $2,000–$4,500 USD.

Legal constraints significantly limit Heirbloom's core user base: married heterosexual couples only, no surrogacy, LGBTQ+ criminalized. Egg and sperm donation exist in a legal gray zone — some private clinics offer donation to married couples, but it is not clearly regulated. Public hospitals (CHU Ibn Rochd Casablanca) offer reduced-cost IVF for Moroccan nationals.

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