Fertility Clinics in Poland

Poland is one of Europe's most affordable IVF destinations. Anonymous egg and sperm donation is legal under the Act on Infertility Treatment 2015, and donor IVF ranges from approximately $2,300–$7,000 USD — among the cheapest in the EU. Polish law permits IVF and donor programmes for heterosexual married or cohabiting couples. Single women and same-sex couples face legal ambiguity in some clinics; select private clinics do treat single women. Surrogacy is not regulated (effectively prohibited).

Poland is a growing medical tourism destination, especially for patients from Germany, Scandinavia, and the UK seeking affordable EU-standard IVF. Clinics operate in modern, accredited facilities that meet EU quality standards. Invicta is the largest IVF network in Poland, founded in Gdańsk in 1998, and has pioneered egg donation and advanced embryo technologies across the country. InviMed and KCM Clinic are the other major networks, with KCM particularly popular among international patients for its all-inclusive packages that often include accommodation.