Fertility Clinics in Spain

Spain is one of Europe's premier destinations for fertility tourism, welcoming tens of thousands of international patients every year. Donor IVF typically costs €7,500–€12,000 ($8,500–$14,000 USD) — far below US prices of $30,000–$50,000 for the same treatment. The country's legal framework, Law 14/2006 on Assisted Reproductive Technologies, explicitly permits egg, sperm, and embryo donation on an anonymous and altruistic basis, with donors compensated €900–€1,000 as reasonable expense reimbursement. Surrogacy, however, remains illegal. Spain has the highest number of IVF cycles per capita in Europe and is home to IVI (Instituto Valenciano de Infertilidad), the world's largest IVF network, founded in Valencia in 1990 and now operating 74 clinics globally.

LGBTQ+ couples and single women are openly welcomed across Spanish clinics — same-sex female couples commonly access the ROPA method (Reception of Oocytes from Partner), and single women face no legal barriers to treatment. Top fertility cities include Madrid (largest clinic density), Barcelona (home to pioneering Institut Marquès and Eugin), Valencia (IVI's birthplace), Seville (gateway to southern Spain), and Alicante (popular with British and northern European patients). English-speaking coordinators, multilingual staff, and competitive all-inclusive packages make Spain the go-to European destination for international fertility patients.