Find the right
IVF clinic
in Europe.

Barcelona has 15+ fertility clinics and is Europe's biggest fertility tourism hub. Spain's first IVF baby was born here. Anonymous egg donation, no waiting lists.

Prague has 10+ fertility clinics purpose-built for international patients. IVF from €2,600. 50-60% less than Western Europe. One-third of all Czech IVF cycles are for foreign patients.

Zurich's fertility clinics charge CHF 5,000–9,000 per IVF cycle. The highest in Europe. Here's what you get for the money and whether it's worth it.

Bulgaria is one of the cheapest EU countries for IVF and egg donation. Anonymous donors, no waiting lists, Sofia a short flight from the UK and Germany. Laws, costs, and which clinics are worth considering.

Germany has world-class fertility diagnostics and 50% insurance coverage, but restrictive embryo laws push many patients abroad. What you need to know.

Czech Republic offers Europe's best-value IVF. Full cycles from €2,500 with clinics purpose-built for international patients. Costs, laws, and top clinics in Prague and Brno.

Greece has Europe's most liberal fertility laws. IVF up to age 54, legal surrogacy, and costs 30-40% below Spain. Top clinics in Athens and Thessaloniki.

Spain is Europe's top destination for egg donation and IVF. Anonymous donors, no waiting lists, and clinics built for international patients. Costs, laws, and top clinics.

Cyprus has two fertility markets on one island: EU-regulated clinics in the south and cheaper, less restricted clinics in the north. Costs from EUR 3,000, anonymous donors, and age limits up to 55.

Denmark produces 8-10% of its babies through assisted reproduction, more than any country on earth. Home to the world's two largest sperm banks, liberal laws for singles and same-sex couples, and IVF from EUR 3,350.

Turkey has 165 licensed fertility clinics, JCI-accredited hospitals, and IVF cycles starting at $3,500. But egg donation is banned. Here's what you can and can't do.

Polygenic Embryo Screening (PGT-P): What the Science Says vs. What Companies Are Selling

PGT-P promises to score embryos for intelligence, height, and disease risk. Every major medical society says it's not ready. Companies charge $50,000 anyway. Here's what patients need to know.

First Clinical Outcomes from Mitochondrial Donation: 8 Babies Born via Three-Parent IVF

Newcastle's first clinical results from mitochondrial donation (pronuclear transfer) show 8 live births from 22 women. Heteroplasmy, complications, expert debate, and what it means for patients with mtDNA mutations.

How to Get IVF Abroad: A Guide for Americans

Americans pay $15,000-$25,000 per IVF cycle at home. The same treatment in Europe costs $4,000-$8,000 including flights. Here's how to make it work. Logistics, legalities, and what to expect.

IVF in Europe vs the US: Costs, Success Rates, and What Americans Need to Know (2026)

A single IVF cycle costs $15,000–$25,000 in the US vs €3,500–€7,500 in Europe. Even with TrumpRx, Europe is 60-75% cheaper, with comparable outcomes. Full breakdown of costs, success rates, legal considerations, and multi-cycle math.

Reciprocal IVF (ROPA) Abroad: A Guide for Lesbian Couples

ROPA lets both partners participate biologically: one provides the eggs, the other carries the pregnancy. Legal in 6 European countries. Costs EUR 5,500-8,000 in Spain.

Cross-Border IVF Legal Checklist: What to Verify Before You Book

Parentage recognition, donor anonymity mismatches, embryo transport rules, insurance gaps, and storage limits. The legal risks of fertility treatment abroad that clinics don't mention.