Welcome to Everybody Who is Looking for IVF Cost Information

Welcome to ivfcost.net. This site was born out of my husband and I being told that we have “unexplained” infertility after 10 years of trying! With finances being tight, and me being 43 and hence not eligible for IVF on the NHS, we were unable to just select the most convenient IVF clinic and pay the price. So we decided to look across the world to see where the best place was that offered good IVF success rates and low IVF cost!
What a job! If you have been trying then you’ve probably struggled as much as we have! So I decided that as I gather information I will share it with others, like yourself.
The first thing I did was try to get an overview of the IVF cost across the globe. The results of this can be found here.
After this I found the contact details for as many IVF clinics as I could and I am in the process of sending them an email (which can be seen here) requesting the IVF cost, IVF success rate and information on the IVF process. I am posting the responses as I get them on this site and have tagged them with the country name. To date I have responses on:
IVF Cost in Argentina
IVF Cost in Australia
IVF Cost in Austria
IVF Cost in Belgium
IVF Cost in Brazil
IVF Cost in Bulgaria
IVF Cost in Costa Rica
IVF Cost in Croatia
IVF Cost in Cyprus
IVF Cost in Czech Republic
IVF Cost in Denmark
IVF Cost in Georgia
IVF Cost in Greece
IVF Cost in Hong Kong
IVF Cost in Hungary
IVF Cost in India
IVF Cost in Iran
IVF Cost in Ireland
IVF Cost in Kenya
IVF Cost in Latvia
IVF Cost in Malaysia
IVF Cost in Mexico
IVF Cost in Panama
IVF Cost in Poland
IVF Cost in the Slovak Republic
IVF Cost in Slovenia
IVF Cost in South Africa
IVF Cost in Spain
IVF Cost in Sweden
IVF Cost in Switzerland
IVF Cost in Taiwan
IVF Cost in Thailand
IVF Cost in Turkey
IVF Cost in the Ukraine
IVF Cost in the USA
IVF Cost in the U.K.
IVF Cost in United Arab Emirates
I have also tagged the responses that I found particularly useful and put them in the tag My IVF Shortlist.
When we started this journey I must admit that it was all very overwhelming. We knew very little about what our options were and what to expect. We scoured the book stores for something that would help us get to grips with the jargon and understand what our test results really meant. The one book that stands out above the others is What to Do When You Can’t Get Pregnant: The Complete Guide to All the Technologies for Couples Facing Fertility Problems by Daniel A Potter and Jennifer S Hanin. This has been our bible to knowing what is going on, what questions to ask and how to make good decisions – we can highly recommend it.
I hope that the information on this site is useful to you. If you have experience with any of the clinics please do leave a comment so that others can benefit from it too.