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If you’re planning for IVF in Thailand, you must know about the best doctors, clinics, and packages before starting your treatment. IVF is expensive and not everyone is immediately successful.
For the best chances of conceiving with IVF, you must work with an experienced IVF expert, who understands your case and is committed to helping you.
With the growing number of IVF clinics in Thailand, it could be confusing to find the right doctor. With Infertility Aide, you can find and compare some of the trusted doctors, who have consistently received positive feedback from hundreds of patients.
What is the cost of IVF in Thailand?
The cost of IVF in Thailand is in the range of THB 300,000 – THB 530,000.
Below is the range of IVF treatment cost:
Cost in Bangkok | Cost in Phuket | |
IVF – ICSI | THB 231,000 – THB 325,000 | THB 190,000 – THB 260,000 |
IVF + Genetic testing | THB 420,000 – THB 530,000 | THB 320,000++ |
Egg freezing | THB 180,000 onwards | THB 180,000 onwards |
Donor egg IVF | Only with family donors | – |
Donor sperm IVF | Only with family donors | – |
Surgical sperm extraction | THB 42,000++ | THB 40,000 onwards |
PRP for ovarian rejuvenation | THB 38,000++ | THB 35,000 ++ |
Most patients prefer to pay per bill, so they pay only for the services they avail. The amount of medication required, number of eggs retrieved, the number of blastocysts frozen or tested, and any extra testing or services all contribute to the total cost of your IVF.
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IVF packages – Thailand 2024
There are some set packages for IVF Thailand that include certain quantity of stimulation medications, embryo transfer, freezing, scans, genetic testing.
The lowest-cost IVF package includes:
- Consultations and scans
- Operating theatre & daycare admission fees
- Ovum pick-up
- IVF lab charges
- Blastocyst culture
- Doctor & nurse fee
Find the details of all our current packages for IVF in Thailand. Each patient has different requirements and the total cost or the right package for you can be determined only after a consultation.
What tests do I need to do before IVF?
You can do the standard tests for fertility at a local lab or during your first visit to the clinic. The doctor will discuss your reports during your consultation and advise if any additional tests are recommended.
Typically, a few blood tests are done for general health and hormones are checked for your fertility. The male partner is also supposed to do a semen analysis before
The doctor will perform either a TVS ultrasound (from inside the vagina) or a pelvic ultrasound (from the lower abdomen) to get a better view of your pelvic organs.
Can I do an online consultation before coming to Thailand?
Yes, we can arrange an online consultation for you to discuss all your concerns with the doctor before you plan your trip. The online consultations cost $40 – $60.
You’ll get a complete treatment plan and timeline to allow you to plan your trip.
For foreign patients
Thailand allows visa-free travel for many nationalities.
If you’re traveling to Thailand from Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Australia, the US, UK, or Europe – you do not need a visa to stay in Thailand for the duration of your IVF treatment.
Although most of our doctors speak English, translators are available for most languages. Check with us if you need a translator.
FAQs
What is the success rate of IVF in Thailand?
The average success rates for IVF + PGT in Thailand, across different age groups are:
- Women < 29 years – 72.5%
- Women between 30 and 34 years – 69.4%
- Women between 35-39 years – 65.6%
- Women > 40 years – 63%
An analysis of ART services in Thailand revealed that the number of babies born via IVF to natural pregnancies has consistently been on the rise. The study also found that the success of IVF was better in frozen-thawed cycles as compared to fresh embryo transfer.
Is it legal to do donor egg IVF in Thailand?
IVF with donor eggs is allowed only under special circumstances. Ideally, you must bring your own donor, and submit your case to get permission from the ethics committee in Thailand.
Commercial egg donation in Thailand is not allowed.
Does Thailand allow IVF for unmarried women?
No, the Thai law only allows IVF for married couples and all certified clinics require your marriage certificate to proceed with IVF.
Single women can opt to freeze their eggs via IVF.
How much time do I need to factor for IVF?
15-20 days are required to complete a cycle of IVF from starting the stimulation to a fresh embryo transfer. Your IVF doctor will provide a timeline depending upon your cycle dates.
The egg collection takes 11-13 days and if you’re doing genetic testing, you’ll have to return for the frozen embryo transfer. It can be done in any month and requires you to be there for 4-5 days.
Why plan your IVF in Thailand with Infertility Aide?
- Selected top doctors
- Real reviews and success stories
- Best price guarantee
- Personal timeline for your IVF
- Multilingual patient coordinators
- Assistance with hotels and ground transport
- Feedback & treatment records after every appointment
- Easy payment options
Doctors for IVF in Thailand
Dr. Tosaporn Ruengkris
Experience
37 yearsSpecial Interests
IVF, Genetic testing in IVF, Male infertilityDr. Nattharut Kulphaweesuwan
Experience
10 yearsSpecial Interests
IVF & genetic testingDr. Manop Janthanaphan
Experience
17 yearsSpecial Interests
IVF, Genetic testing, Operative Gynecologic Endoscopy + MISDr. Sasawimol Preechapornkul
Experience
16 yearsSpecial Interests
IVF, PGT, advanced infertility diagnosisDr. Pokpong Pansrikaew
Experience
16 yearsSpecial Interests
IVF, egg freezing, HysteroscopyDr. Sasiya Metatratip
Experience
14 yearsSpecial Interests
ICSI, All kinds of reproductive medicine, women’s diseases.Dr. Peangpailin Voradithi
Experience
9 yearsSpecial Interests
IVF, ICSI, Egg freezingBook a consultation or request a custom quote for your treatment by pressing for your preferred doctor. If you have any questions or need specific assistance, write to us at [email protected]
Reviewd by: Dr. Meenakshi, PhD