Making sense of IVF with donor eggs abroad

You've already decided on donor eggs. The next question is where treatment is still realistic for you, based on your age, budget, whether you're going alone, and whether donor anonymity matters.

Fertility Decision helps you rule out weak options first, compare what remains, and build a more realistic shortlist.

Start with the guide if you are not sure what narrows your options first.
Use the comparison page if you already know your main constraints.

Not sure where to start? Use the shortlist tool →
What this site helps you decide
  • Which countries are still open at your age
  • Whether a country offers anonymous, identifiable, or mixed donor options
  • Whether single women are accepted
  • Which options fit your budget more realistically
Independent and criteria-led 8 countries compared consistently Built around constraints, not promotion

Start here based on what narrows your options first

Find the right starting point for your situation

Choose the factor that narrows your options first

Age

Age limits by country

Countries close at different points, from 46 to around 58. Check this before anything else.

Donor type

Anonymous or identifiable

Some countries give you no choice. Decide this before you shortlist.

Cost

What treatment really costs

Headline prices can mislead. Real totals are higher once medication, travel, and add-ons are included.

Eligibility

Who can access treatment

Single women are accepted in most covered countries. Czech Republic does not accept them.

Comparison

Compare all 8 countries

See age, cost, donor type, and eligibility side by side.

Country shortlist

Build your shortlist

Answer a few questions to narrow down the most realistic countries first.

8 countries covered in detail
€4.9k–€13.5k realistic treatment range
46–58 age limit range by country
7 of 8 Single women accepted

Why decisions come before country comparisons

Most people compare destinations too early. But country choice only becomes useful once the main constraints are clear: age, donor type, eligibility, budget, and donor availability.

Fertility Decision is built to help you remove what does not fit before you compare what remains. The goal is not to make every country look viable. It is to help you see which ones actually are.

8 countries covered in detail

The site compares Spain, Czech Republic, Greece, Portugal, North Cyprus, Denmark, the UK, and South Africa across the constraints that most change a shortlist: age limits, donor type, single women access, and realistic cost range.

Some are stronger for age access, some for identifiable donation, and some for lower-cost treatment.

Compare all 8 countries

About this guide

Fertility Decision is an independent guide. The site is organized around the constraints that shape your options, so you can narrow what fits before comparing destinations, clinics, or treatment paths.

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