IVF by country
| Country | Treatment price | Plan to stay |
|---|---|---|
| India | Ask for a quote | 2 to 3 weeks per cycle |
| Turkey | Ask for a quote | 2 to 3 weeks per cycle |
| Dubai | Ask for a quote | 2 to 3 weeks per cycle |
Treatment only. Add flights, visas and accommodation for you and a companion.
SHA overseas cover. With a referral from a doctor in Kenya, SHA can pay up to KES 500,000 at SHA-approved hospitals abroad. Who qualifies and which hospitals
About IVF abroad
IVF abroad usually means two to three weeks away for monitoring, egg collection and embryo transfer. Some clinics let you start the medicines in Kenya to shorten the trip.
What the quote usually covers
Usually included
- Monitoring scans
- Egg collection
- Lab fertilisation
- One embryo transfer
Often charged on top
- Fertility medicines
- ICSI
- Embryo freezing and storage
- Donor eggs or sperm
- Genetic testing of embryos
Want a written quote?
Up to 3 hospitals abroad reply directly. Free.
Before you travel
Documents to prepare
- Valid passport (at least 6 months left)
- Visa for the country you choose
- Your recent medical reports, scans and test results
- A referral letter from your doctor in Kenya, if you have one
- Recent fertility tests for both partners
- Marriage certificate, which some countries ask for
Budget on top of treatment
- Flights for you and a companion
- Visa fees
- Hotel or apartment near the hospital before and after treatment
- Meals and local transport
- Medicines to take home
- Follow-up care back in Kenya
Common questions
Can I start the medicines in Kenya?
Often yes. Many clinics plan the first part with a doctor at home, so you travel only for egg collection and transfer.
Are donor eggs allowed?
Rules differ by country. Turkey does not allow donor eggs or sperm, so ask each clinic what is allowed where it is.
Do I need to stay after the transfer?
Usually a few days. You can take the pregnancy test back in Kenya.
Prices are indicative and change often. Hospitals confirm the price after reviewing your reports. Check visa rules on official government sites before you book. This page is general information, not medical advice.