With new legislation recently in effect, egg freezing is rapidly becoming a popular option in Singapore. As of July 1st 2023, egg freezing is permitted for elective reasons in Singapore for single or married women aged 21-37, a recent increase from an age limit of 35 years. Before this, egg freezing was permitted for medical reasons only. With Singapore experiencing an all time low total fertility rate of 1.04 in 2022, there was a push from women across the country to allow fertility preservation for elective reasons.
Total Cost for Egg Freezing in Singapore: $7,000 - $15,000 USD
Single Cycle: $3,000 - $13,500 USD
Medications: $1,500 - $3,500 USD
Annual Storage: $500 - $700 USD
Prevalence of Egg Freezing in Singapore:
Since egg freezing for elective reasons was recently approved on July 1st, 2023, there is no data at this time for the number of egg freezing cycles conducted in one year.
Popular Egg Freezing Clinics in Singapore:
For Citizens:
There is no egg freezing age limit or time limit on storage if done for medical reasons.
Egg freezing is only permitted between age 21-37 for elective reasons, regardless of marital status.
In Singapore, women who wish to utilize their frozen eggs and undergo IVF are required to meet the Ministry of Health's criteria, which includes being legally married. If they are above 45 years of age, there will be further guidelines and assessments.
There are no government subsidies for elective egg freezing.
For Non-Citizens:
Concierge services such as Freedom Edge, provide assistance with booking appointments, flights, and meal plans that help women with fertility preservation in Singapore.
Overseas importation and transfer of frozen eggs, sperm and embryos are permitted by the Ministry of Health, Singapore.
Sex selection by embryo genetic testing (PGT-A/PGS) is currently banned in Singapore. Therefore, sex selection is not possible for imported donor eggs.
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