Egg Freezing in Slovakia

While a popular destination for German and other Europeans seeking donor eggs, Slovakia has recently established itself as a desirable, low cost option for assisted reproductive procedures in Central Europe. Its clinics are participating member of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology. There are restrictions as gay couples and single woman are unable to undergo IVF.

Total Cost: $2,400 - $3,200 USD
Single Cycle: $1,600 - $2,000 USD
Medications: $800 - $1,200 USD
Annual Storage: $130 - $170 USD

Prevalence: 

There is no data available on the number of egg freezing cycles in Slovakia. 

Popular Egg Freezing Clinics in Slovakia:

For Citizens:

  • While egg freezing is not covered by Slovak health insurance companies, these companies reimburse three cycles of IVF until the age of 39 years and 364 days.

  • At Gyncare, ovarian stimulation and oocyte collection is 0 EUR if done for medical reasons with VSZP health insurance.

Egg Freezing Laws in Slovakia:

  • There is no storage time limit or age limit for egg freezing in Slovakia.

  • Single women are unable to undergo IVF without a male partner. The male partner must officially recognize his paternity.

  • Gay couples are unable to seek IVF. 

For Non-Citizens:

  • Fertility clinics in Slovakia may have additional fees in order to “manage treatment in a foreign language” if you do not speak Slovak.

Get straightforward pricing information for egg freezing clinics in Slovakia.

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