Zaļā street 1, 2nd and 3rd floor, Riga, LV-1010
Baltic fertility and reproductive genetics centre
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iVF Riga is an IVF clinic in Riga, Latvia, established 2004. Treatment starts from €2,500 (IVF own eggs), excluding medication. The clinic does not publish a success rate in a comparable form. Patients rate it 4/5 across 97 Google reviews. Consultations are available in English, Latvian, Russian, Lithuanian, Swedish, Norwegian, and treatments include IVF, Egg Donation, ICSI, PGT-A, IUI. This is an independent review by IVF Got You; we are not affiliated with the clinic.
IVF at iVF Riga in Riga starts from €2,500. Medication, freezing and add-ons are usually billed separately, so request an itemised quote before booking.
iVF Riga does not publish a success rate in a form that can be compared with other clinics. Ask the clinic in writing for its rate for your age band and treatment type, and whether the figure is per embryo transfer or per cycle started.
Yes. iVF Riga treats international patients and consultations are available in English, Latvian, Russian, Lithuanian, Swedish, Norwegian. Most of the workup can start remotely, with travel required for egg retrieval and embryo transfer.
Work out your all-in budget for treatment at iVF Riga in Riga, including clinic fees, medication, flights and accommodation.
iVF Riga is a fertility clinic and reproductive genetics centre in Riga, Latvia. As part of iVF Riga Holding, the clinic encompasses a Reproductive Health Centre, Genetics Centre, Prenatal Care Centre, Stem Cells Centre, and Andrology Centre, and treats a large number of international patients.
Egg-donation prices are not directly comparable between clinics. We label each published price with the product it buys: a fresh dedicated donor, a fixed batch of frozen donor eggs, or an outcome guarantee package. Always compare the same basis, and ask what happens if no blastocyst is created.
Clinic-reported outcomes. Two slightly different age-banded tables are published on ivfriga.lv (/success-rates and /who-we-are) — figures below reflect the ranges seen between the two pages.
| Patient age | ICSI (fresh, no PGT) | PGT-tested embryo transfer |
|---|---|---|
| Under 35 | 52–59% | 65–74% |
| 35 – 37 | 53–67% | 60–70% |
| 38 – 40 | 41–50% | 74–80% |
| Over 41 | 33–50% | 40–59% |
Source: ivfriga.lv/en/success-rates and ivfriga.lv/en/who-we-are (2024 self-reported figures). Not independently audited.
| Measure | Result |
|---|---|
| Donor eggs + PGT-A (per transfer) | 85% |
| Embryo survival rate after thaw | 100% |
Source: ivfriga.lv/en/success-rates. Clinic-reported.
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