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    IVF in Czech Republic πŸ‡¨πŸ‡Ώ vs Greece πŸ‡¬πŸ‡·

    Cheapest EU option vs the most inclusive - which suits you?

    The short answer

    Czech Republic is the cheaper option and typically faster for donor eggs, but only treats heterosexual couples under age ~48. Greece is the option to consider if you're single, over 42, or want fresh donor cycles up to age 54.

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    Β πŸ‡¨πŸ‡Ώ Czech RepublicπŸ‡¬πŸ‡· Greece
    IVF own eggs (from)€2,600€2,200
    Egg donation (from)€4,500€5,500
    Donor egg wait1-4 weeks2-6 weeks
    Age limit~4854
    Single women acceptedNoYes
    Same-sex couplesNoSome clinics
    Flight time (London)2h3.5h

    Choose Czech Republic if…

    • Heterosexual couples under 45 on a tight budget
    • Short-notice donor egg treatment (1-4 week waits)
    • Anyone wanting the shortest UK flight time
    Full Czech Republic guide β†’

    Choose Greece if…

    • Single women or same-sex couples
    • Women aged 43-54 who face age caps at home
    • Patients wanting fresh donor egg cycles with wider donor diversity
    Full Greece guide β†’

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    FAQ

    Which is better for donor eggs: Czech Republic or Greece?

    Czech Republic wins on price and speed (1-4 week wait, from €4,500). Greece wins on inclusivity - single women accepted, treatment up to age 54, and both fresh and frozen donor cycles from €3,900.

    Can I have IVF in Greece as a single woman?

    Yes. Greek law permits IVF for single women using donor sperm - one of the reasons Greece has overtaken Spain for inclusive access.

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