Compare IVF destinations
IVF in Greece π¬π· vs North Cyprus π¨πΎ
Two Mediterranean options - one inclusive on age, one unique on gender selection.
The short answer
Greece is cheaper and better for single women, same-sex couples and patients over 45. North Cyprus wins for gender selection, all-inclusive packaging and the shortest donor waits.
Side-by-side comparison
| Β | π¬π· Greece | π¨πΎ North Cyprus |
|---|---|---|
| IVF own eggs (from) | β¬2,200 | β¬3,000 |
| Egg donation (from) | β¬5,500 | β¬5,900 (package) |
| Age limit | 54 | ~52 |
| Gender selection | Medical only | Yes (non-medical) |
| Single women | Yes | Yes |
| Donor egg wait | 2-6 weeks | 1-2 weeks |
| Flight time (London) | 3.5h | 4.5h |
Choose Greece ifβ¦
- Single women, same-sex couples and solo mothers by choice
- Women aged 45-54 needing generous age limits
- Patients wanting cheaper own-egg cycles
Choose North Cyprus ifβ¦
- Patients wanting non-medical gender selection with PGT-A
- Anyone wanting the very shortest donor wait (1-2 weeks)
- Patients who prefer a fixed all-inclusive package with hotel and transfers
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FAQ
Is Greece or North Cyprus better for donor eggs?
Greece is generally cheaper and has larger, more ethnically diverse donor pools. North Cyprus offers shorter waits (1-2 weeks) and fixed all-inclusive packages that suit patients who value predictability.
What's the age limit for IVF in Greece vs North Cyprus?
Greece allows treatment up to a woman's 54th birthday. North Cyprus varies by clinic but is typically capped around 52.