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OB-GYN & Fertility in Korea

Korean fertility centers run some of the highest IVF cycle volumes in Asia, and treatment is available to international patients at roughly a third to a half of US cost per cycle.

57 listed clinics · 3 procedure guides

One legal point matters before you plan. Under Korean practice guidelines, IVF using donor gametes and any form of surrogacy are tightly restricted, and most clinics require a marriage certificate for treatment of couples. Rules for unmarried patients have been changing, so confirm current policy directly with the clinic for your situation.

Egg freezing is available without those restrictions and is a common reason for international patients to travel, requiring roughly two weeks in Korea for stimulation and retrieval.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does an IVF cycle take in Korea?

Around two to three weeks in country for stimulation, monitoring and retrieval. Transfer can be done in the same cycle or as a frozen transfer on a later trip, which many international patients prefer.

Can unmarried or foreign patients access IVF in Korea?

Policy varies by clinic and has been shifting. Many clinics require a marriage certificate for couple treatment, while egg freezing is generally open. Confirm current requirements with the specific clinic before travelling.

Further reading

Source: Korea Health Industry Development Institute, medical Korea for international patients https://www.medicalkorea.or.kr/en/main.do