This profile summarises information Chiang Mai IVF Polyclinic publishes. It is not an endorsement, and Thai Fertility Path is not affiliated with the provider.
About
The clinic was set up in 2016 by doctors from Kullapat Polyclinic and says its clinicians also teach at a medical school. Its services run from infertility assessment and counselling, ovulation induction and IUI to IVF and ICSI, PGD and PGS testing of embryos, and banking of eggs, sperm and embryos.
According to its Thai history page, the clinic was purpose-built on about four rai of land near the Chiang Mai–Lampang superhighway, around 15 minutes' drive from the airport. It describes cleanroom rooms for egg collection and embryo culture, incubators under computer control with a back-up power supply, semen analysis assisted by computer, and hormone tests run in-house with results in two to three hours.
Patients from abroad and foreign residents are accepted as well as Thai patients, the clinic says, and an interpreter service is listed. It states RTAC accreditation valid to November 2026 and shows ISO 9001, 15189 and 15190 certificates with earlier 2026 expiry dates. Its service-cost page had no prices when checked.
IVF and Fertility Clinics
This clinic does nothing but fertility care. It is led by Professor Teraporn Vutyavanich and staffed by obstetrician-gynaecologists who also teach. Treatment options are IUI, IVF, ICSI and embryo transfer, with PGD for couples carrying an inherited condition, PGS screening and embryo banking. It says it accepts patients from Thailand and overseas, including foreigners living locally.
Its facilities include cleanroom egg-collection and culture rooms and incubators controlled by computer and protected by back-up power, and hormone results come back on the same day. RTAC accreditation is stated to run to November 2026. The doors are open daily, until 20:00 on weekdays, and the doctors' sessions are mostly on weekday evenings and at weekends, which may help people who work.
Prices are not shown online. For couples in the north, it offers IVF without the journey to Bangkok.
- Fertility-only clinic
- RTAC accreditation stated
- PGD and PGS testing
- Same-day hormone results
- Interpreter service
117/27 Moo 2, Potharam Road, Chang Phueak, Chiang MaiMonday–Friday 09:00–20:00; Saturday 09:00–17:00; Sunday 09:00–16:00+66 94 608 0022
Worth confirming: Request a written IVF quote, ask which genetic tests are carried out in-house, and check what documents Thai law requires of you.
Egg Freezing Clinics
Egg banking is listed with sperm and embryo freezing, and the clinic presents keeping them frozen long term as a choice open to fertile and infertile people alike. Beyond that, its pages give no egg-freezing programme, no eligibility rules, no package and no storage fees.
Monitoring and egg collection would take place at the same clinic that runs its IVF cycles, in its cleanroom collection rooms and under its stated RTAC accreditation. Opening every day can make the repeated scans of a stimulation cycle easier to fit around a job.
With so little detail online, treat the clinic's listing as a prompt for questions rather than a defined offer. Women in northern Thailand who would prefer not to travel to Bangkok for each scan may want to ask.
- Banking of eggs, sperm and embryos
- Stated RTAC accreditation
- Open daily for monitoring scans
Worth confirming: Check whether single women can freeze eggs, what a freezing cycle and a year's storage cost, and how long eggs may be kept.
Services and facilities
- Infertility assessment and counselling
- Ovulation induction
- IUI
- IVF
- ICSI
- Embryo transfer
- PGD and PGS (embryo genetic testing)
- Egg freezing
- Sperm freezing
- Embryo freezing
- Fertility surgery
- Interpreter service
Specialties
- Assisted reproduction
- Reproductive endocrinology
- Fertility preservation
Prices are not published and the ISO certificates shown expire in 2026; request a written quote and ask about current accreditation before you book.
Sources
Sources checked 24 October 2026. Suggest a correction.