Fertility clinics in Thailand, compared by treatment and city
Thai fertility clinics publish very differently: a few list their IVF package prices and exactly what is in them, while many show little beyond a contact form. These comparisons show who publishes what for the treatment you need, so you know what to ask for in writing.
By type of care
IVF and Fertility Clinics
2 comparisons- Across Thailand17 providers
- Bangkok11 providers
Egg Freezing Clinics
2 comparisons- Across Thailand12 providers
- Bangkok9 providers
Women's Health and OB-GYN Services
4 comparisons- Across Thailand17 providers
- Bangkok9 providers
- Chiang Mai3 providers
- Phuket3 providers
By city
Bangkok
16 providers- IVF and Fertility Clinics11 providers
- Egg Freezing Clinics9 providers
- Women's Health and OB-GYN Services9 providers
Chiang Mai
5 providers- Women's Health and OB-GYN Services3 providers
Phuket
4 providers- Women's Health and OB-GYN Services3 providers
What to look for before you choose
- Packages are rarely like for like. Medication, ICSI, embryo freezing, genetic testing and storage are often extra or sit outside the headline price. Line up what each package includes before you compare totals.
- Eligibility differs from clinic to clinic. Thai law has limited treatment to married couples, and a revision is still only a draft. Clinics also set their own policies for single women and same-sex couples, so ask before you plan travel.
- Hospital units and standalone clinics publish different things. Hospital fertility units tend to publish accreditation and languages; standalone clinics are more likely to publish prices. Where something is missing, that is the question to ask.
- Success rates are not comparable from a web page. Headline percentages differ in what they count, such as pregnancy or live birth, per cycle started or per transfer. Ask each clinic to define its figure, and for your age group.