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IVF with Sperm Donation

IVF with Sperm Donation Abroad

IVF with Sperm Donation For those facing male-factor infertility or single women, IVF with sperm donation is an invaluable service we offer. Our clinics provide a variety of options to match you with a suitable donor.

Updated on November 6, 2026

Starting from
€3,800
3+Countries
4+Clinics

IVF with Sperm Donation: what it is and how it works

How does IVF with sperm donation work?

The treatment follows the stages of a standard IVF cycle, using sperm from a donor instead of a partner's sperm. After a medical assessment, the woman's ovaries are stimulated and mature eggs are collected under sedation. The eggs are fertilised in the laboratory with the selected donor sperm, often by ICSI, and the resulting embryos are cultured and monitored. One or more embryos are then transferred to the uterus, and any remaining embryos can be frozen for later attempts.

Choosing a donor

Our partner clinics offer a choice of donors and match the donor with the physical characteristics of the recipient or the couple, such as blood group, skin tone, eye and hair colour. Donors are screened in line with the rules that apply in the clinic's country.

IVF with Sperm Donation: who is it for?

IVF with sperm donation is intended for people and couples who cannot use a partner's sperm: severe male-factor infertility or azoospermia, single women and female couples. A medical assessment of the woman who will carry the pregnancy is carried out first to confirm that the treatment is suitable.

IVF with Sperm Donation: offers from our partner clinics

4 clinics matching your criteria

IVF with Sperm Donation: prices by country

Morocco
Morocco
3800 €
Spain
Spain
5700 €
Georgia
Georgia
7590 €

How the treatment works, step by step

01

Anesthesia

The egg collection is usually performed under light sedation or a short anaesthesia, depending on the clinic. The embryo transfer is generally performed without anaesthesia.

02

Duration

A treatment cycle usually takes a few weeks: about two weeks of ovarian stimulation, followed by the egg collection, fertilisation with the donor sperm, embryo culture and the embryo transfer. The time spent abroad depends on the clinic and the protocol.

What happens after treatment?

Recovery is usually quick. After the egg collection, a few hours of rest are needed and mild cramping or bloating may occur for a day or two. After the embryo transfer, light daily activities can usually be resumed, following your clinic's advice on rest and medication.

How long do results last?

Results depend mainly on the woman's age and ovarian reserve, the quality of the embryos and the condition of the uterus, as well as the quality of the donor sperm and the clinic's laboratory. No outcome can be guaranteed: your clinic will explain the figures that apply to your case.