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IVF cost in Greece

Written by Zayn Miah & R KhanomLast updated 17 September 2026Not clinically reviewed

IVF in Greece is provided through private clinics, many of which have built services around international patients, including donor treatment. Prices are usually quoted per cycle or as a package for a course of treatment, with medication, freezing, donor gametes and additional transfers typically priced separately from the headline figure. Greece is often chosen for donor egg treatment specifically, so it is worth asking clinics to separate out what relates to your own treatment from what relates to a donor programme, since these are priced differently.

We do not publish an average price for Greece, because any single figure would be a guess and would go out of date. Use the questions below to get an itemised quote in writing from the clinic itself. Currency here is Euro (EUR).

What drives the cost

  • The dose and type of stimulation medication
  • Whether donor eggs or sperm are used, and the donor programme fees involved
  • Whether ICSI or PGT is included
  • Freezing and storage of eggs or embryos
  • The number of transfers covered by the package
  • Extra monitoring visits
  • Travel and accommodation costs

Usually inside the advertised price

  • Consultation and treatment plan
  • Monitoring scans and bloods
  • Egg collection or, for donor cycles, donor coordination up to the point of transfer
  • Laboratory fertilisation and embryo culture
  • One embryo transfer

Usually billed on top

  • Medication
  • Donor screening and matching fees, if using donor eggs or sperm
  • ICSI or PGT if not already included
  • Freezing and storage
  • A repeat cycle or transfer if the first is unsuccessful
  • Interpreter or coordinator services
  • Travel and accommodation for the required visits

Questions to send the clinic

Copy these into an email. Written answers are worth ten phone calls.

  1. 1.Please could you send a written, itemised quote covering medication, monitoring, the procedure and any donor fees?
  2. 2.If this involves donor eggs or sperm, what does the donor programme fee cover and is it separate from the treatment fee?
  3. 3.How many transfers are included, and what does an additional transfer cost?
  4. 4.What is included for freezing and storage of spare embryos?
  5. 5.How many trips will I need to make, and how long does each one usually need to be?
  6. 6.What happens to the cost if the cycle has to be cancelled or adjusted?
  7. 7.Is there a named contact who will communicate with me in writing between visits?
  8. 8.Can you confirm the clinic's licensing and regulatory status in Greece?

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