IVF cost in Türkiye
IVF in Türkiye is delivered through private clinics, many of which market heavily to international patients and quote package prices covering a set number of visits and one cycle of treatment. Package prices commonly include the core procedure and transfer, but medication, PGT, freezing, donor gametes and any additional attempts are usually charged on top, so the advertised figure is rarely the full cost for everyone. Because so much of the price is built around a standard package, asking what happens if your treatment does not go exactly to plan is particularly important here.
We do not publish an average price for Türkiye, because any single figure would be a guess and would go out of date.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 Turkish lira (TRY).
What drives the cost
- The dose and type of stimulation medication needed
- Whether ICSI or PGT is used
- Freezing and storage of eggs or embryos
- Whether the package covers one transfer or more
- Donor egg or sperm use, where legally permitted
- Extra monitoring scans if the standard schedule is not enough
- Travel, accommodation and the length of stay required
Usually inside the advertised price
- Initial consultation and treatment plan
- Monitoring during stimulation
- Egg collection procedure
- Laboratory fertilisation and embryo culture
- One embryo transfer
Usually billed on top
- Medication
- ICSI or PGT if not part of the base package
- Freezing and storage beyond the period included
- A second transfer or a further cycle if the first is unsuccessful
- Donor gametes, where used
- Airport transfers, accommodation and interpreter services
- Extra scans if you need to extend your stay
Questions to send the clinic
Copy these into an email. Written answers are worth ten phone calls.
- 1.Please could you send a written quote listing everything included in the package and everything billed separately?
- 2.How many transfers does this package cover, and what does an additional transfer cost?
- 3.Is medication included, and if not, what is it likely to add and where would I get it from?
- 4.What happens to the price and the plan if egg collection or transfer needs to be delayed?
- 5.How long do you expect me to need to stay, and what does that depend on?
- 6.What is included for storage of spare embryos, and what does it cost after that period?
- 7.Is there a named coordinator who will answer questions in writing before and after I travel?
- 8.Can you confirm the clinic's licensing and regulatory status in Türkiye?
Read next
Sources
- Guidelines and patient information, ESHRE. Link checked 17 September 2026.
- Costs and funding of fertility treatment, HFEA. Link checked 17 September 2026.
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