Egg freezing in Thailand: Costs, Doctors and Top Hospitals

Q: How Much Does It Cost to Freeze Eggs in Thailand?

Prices generally range between $5,000 and $7,500 per cycle, which includes consultations, ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, and initial freezing. Storage fees vary by clinic.

Step-by-Step Guide to Egg Freezing in Thailand

1. Initial Consultation & Hormonal Testing

Before beginning treatment, you’ll undergo a comprehensive fertility assessment to determine your egg reserve and overall reproductive health. This includes:

Blood tests: AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone), FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone), LH (Luteinizing Hormone), and Estradiol.
Ultrasound: Antral follicle count to assess ovarian reserve.
Specialist consultation: A fertility expert will review your results and create a personalized stimulation plan.

💡 Some clinics allow patients to complete initial testing in their home country, minimizing the time needed in Thailand.

2. Ovarian Stimulation & Monitoring

For 10–14 days, you’ll take hormone injections to stimulate your ovaries to produce multiple eggs. During this period, your doctor will closely monitor progress with blood tests and ultrasounds.

Appointments every 2–3 days ensure optimal response.
The goal is to retrieve the highest number of quality eggs for freezing.

3. Egg Retrieval Procedure

Once your eggs have matured, they are retrieved in a short outpatient procedure:

Sedation or light anesthesia will be used to ensure comfort but an overnight stay is not necessary.
The retrieval takes 15–20 minutes using ultrasound-guided aspiration.
Most patients resume normal activities within 24 hours.

4. Freezing & Storage

The retrieved eggs are immediately frozen using vitrification, a rapid-freezing technique that ensures the highest survival rates when thawed in the future.

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Why Choose Thailand for Egg Freezing?

Legal Flexibility: Thailand allows gender selection, unlike many other countries, making it a preferred choice for many international patients who don't have this option in their home country.

World-Class Clinics & Expertise: Leading fertility clinics in Thailand use cutting-edge technology and advanced IVF techniques, with highly experienced embryologists and fertility specialists.

Cost Savings: Egg freezing in Thailand is significantly more affordable than in Western countries, costing 50–70% less than in the U.S. or Europe.

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Egg Freezing Cost in Thailand (2025 Updated Prices)

Service	Estimated Cost (USD)
Initial Consultation & Tests	$200 – $500
Ovarian Stimulation & Monitoring	$1,500 – $2,500
Egg Retrieval & Vitrification	$3,000 – $4,500
1-Year Egg Storage Fee	$300 – $500 per year
Optional: IVF & Implantation	$3,500 – $5,000

👉 Total cost per cycle: $5,000 – $7,000, which is 50–70% cheaper than in the U.S. or Australia.

💡 Pro Tip: Many clinics in Thailand offer egg freezing packages that include consultations, medications, and storage discounts for multiple years. Please contact us for the latest package deals.

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Travel & Accommodation Tips for Patients

If you’re traveling to Thailand for egg freezing, here’s what you need to know:

Visa: Many patients qualify for a medical visa, which allows extended stays for fertility treatments but for most a tourist visa on arrival is sufficient for stays under 30 days.
Recovery & Downtime: While most patients resume normal activities within 24 hours after egg retrieval, it’s recommended to rest for a day. Light sightseeing or relaxation at a hotel is advisable before traveling back home.
Travel Planning: Patients typically stay 7–10 days in Thailand for the complete process. Booking flights in advance and considering travel insurance is recommended for a stress-free experience.

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What Happens When You’re Ready to Use Your Eggs?

When you decide to conceive, your frozen eggs will be thawed, fertilized with sperm via IVF, and transferred into your uterus or a surrogate. Thailand’s leading fertility clinics ensure high success rates with embryo implantation.

Is Egg Freezing in Thailand Right for You?

If you're considering preserving your fertility, Thailand offers an ideal combination of affordability, expertise, and legal flexibility. With world-class clinics and seamless medical tourism options, many women from around the world trust Thailand for their fertility journey.

📞 Need help finding the right clinic? Contact Konkai Health to explore options tailored to your needs!

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Locations

Best Hospitals for Egg freezing in Thailand

Genea Clinic

Genea Thailand is a top choice for fertility treatments, bringing nearly 40 years of expertise from Genea Australia. Their state-of-the-art lab, cutting-edge technology, and high success rates set them apart. Offering IVF, ICSI, IUI, egg freezing, and genetic screening, they provide world-class care with personalized treatment plans. Easily accessible via BTS Chidlom, Genea Thailand is a trusted destination for those seeking the best in reproductive medicine.

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Safe Fertility Clinic

SAFE Fertility Group is a leading choice for medical tourists seeking fertility treatment in Thailand. As the first IVF clinic in the country—and second in ASEAN—to earn RTAC accreditation from Australia and New Zealand, it upholds exceptional standards. With expert specialists, advanced technology, and strong success rates, SAFE attracts patients worldwide. Located in Bangkok and beyond, it offers high-quality care and Thailand’s renowned hospitality for those pursuing parenthood.

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Common Questions

Is Egg Freezing Legal for Foreigners in Thailand?

Absolutely. Thailand allows international patients to undergo fertility treatments, including egg freezing and related procedures.

How Much Does It Cost to Freeze Eggs in Thailand?

Prices generally range between $5,000 and $7,500 per cycle, which includes consultations, ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, and initial freezing. Storage fees vary by clinic.

Can I Complete Part of the Process Outside of Thailand?

Yes. Clinics like Genea have international locations and offer remote consultations, letting you do initial tests and prep work at home before traveling for the retrieval and freezing.

What if I Need Surrogacy Later On?

Surrogacy in Thailand is subject to specific legal guidelines and is typically available to heterosexual, legally married couples. If you’re considering surrogacy, discuss your eligibility and the legal framework with your fertility specialist and clinic.

Is it safe to do Egg freezing in Thailand?

Thailand has some of the best hospitals and medical facilities in the world, with highly skilled doctors and state-of-the-art technology. These facilities are accredited by international organizations, such as the Joint Commission International, ensuring that they meet global healthcare standards.

Konkai only works with accredited facilities to ensure that our clients receive safe, effective, and reliable medical care. We have done extensive research and vetting to ensure that the hospitals and clinics we work with provide the highest quality of care and meet the same standards as medical facilities in developed countries. We prioritize your well-being and only recommend medical facilities that we would trust to provide care to our own loved ones.

Does my insurance cover Egg freezing in Thailand?

Whether medical insurance covers Egg freezing in Thailand or not depends on the individual policy. Some policies cover the procedure, while others may not. It's important to check with your insurance provider to find out if Egg freezing is covered and if there are any restrictions or limitations on coverage for medical procedures performed outside of your home country.

Some policies may require pre-authorization or pre-approval for medical procedures performed outside of your home country.

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