At a glance

A practical checklist of IVF cost components in Thailand, including consultation, medications, lab fees, PGT, embryo storage, and hidden costs like visa extensions. Includes questions to ask clinics before you commit.

Why You Need a Cost Checklist

IVF costs in Thailand can vary widely between clinics and depend on your individual treatment plan. A checklist helps you compare packages, avoid surprises, and ask the right questions. This guide breaks down the main cost components and provides questions to ask each clinic before you decide.

Main Cost Components

1. Initial Consultation and Diagnostic Tests

Most clinics charge a consultation fee for the first visit. This may include an ultrasound, blood work, and a semen analysis. Some packages bundle these, while others charge separately. Ask whether the consultation fee covers both partners and if any tests are extra.

2. IVF Cycle Fee (Lab and Procedure)

This is the core cost for egg retrieval, sperm preparation, fertilization (ICSI), and embryo culture. Some clinics offer a single-cycle package that includes these steps. For example, Deep & Harmonicare IVF Center (DHC) lists a basic single-cycle medical package at THB 490,000 (June 2026 reference price). However, final costs vary by medication, testing, storage, procedures, and travel. Always confirm what is included in the quoted package.

3. Medications

Fertility drugs (stimulation injections, trigger shot, and luteal support) are often not included in the base package. Medication costs depend on the protocol and dosage. Ask for an estimate based on your profile and whether the clinic offers generic or branded options.

4. Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT)

PGT is an additional cost if you choose to test embryos for chromosomal abnormalities or genetic disorders. The fee typically covers biopsy, genetic analysis, and reporting. Not all clinics offer PGT in-house; some send samples to an external lab. Confirm the total cost per embryo or per cycle, and whether shipping fees apply.

5. Embryo Storage

If you have surplus embryos, you may pay an annual storage fee. Some packages include the first year; others charge separately. Ask about the cost per year and the clinic’s policy on long-term storage.

6. Embryo Transfer

The transfer procedure may be included in the cycle fee or charged separately. If you plan a frozen embryo transfer (FET) in a later cycle, that is usually an additional cost. Ask about the FET fee and whether it includes endometrial preparation medications.

7. Additional Procedures

Optional add-ons like assisted hatching, time-lapse imaging (e.g., Embryoscope+), IMSI, or MACS may incur extra charges. Ask which technologies are included in your package and which are optional.

Hidden and Miscellaneous Costs

  • Visa extensions: If your treatment requires a longer stay, you may need to extend your tourist visa or obtain a medical visa. Check the current visa rules and fees with the Thai embassy or consulate.
  • Travel and accommodation: Flights, hotels, and local transport for you and your partner. Some clinics offer discounted rates at partner hotels.
  • Translation or coordination services: If you need an interpreter or a patient coordinator, ask if the clinic provides this free or for a fee.
  • Courier fees: For sending sperm samples, medical records, or embryos to/from the clinic.
  • Legal or administrative fees: If you need documents for surrogacy or embryo export, these may involve notary or legal costs.

Questions to Ask Each Clinic

  • What is included in the base IVF package? Please provide a detailed written quotation.
  • Are medications included? If not, what is the estimated cost for my protocol?
  • What is the cost of PGT per embryo or per cycle? Does it include biopsy and analysis?
  • How much is embryo storage per year? Is the first year free?
  • What is the cost of a frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycle?
  • Are there any additional fees for ICSI, assisted hatching, or time-lapse imaging?
  • Do you offer a multi-cycle discount or refund program?
  • What are the payment terms? Is a deposit required? Do you accept international wire transfers or credit cards?
  • Do you provide a cost estimate for visa extensions or accommodation?
  • Can I speak with a former international patient or read reviews about cost transparency?

How to Compare Packages

When comparing quotes, look beyond the headline price. Create a spreadsheet with each clinic’s inclusions and exclusions. Factor in your personal needs: if you require PGT, a clinic that bundles it may be more cost-effective. Also consider the clinic’s success rates, but remember that published rates are averages and not a guarantee for your individual outcome.

For example, DHC’s 2026 hospital profile reports a 78% average embryo-transfer success rate for 2025 (approximately 80%). This is not an individual prediction or guarantee. Other clinics like Bumrungrad International Hospital, Gift Fertility Clinic, Prime Fertility Clinic, Intrarat Hospital, and PMG Hospital also offer IVF services, but their current pricing and success rates should be confirmed directly.

Final Tips

  • Always get a written quotation that itemizes all costs.
  • Ask about refund policies if the cycle is canceled.
  • Check if the clinic has international patient coordinators who can help with logistics.
  • Review the clinic’s certifications (e.g., JCI, ISO, RTAC) as a quality indicator.
  • Visit our patient resources for more planning guides, and see our FAQ for common questions. For personalized assistance, contact us.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average cost of IVF in Thailand?

IVF costs vary widely. A basic single-cycle medical package at Deep & Harmonicare IVF Center (DHC) is THB 490,000 (June 2026 reference price), but final costs depend on medications, testing, storage, procedures, and travel. Other clinics may have different pricing. Always request a detailed written quotation.

Are medications included in IVF packages?

Not always. Some packages include basic medications, while others charge separately. Ask for an estimate based on your protocol.

How much does PGT cost in Thailand?

PGT costs vary by clinic and number of embryos tested. Ask for the per-embryo or per-cycle fee, including biopsy and analysis.

What hidden costs should I expect?

Hidden costs may include visa extensions, travel and accommodation, translation services, courier fees, and legal or administrative fees. Ask your clinic for a full list.

Can I get a refund if my cycle is canceled?

Refund policies vary. Ask the clinic about their cancellation and refund terms before paying.

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Medical information notice: This article is educational and does not replace individual assessment, diagnosis, genetic counselling or treatment advice from a licensed clinician. Provider services, availability, fees and policies should be verified directly before booking.

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