Embryo Donation in Cyprus

Patients applying to our hospital for embryo donation can undergo most of the treatment remotely from their home country under our direct medical guidance. They only need to travel to Cyprus for one day for the embryo transfer procedure.

Before starting the treatment, you may have a free preliminary consultation with our doctor via phone to receive detailed information about the process. During this consultation, you will be informed about the necessary examinations and tests. If you prefer, you can also travel to Cyprus for a same-day consultation.

Patients who begin their treatment in their home country are required to undergo a gynecological examination and send all test results to our hospital. Once your test results are received, our doctors will review them and create a personalized treatment plan.

If you are menstruating, the medication to prepare your uterus will begin on day 2 or 3 of your cycle, once all tests are completed. If you are in menopause, treatment can begin at any time. Egg and sperm donors are selected based on the recipient’s preferences—such as blood type, physical traits, ethnic background, and any photos provided—and the treatment plan is tailored accordingly.

The embryo transfer can be planned as a one-day round trip. Embryos are created using donor eggs and sperm that match the couple’s physical characteristics and are cultured until day 5 before being transferred to the uterus. Any remaining embryos can be frozen upon request.

Embryos created through embryo donation are uniquely designated for the intended patient and, due to genetic siblinghood, are not used for other patients.

Your appointment for the transfer will be scheduled at our clinic. No anesthesia is required for the procedure. After the transfer, you will be given detailed instructions on the medications you’ll need to use. A blood pregnancy test (BHCG) can be performed 10–12 days after the transfer to determine the result.