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Egg Donor Availability

Donor pool size, diversity, and wait times

The country comparison

Which countries are best for egg donor availability

The destinations ranked high→low under this lens — each with the reasoning behind its score, the cited evidence one click down, and its full report. The verdict is free; the report is the depth.

19 / 19 Countries ranked

Researched and assessed by the Epidaurus editorial pipeline against our published scale. A country below the rule is not yet assessed enough — never ranked last.

  1. 1 Spain ES 5.0/5 Good Spain demonstrates excellence across all dimensions of egg donor availability, with Europe's largest donor pool performing 22,658 donor oocyte cycles in 2022 and near-zero wait times for the majority of patients seeki... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 7 cited points
    • 22,658 donor oocyte cycles performed in Spain in 2022 (>50% of all European cycles), with ~15,000 annual egg extractions sustaining the largest active donor pool in Europe
    • Effectively zero wait times for Caucasian/Mediterranean donors at major clinics; 3–4 months for Black/mixed-ethnicity matching; total treatment window 1.5–2 months from donor assignment to embryo transfer
    • 57% pregnancy rate per transfer regardless of recipient age (SEF data), compared to 50.5% fresh and 43% frozen per ESHRE 2019 registry; leading clinics report 83–97% cumulative pregnancy rates across multiple attempts
    • Comprehensive genetic screening at major clinics exceeding international standards: Instituto Bernabeu screens 600+ hereditary diseases and 3,000+ conditions; IVI's GeneSeeker provides DNA sequencing for genetic compatibility; Reproclinic screens 362 genetic diseases
    • Advanced matching technology including IVI Perfect Match 360° (biometric facial resemblance analysis), GeneSeeker DNA sequencing, and Fenomatch AI-based phenotype matching algorithm
    • Multiple program options: fresh and frozen donor egg cycles with 95%+ vitrification survival rates, blastocyst-stage transfers standard, hybrid programs (IVI–CREATE, Institut Marquès distance donation, Reproclinic's Repro4DED embryo shipping) minimizing required Spain travel for international patients
    • Dedicated international patient infrastructure: multilingual coordinators in English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese, and Arabic at major clinics; 20+ years as Europe's top cross-border reproductive care destination since legislative liberalization in 2006

    Read the full Spain report →

  2. 2 United States US 5.0/5 Good The US maintains the world's largest and most diverse egg donor pool with nearly 20,000 donors nationally. Wait times average one month with no waiting lists at major centers, and frozen programs achieve matching in 1... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 8 cited points
    • Nearly 20,000 donors in the largest national database with 100+ active donors at major clinics representing multiple ethnicities and educational backgrounds
    • Matching typically takes approximately one month from entry completion with no waiting lists at major fertility centers; frozen programs achieve 1-2 week matching
    • Fresh donor eggs achieve 38.7% live birth rate and frozen donor eggs 38.9% nationally in 2022; top clinics report 63.4% for frozen; age-adjusted success rates reach 42-52%
    • Comprehensive donor screening including genetic testing (cystic fibrosis, Fragile X, SMA), infectious disease testing, psychological evaluation by qualified mental health professionals, and FDA-regulated multidisciplinary team approach
    • Multiple program options available: fresh and frozen donor eggs with comparable outcomes, anonymous/semi-anonymous/known donor choices, and established international programs with dedicated coordinators
    • Industry-leading matching platforms with AI-enhanced embryo selection, detailed donor profiles including health records and family history, and 24/7 secured private databases
    • Strong international patient infrastructure with dedicated international coordinators, multilingual support, ability to ship cohorts of frozen donor eggs internationally, and treatment coordination via phone/Zoom
    • Year-round consistent availability due to large donor pool and professional coordination systems with no evidence of seasonal fluctuations

    Read the full United States report →

  3. 3 Poland PL 4.5/5 Good Poland's leading fertility clinics deliver success rates (50-75% live birth/clinical pregnancy) and wait times (1-2 months) that meet 5-star benchmarks, with rigorous donor screening and strong multilingual internatio... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Success rates of 50-75% live birth/clinical pregnancy at major clinics (INVICTA 75%, Klinika Bocian 53-66%), exceeding ESHRE European average of 44-49%
    • Wait times of 1-4 weeks donor matching plus 3-4 weeks frozen cycle at major clinics meet the 1-2 month excellent benchmark
    • Rigorous donor screening with 3% acceptance rate at INVICTA, mandatory psychological evaluation, and extended genetic testing (karyotyping, cystic fibrosis, fragile X) meeting international standards
    • Multilingual coordination in 5-6 languages with dedicated international teams; Gyncentrum serves 20% British, 18% German, 9% American patients
    • Predominantly Caucasian donor pool with no ethnic diversity options and legal requirement for strict anonymity (no known-donor programs) limits program flexibility

    Read the full Poland report →

  4. 4 Brazil BR 4.0/5 Good Brazil operates one of Latin America's largest egg donation ecosystems with 190 ART clinics (84% offering donation), performing 9,000–11,000 donor-egg cycles annually. Wait times of 2–4 months for fresh cycles and 4–8... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 7 cited points
    • Brazil performed 9,000–11,000 oocyte donation cycles in 2023 (18% of Latin American activity), distributed across 190 ART clinics with 84% offering egg donation services
    • Private clinics report minimal waiting lists with frozen oocyte bank cycles initiating in 4–8 weeks and fresh synchronised cycles in 2–3 months
    • Huntington São Paulo study (2013–2015): clinical pregnancy rates of 60.9% (fresh) and 59.0% (frozen); REDLARA 2021 registry delivery rates 41.1% (fresh), 34.8% (frozen)
    • Comprehensive CFM-mandated donor screening includes infectious disease testing, psychological counselling, and gynecological evaluation; major clinics adhere to HFEA, FDA, and REDLARA international standards
    • 85.1% of Brazilian fertility clinics treat international patients; top São Paulo facilities offer multilingual staff, dedicated international coordinators, accommodation partnerships, and FDA/NYDH-licensed egg export capabilities
    • Both fresh and frozen donor egg programs available with documented oocyte vitrification survival rates exceeding 92%; imported frozen eggs from Spain, Ovoria, and Aphrodite Egg Bank provide supplementary supply
    • Cost advantage of 30–50% below US and European pricing; phenotypic diversity of Brazil's racially mixed population facilitates donor matching across diverse recipient backgrounds

    Read the full Brazil report →

  5. 5 India IN 4.0/5 Good India maintains good egg donor availability with major fertility centers reporting 70+ active donors per clinic and success rates of 50-90% per embryo transfer, comprehensive screening meeting international standards,... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Donor pool: Major fertility centers report 70+ active donors listed and ready to donate (fits Score 4 range of 50-100 per clinic)
    • Success rates: 75-90% per embryo transfer reported by major clinics; more conservative estimates of 55.9% fresh and 40.2% frozen embryo transfer (exceed Score 4 minimum of 40-49%)
    • Comprehensive donor screening: All donors undergo medical, genetic, psychological evaluation and infectious disease testing according to ART and ICMR guidelines
    • Program options: Both fresh and frozen donor egg cycles available; international patient coordinators and multilingual support established
    • Regulatory constraints: ART Act 2021 restricts donors to ever-married women aged 23-35 with at least one child 3+ years old, one-time-lifetime donation only, altruistic-only compensation model limiting pool growth

    Read the full India report →

  6. 6 United Kingdom GB 3.5/5 Moderate The UK offers excellent egg donor availability at specialized private frozen egg banks (London Egg Bank, IVI London, CRGH) with short wait times (1.5–2 months), high success rates (47–60%), advanced AI-assisted matchi... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Donor pool declining (1,495→1,392 registrations) despite patient demand nearly doubling (5,200→9,200 patients 2013–2023)
    • Private frozen egg banks: no waiting lists, treatment within 1.5–2 months; success rates 47–60% at leading clinics vs. 33% national average
    • Severe ethnic diversity gap: approximately 1,070 White donors vs. 60 Asian and 55 Black donors in 2023 (per HFEA 2024)
    • NHS altruistic pathway: 12 months minimum to 3–4 years wait; report notes UK patients commonly travel to Spain, Greece, Czech Republic to avoid domestic delays
    • Comprehensive HFEA-regulated screening, advanced Fenomatch AI matching at London Egg Bank, dedicated international coordinators with multilingual support at leading clinics

    Read the full United Kingdom report →

  7. 7 Colombia CO 3.5/5 Moderate Colombia presents a strong destination for medical tourists with competitive wait times (minimal-to-no lists for Hispanic phenotypes, 2-3 days for frozen cycles), comprehensive donor screening meeting international st... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Donor pool of 30-100 pre-screened active donors per major clinic, with phenotypic concentration in Hispanic/mestizo demographics; European-phenotype matching requires imported frozen eggs
    • Wait times minimal-to-absent for Hispanic-phenotype matching; fresh cycles ~3 months from consultation to transfer; frozen cycles 2-3 days via Eugin's in-house bank — competitive with Score 4-5 standards
    • Recent success rates: 2023 REDLARA study reported 32.4% donor-egg live birth rate per transfer (Score 3 range); older 2014 REDLARA data reported 50.9% CPR and 42.6% delivery rates, creating outcome uncertainty
    • Comprehensive donor screening (serology, karyotype, genetic carriers, ovarian reserve, psychological evaluation) meeting REDLARA and international standards
    • Strong international infrastructure: bilingual coordinators, telemedicine, 2-3 day on-site stays for frozen cycles, dedicated agencies; top clinics hold multi-accreditation (InSer: REDLARA Gold, GHA, AAAASF, JCI)

    Read the full Colombia report →

  8. 8 Mexico MX 3.5/5 Moderate Mexico demonstrates strong infrastructure, accessibility, and donor screening standards aligned with international best practices (ASRM/REDLARA), along with excellent wait times (4–10 weeks) and robust international p... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Wait times of 4–10 weeks from consultation to embryo transfer for fresh cycles; effectively immediate for frozen cycles, among the shortest in the Americas
    • Comprehensive donor screening aligned with ASRM and REDLARA standards, including infectious disease, genetic carrier, ovarian reserve, psychological, and lifestyle evaluations at major clinics
    • Diverse international donor pools spanning Hispanic, Caucasian, Black, South American, European, and Middle Eastern donors across multiple clinics
    • Major transparency and success-rate reporting concern: peer-reviewed field study of 566 Mexican fertility patients found actual live birth rates of ~10.8%, versus clinic claims of 60–80%; independent data for donor-egg-specific outcomes not provided
    • Strong international patient infrastructure including virtual consultations, remote donor selection via online databases, English-speaking coordinators, and no reported seasonal availability fluctuations

    Read the full Mexico report →

  9. 9 Malaysia MY 3.5/5 Moderate Malaysia demonstrates excellent operational metrics—2–3 week wait times and 47.7% fresh-cycle live birth rates exceed Score 4 benchmarks. Major RTAC-certified clinics provide good donor screening, both fresh and froze... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 7 cited points
    • Wait times 2–3 weeks for fresh cycles and 4 weeks for frozen (exceeds Score 4 'reasonable' expectation of 2–4 months)
    • Fresh donor egg live birth rate 47.7% (high end of Score 4 range 40–49%); frozen 39.6% (low Score 3 range)
    • Donor pool ethnically constrained: 'nearly all active egg donors are Malaysian citizens of Chinese ethnicity' due to Islamic restrictions prohibiting Muslim women from donation
    • Unregulated egg-donor agents operate freely with documented fraud (Singaporean couple case: misrepresented donor history, simultaneous cycles at multiple clinics, agent absconded)
    • MMC 2025 guidelines formally prohibit gamete donation, creating regulatory grey zone; private clinics operate without court-tested enforcement
    • No national donor registry or statutory donation limits, unlike Singapore's 5-child-per-donor cap
    • RTAC-certified clinics (Sunfert, Alpha IVF) have comprehensive in-house screening; agents lack mandatory genetic testing and monitoring

    Read the full Malaysia report →

  10. 10 Singapore SG 2.0/5 Poor Singapore faces a severe, government-acknowledged shortage of domestic egg donors with no organized recruitment pool. The domestic donor pool relies entirely on personal networks (known donors) and byproduct supply, m... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Government-acknowledged 'severe shortage of altruistically donated eggs' with donation 'not yet a widespread practice' due to altruistic-only compensation policy
    • No organized anonymous domestic donor pool exists; domestic donors consist only of known relatives/friends requiring personal recruitment or byproduct donors from other IVF cycles
    • Categorical restriction to legally married heterosexual couples eliminates single women, unmarried couples, and same-sex couples from treatment eligibility
    • Overseas frozen egg import (4-week turnaround) is Singapore's only functional pathway for most medical tourists; no dedicated international egg donation programs exist
    • Domestic fresh donor cycles are 'almost exclusively possible through known donors' with unpredictable timing dependent on personal recruitment

    Read the full Singapore report →

  11. 11 Jordan JO 1.0/5 Poor Egg donation is legally and religiously prohibited in Jordan under Law 25 of 2018 and Sunni Islamic jurisprudence, resulting in zero active egg donors and complete absence of donor egg services. The prohibition is abs... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Zero active egg donors at any Jordanian fertility clinic; egg donation prohibited under both religious authority (Iftaa Department) and statutory law (Law 25 of 2018)
    • No donor egg programs, matching services, or donor profiles exist; all such services are legally banned
    • Strong societal opposition reinforces prohibition: 75% of Jordanian healthcare workers opposed legalizing surrogacy on religious grounds (PMC/NCBI 2020)
    • Stem Cell Statute No. 10 of 2014 explicitly prohibits egg banking and financial compensation for gamete donation
    • International patients seeking egg donation must travel outside Jordan to Europe or Iran; no cross-border donor programs serve Jordan-based patients

    Read the full Jordan report →

  12. 12 Germany DE 1.0/5 Poor Germany maintains a complete legal prohibition on egg donation under the Embryo Protection Act (ESchG), making it the only EU country along with Luxembourg where the procedure is illegal. With zero active donors, no d... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Zero active egg donors nationwide; no clinic offers egg donor cycles; no national registry data exists because procedure is prohibited under Section 1 ESchG
    • Egg donation is completely prohibited with criminal penalties for physicians (up to 3 years imprisonment); Germany and Luxembourg are the only EU member states maintaining this ban
    • No domestic wait time because treatment is unavailable domestically; patients are uniformly redirected to foreign providers
    • No fresh or frozen donor egg programs exist within Germany; any clinic offering frozen donor eggs would violate the ESchG
    • No matching systems, online donor databases, or selection platforms operate in Germany; no international patient services exist for egg donation

    Read the full Germany report →

  13. 13 Hungary HU 1.0/5 Poor Hungary has effectively no functional egg donor availability due to a legal requirement that donors must be close female relatives under age 35 who have already given birth, combined with a state-monopoly healthcare s... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Legal requirement for relative-only egg donors under age 35 who have given birth makes anonymous donation impossible in practice, with no recruitment infrastructure
    • First consultation wait times exceed 6 months, with some patients waiting over a year; total wait from referral to cycle start can exceed 12 months
    • Overall state system ART success rate approximately 2%, far below international benchmarks of 40%+; Hungary did not report egg donation cycle data to ESHRE
    • Private fertility clinics banned since July 2022; only 13 state-run centers serve 150,000-200,000 infertile couples; no frozen egg bank infrastructure or online donor database exists
    • No dedicated international patient services for egg donation; 5,000-6,000 Hungarian couples seek treatment abroad in Czech Republic or Slovakia instead

    Read the full Hungary report →

  14. 14 Israel IL 1.0/5 Poor Israel's egg donor availability scores at the lowest level for medical tourists due to a legal bar that restricts domestic egg donation recipient status to Israeli residents, making the program completely inaccessible... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Legal restriction: The 2010 Knesset law limits recipient eligibility to Israeli residents; non-residents cannot access the domestic egg donation program under any circumstances
    • Success rates: 18.2% live birth rate per embryo transfer (2016-2020), below the international benchmark of 40-50% and below the Score 1 threshold of 20%
    • Donor pool shortage: Estimated 20-50 active domestic donors nationally against ~200 women monthly seeking egg donation services; one major IVF unit enrolled only 26 donors over 4.5 years
    • Extreme wait times: At least one senior specialist reported waiting lists exceeding two years for matched domestic donor cycles
    • No international services: The report states 'For an international medical tourist seeking egg donation services, Israel offers no viable domestic program'

    Read the full Israel report →

  15. 15 United Arab Emirates AE 1.0/5 Poor The United Arab Emirates has zero egg donor availability due to a comprehensive federal prohibition on all forms of third-party gamete donation under Federal Law No. 7 of 2019. No donor pool, egg banks, matching proce... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 3 cited points
    • Federal Law No. 7 of 2019 explicitly prohibits all egg donation with criminal penalties of 2-5 years imprisonment and AED 500,000-1,000,000 fines
    • Zero active egg donors; no egg bank permitted; no recruitment programs or matching services operate in the UAE
    • Service completely unavailable domestically; medical tourists must travel to Spain, Greece, India, or Cyprus for donor egg IVF

    Read the full United Arab Emirates report →

  16. 16 Japan JP 1.0/5 Poor Japan scores 1 (Very Poor / Effectively Unavailable) because it has an extremely small domestic donor pool (producing approximately 50 children cumulatively since 2007), wait times that are effectively indefinite due ... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 5 cited points
    • Fewer than 40 children born through JISART over 2007-2017; approximately 12 through OD-NET 2013-2023; total ~50 cumulatively—far below any viable donor pool size
    • JISART ethical review process takes 'several years'; no published wait-time data exists; wait times described as 'indefinite from a practical standpoint'
    • Programs restricted to legally married heterosexual couples; non-resident foreigners explicitly excluded; no international patient services or cross-border donor sharing agreements
    • No commercial frozen egg banks exist; fresh-cycle coordination not operationally feasible with minimal donor pool
    • Research summary explicitly states: 'For an incoming medical tourist seeking donor eggs in Japan: there is no viable pathway'

    Read the full Japan report →

  17. 17 South Korea KR 1.0/5 Poor South Korea has an effectively non-existent egg donor market despite possessing world-class fertility clinics and exceptional IVF technical expertise. The prohibition on compensated donation, combined with social stig... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 6 cited points
    • No specific data on the number of active egg donors per clinic in South Korea; donor availability is not widespread and remains socially stigmatized
    • Domestic wait times are prohibitively long or indefinite; many Korean couples travel outside the country to the U.S. where donors exist in larger numbers
    • The prohibition on compensated egg donation restricts donor supply, as egg donors must donate voluntarily without payment, creating a fundamental structural barrier to donor recruitment
    • International fertility providers state that 'egg donation and surrogacy are not allowed in Korea' despite technical legality of non-commercial donation
    • Semi-legal and outright illegal agents function to arrange egg donation due to insufficient legitimate supply, operating outside proper medical oversight
    • The Fertility Institute of Hawaii has become the center of choice for patients from Korea seeking egg donation, demonstrating reverse medical tourism flow from South Korea outbound rather than inbound

    Read the full South Korea report →

  18. 18 Thailand TH 1.0/5 Poor Thailand receives a score of 1 because egg donor services are effectively unavailable for international medical tourists despite the country's strong general IVF infrastructure. The 2015 ART Act requires donors to hav... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 7 cited points
    • Legal requirement that egg donors must have the same nationality as recipients, making it 'practically impossible' for most international medical tourists to find eligible donors
    • Prohibition on commercial egg donation combined with non-commercial altruistic-only model severely limits donor supply
    • Ban on import/export of gametes/embryos prevents use of international egg banks or export of embryos, restricting treatment flexibility
    • Most accessible donor pool consists of known donors only (family members, acquaintances), unsuitable for international patients
    • Agencies operating in gray areas provide services outside legal frameworks, exposing patients to legal risks and uncertain protections
    • Foreign intended parents explicitly excluded from legal egg donor services; legal pathway requires patients to bring their own donor and obtain ethics committee approval
    • No dedicated international patient services specifically for egg donation; general multilingual support does not overcome fundamental legal access barriers

    Read the full Thailand report →

  19. 19 Turkey TR 1.0/5 Poor Egg donor availability in Turkey scores 1 (very poor/unavailable) due to comprehensive legal prohibition of all third-party assisted reproduction since 1987, further criminalized in 2010. Mainland Turkey has zero acti... Full report
    The evidence behind this score 4 cited points
    • Zero active egg donors in mainland Turkey; Turkish Ministry of Health regulation restricts all licensed ART clinics to 'only the couple's own reproductive cells'
    • Complete legal prohibition operative since 1987; March 2010 criminalization extends penalties to clinics treating any patient with donor gametes, Turkish citizens face up to 3 years imprisonment
    • Turkey reported zero oocyte donation cycles to ESHRE registry (2008-2012), consistent with legal prohibition; no national donor screening protocols or matching infrastructure exist
    • International patients are subject to the same absolute prohibition as Turkish nationals; reputable Turkish clinics explicitly state 'egg donation, sperm donation, embryo donation, and surrogacy are not available in Turkey'

    Read the full Turkey report →

Reading the field

What separates a good programme from a dangerous one

Every country above is graded against this published scale — the same 1–5 rubric for egg donor availability, top to bottom. How we score →

  1. 5/5 Excellent

    - Large, diverse donor pool (100+ active donors at major clinics, representing multiple ethnicities) - Short wait times (1-2 months from consultation to cycle start) - Comprehensive donor screening meeting international standards - Excellent success rates with donor eggs (50%+ live birth rates per transfer) - Multiple program options (fresh/frozen, anonymous/known, international programs) - Advanced matching technology and personalized services - Strong support for international patients with multilingual services - Evidence of consistent donor availability year-round

  2. 4/5 Good

    - Moderately large donor pool (50-100 active donors at major clinics) - Reasonable wait times (2-4 months from consultation to cycle start) - Good donor screening protocols meeting most international standards - Good success rates with donor eggs (40-49% live birth rates per transfer) - Both fresh and frozen options available - Standard matching processes with some technology integration - Basic international patient support services - Generally consistent availability with some seasonal variation

  3. 3/5 Moderate

    - Limited donor pool (20-50 active donors at major clinics) - Moderate wait times (4-6 months from consultation to cycle start) - Basic donor screening meeting minimum medical requirements - Moderate success rates with donor eggs (30-39% live birth rates per transfer) - Limited program options (primarily one type - fresh or frozen) - Basic matching processes with minimal technology - Limited international patient services - Seasonal availability issues affecting wait times

  4. 2/5 Poor

    - Small donor pool (10-20 active donors at major clinics) - Long wait times (6-12 months from consultation to cycle start) - Minimal donor screening with gaps in medical or psychological evaluation - Below-average success rates with donor eggs (20-29% live birth rates per transfer) - Very limited program options and flexibility - Manual, inefficient matching processes - Minimal support for international patients - Significant seasonal shortages or availability gaps

  5. 1/5 Very Poor / Unavailable

    - Very small or no donor pool (fewer than 10 active donors nationally) - Extremely long wait times (12+ months) or indefinite waiting lists - Inadequate donor screening or safety protocols - Poor success rates with donor eggs (below 20% live birth rates per transfer) - Single program type with no flexibility - No systematic matching process - No international patient services - Frequent shortages making donor eggs effectively unavailable

The reports

The full country reports under this lens

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References

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