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Fertility care in Bangkok

Stand-alone IVF clinics and hospital fertility centres, several with published package prices. Confirm current services, practitioners, fees and availability directly with each provider.

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If you are planning IVF or egg freezing in Thailand, Bangkok is where you will find the most options. Two kinds of provider sit side by side. Dedicated fertility clinics, such as Superior A.R.T. on New Petchburi Road, Jetanin on Soi Chidlom, SAFE Fertility Group at Gaysorn Amarin, First Fertility PGS Center near Asoke, Beyond IVF on Rama 2 Road and Jintabutr in Bang Phlat, do nothing but reproductive medicine. Private hospitals, including Bumrungrad, Bangkok Hospital's headquarters campus, Samitivej Sukhumvit, Phyathai 2 and Praram 9, run fertility centres inside a full general hospital, with gynaecological surgery, maternity units and emergency departments in the same buildings.

How much each provider tells you before you call varies a great deal. Superior A.R.T. publishes a detailed fee list; Beyond IVF gives starting prices; Jintabutr lists separate IVF package prices for Thai and foreign patients; and Bangkok Hospital publishes an itemised egg-freezing package for fly-in patients. Jetanin, Bumrungrad, Samitivej and Phyathai 2 publish detailed treatment lists but no prices. Accreditation claims also differ: Jetanin states JCI and RTAC accreditation, SAFE says its head clinic holds RTAC accreditation, and Phyathai 2 cites a JCI programme certification for its fertility centre.

For women's health more broadly, the city's large hospitals run dedicated women's centres, and the university teaching hospitals (Siriraj, King Chulalongkorn Memorial and Ramathibodi) list reproductive medicine and infertility units within their obstetrics departments. If you are comparing clinics from abroad, look at what each one says about eligibility, how many trips it expects, and what its package leaves out, before you weigh up price.

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Planning your trips and how long to stay

Clinics describe different travel patterns, so ask early. SAFE suggests about 10 to 14 days in Bangkok split over two trips, with early scans possible at home. Superior A.R.T. describes 3–4 days for egg collection if stimulation is monitored in your home country, or up to 15 days if it starts in Bangkok, followed by a shorter visit for embryo transfer. Bumrungrad says a full IVF cycle takes four to six weeks from start to finish.

Several clinics offer a first conversation before you fly: Superior A.R.T. sells phone consultations, Bumrungrad offers teleconsultation and Praram 9 runs video consultations. SAFE and Superior A.R.T. both say they can provide paperwork to support a medical visa application.

Getting to scans and egg collection

Monitoring visits during stimulation are often early in the morning and at short notice, so where you stay matters more than usual. Road traffic in Bangkok can turn a short trip into a long one, and the BTS Skytrain and MRT are the more dependable choice for routine appointments. Several clinics are close to the rail network: Jetanin is on Soi Chidlom, SAFE's head clinic is in Gaysorn Amarin on Ploenchit Road, First Fertility is near Asoke, and Phyathai 2 is near BTS Sanam Pao.

Opening hours also differ. Samitivej's Sukhumvit fertility centre lists daily hours of 07:00–22:00, Bumrungrad's opens seven days a week with longer weekday hours, and Phyathai 2's is open daily. On egg-collection day you will be sedated or anaesthetised, so plan for someone to take you back to your accommodation by taxi rather than public transport.

Who can be treated

Eligibility is set partly by Thai law and partly by each clinic, and the published rules are not uniform. Superior A.R.T.'s FAQ restricts IVF to married heterosexual couples with certified proof of marriage. Bumrungrad's egg-freezing page says frozen eggs are later fertilised with a legal spouse's sperm. SAFE states that single women can freeze eggs for social reasons. Beyond IVF describes an LGBTQIA+ pathway and fertility preservation for transgender patients.

Many clinics do not publish their rules at all, so ask in writing which documents you need, such as a marriage certificate and its translation, before you book flights.

Costs, packages and insurance

Published prices are useful starting points, but packages are built differently. Some include embryo freezing and a first year's storage; others, such as Beyond IVF's ICSI package, leave out freezing, thawing and genetic testing. Storage can be charged per egg, per vial or per batch, which changes the long-term cost. Promotional prices may have end dates; Bangkok Hospital's egg-freezing package for fly-in patients runs to 31 December 2026.

Ask for an itemised written quote, including medication beyond the standard dose. The UK government points out that Thai hospitals want payment guaranteed before they treat you, so check whether your insurance would cover an unplanned admission linked to planned treatment, and how you would pay if not.

If you feel unwell after egg collection

The UK fertility regulator, the HFEA, says the more serious symptoms of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome usually appear in the week after egg collection, and lists a swollen or painful stomach, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath, faintness and passing less urine. It advises contacting your clinic straight away if you notice any of these. Before collection, ask your clinic for an out-of-hours number, as several stand-alone clinics close in the late afternoon.

In an emergency, call 1669, Thailand's national emergency medical line. Hospital-based fertility centres have emergency departments on the same campus; at Bumrungrad, for instance, the 24-hour emergency number from a Thai phone is 1378. If you need an interpreter on the phone, the Tourist Police line, 1155, can assist.

Frequently asked questions

Should I choose a fertility clinic or a hospital fertility centre in Bangkok?

Stand-alone clinics focus only on fertility and several publish clear packages. Hospital centres sit alongside gynaecological surgery, maternity care and an emergency department. Compare what each publishes about its laboratory, eligibility and prices rather than the type alone.

How many trips to Bangkok does IVF take?

It depends on the clinic. SAFE suggests 10 to 14 days over two trips, and Superior A.R.T. describes a short stay for egg collection if scans start at home, then a second visit for transfer. Ask your clinic for its plan before booking flights.

Which Bangkok clinics publish prices?

Superior A.R.T., Beyond IVF, Jintabutr and Bangkok Hospital publish package or starting prices for some treatments. Others give prices only on request. Check what each package includes, especially embryo freezing, storage and genetic testing.

Can single women freeze eggs in Bangkok?

Some clinics say so: SAFE states that single women can freeze eggs for social reasons. Others restrict later use of eggs to married couples or do not publish their rules, so confirm eligibility in writing.

What should I do if I feel unwell after egg collection?

Contact your clinic straight away; the HFEA lists stomach swelling or pain, nausea, breathlessness, faintness and passing less urine as warning signs. In an emergency, call 1669.

Sources

Specific numbers, phone lines and hospital details on this page come from these pages.

  1. National Institute for Emergency Medicine (1669)
  2. TAT Newsroom: 1155 Tourist Police call centre and 1111 hotline
  3. GOV.UK: Thailand travel advice, health
  4. HFEA: risks of fertility treatment (OHSS)
  5. Superior A.R.T. FAQ (fees, travel and requirements)
  6. SAFE Fertility Group: international patients
  7. Beyond IVF: IVF-ICSI package
  8. Bangkok Hospital: egg freezing package
  9. Bumrungrad: Fertility Center & IVF Clinic
  10. Bumrungrad: egg freezing
  11. Bumrungrad: Emergency Center
  12. Samitivej Fertility Center
  13. Jetanin: international accreditation
  14. Phyathai 2: Infertility Treatment Center
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