IVF programs in Georgia
Georgia is a country located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia and has long established itself as a popular destination for medical tourism, particularly in the field of reproductive medicine.
Modern clinics, highly qualified doctors, the absence of bureaucratic obstacles and liberal legislation create favorable conditions for in vitro fertilization (IVF) programs, including donor eggs and surrogacy.
Advantages of treatment in Georgia
This is why thousands of couples choose Georgia for IVF programs
Supportive legislation
Allows the use of donor eggs, surrogacy and other reproductive technologies for heterosexual couples (including foreigners).
High quality of medical care
Advanced equipment and methodologies, international standards such as ESHRE, ASRM, and HFEA.
Affordable cost
The price of IVF in Georgia is significantly lower than in most European and NA countries, without compromising quality.
Fast process
Minimal waiting times, simple logistics, and flexible program scheduling.
Safety and comfort
Comfortable living conditions, high level of security and hospitality of the local population.
Cost of IVF programs in Georgia
Average cost range
Basic IVF program
3,000 – 6,000 USD
Including medications, ICSI, embryo transfer
up to 8,000 USD
With donor oocytes (without PGT)
5,000 – 7,000 USD
With PGT or additional options
up to 10,000 – 12,000 USD
Factors influencing the cost
Clinic level (ranking, reputation, technology)
Need for additional procedures (ICSI, PGT, oocyte donation, assisted hatching)
Medication protocols (stimulation doses, specific techniques)
Cryopreservation and storage of biological material
Location (Tbilisi vs. regional centers)
Duration of the program and number of cycles
Recommendations for planning
Request package prices from different clinics — many offer fixed-price programs with transparent conditions.
Clarify what is included in the package — whether medications, PGT, embryo transfer, or cryopreservation are covered.
Compare clinic success rates — cost matters, but reliability of outcomes is more important.
Consider an additional budget for accommodation, flights, interpreter services, and consultations.
Discuss the legal aspects of procedures with a lawyer or agency, especially regarding surrogacy for foreign citizens.
Who is this program for?
Couples with infertility
who need assisted reproductive technologies
Couples with indications
for oocyte donation or surrogacy
Foreign citizens
who are seeking legal and affordable IVF options abroad
FAQ: Medications for IVF Programs in Georgia
Yes, purchasing medications for IVF programs in Georgia is generally easy. The country is a popular destination for medical tourism, and its pharmaceutical system is well-adapted to the needs of reproductive medicine patients.
In Tbilisi and other large cities, there are pharmacy chains that specialize in medications for reproductive medicine (e.g., hormonal injections for ovarian stimulation, antagonists, ovulation triggers).
These medications are usually in stock or can be ordered quickly (within 1–2 days).
Pharmacies that work with IVF clinics often have experience with foreign patients and can provide instructions in English or Russian.
You can typically purchase a wide range of necessary medications, including:
Gonadotropins (e.g., Gonal-F, Menopur, Fostimon)
GnRH Antagonists (e.g., Cetrotide, Orgalutran)
Ovulation Triggers (e.g., Ovitrelle, Pregnyl, Choragon)
Progesterone Preparations (e.g., Utrogestan, Crinone, Luteina)
Antibiotics and other supportive therapies.
Officially, prescriptions are required for most hormonal preparations.
However, if you are undergoing treatment at a clinic in Georgia, your doctor will issue you a local prescription, which is easily accepted at pharmacies.
In some pharmacies (especially those located near clinics), it may be possible to purchase medications without a prescription. While this is a common practice in Georgia, it does not formally comply with the rules.
The cost is often lower than in Europe or the USA, but higher than in Ukraine or Turkey.
For example:
Gonal-F 900 IU: Approximately 250–350 USD
Ovitrelle 250 mcg: Around 50–80 USD
Utrogestan (100–200 mg): 10–20 USD per package
Some clinics have agreements with pharmacies, which may allow you to receive discounts on medications.
Yes, most patients can import their own medications, provided they have a prescription and the original packaging.
However, not all drugs may be available in Georgia, so it is recommended to coordinate with your clinic before arrival to confirm which medications you need and whether they are available locally.
Yes, clinics often assist with this process. They frequently have partnerships with specific pharmacies and can even help patients get discounts on their prescribed medications.
Available IVF programs in Georgia
Choose the program that best suits your situation
IVF with Own Eggs
The woman's own oocytes are used for fertilization.
For women with quality eggs and couples facing female, male, or unexplained infertility.
IVF with Donor Eggs
Using 8, 12 or 16 eggs from a catalog donor
Reproductive technology for women with exhausted ovarian reserve or absence of viable own eggs.
Double Donation
Program using both donor eggs and donor sperm for patients unable to use own gametes.
Genetic Testing of Embryos (PGT)
Advanced technology to assess embryo genetic status before transfer.
Embryo Transfer
The final and crucial stage of IVF involving transfer of frozen embryos to the uterus.
Egg Freezing (Social Freezing)
A modern reproductive technology specifically designed for women who are not currently planning motherhood.
Male Factor Infertility Treatment
Comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of male fertility issues affecting 40-50% of infertility cases.
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Medically Reviewed by:
Dr. Kateryna Kasian
MD, obstetrician-gynecologist
Last Updated:
November 3, 2025
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