Most “best IVF clinics” lists rank clinics as if every patient wanted the same thing. They don’t. A single man who needs a surrogate, a couple who need donor eggs, a woman with repeated miscarriages and a patient on a tight budget need completely different clinics — often in different countries, because the law decides what’s possible before the price does.
So this guide picks the best verified clinic for each situation.
How We Chose
All ten clinics are ✓ Verified by Wellmap: our team has checked their registration, specialties and accreditations. From the 23 verified IVF clinics on Wellmap, we chose the one that best fits each patient need, using the clinic’s documented strengths, its patient rating and review count, price transparency, and how established it is with international patients. This is not a ranking — a clinic lower on the page isn’t worse, it serves a different patient. The full method is on our how we verify clinics page.
We start with Georgia, because it is the destination where the law opens the most doors at a moderate price — and one Georgian clinic opens a door nowhere else on this list does.
IVF Cost by Destination
| Destination | IVF with own eggs, per cycle |
|---|---|
| India | $1,500–2,500 |
| Czech Republic | €2,500–4,500 |
| Spain | €2,800–6,000 |
| Thailand | $3,000–7,000 |
| Georgia | $4,000–9,000 |
| UAE | $7,500–12,200 |
| UK (for comparison) | £5,000–8,000 |
Medication, genetic testing and freezing usually cost extra. Donor-egg cycles cost more everywhere.
The 10 Clinics
1. GI Rimon Med — Batumi, Georgia ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: single women and men who need surrogacy
Georgian law allows surrogacy only for heterosexual couples. That closes the door for single parents — except at GI Rimon Med, whose subsidiary registered in Armenia offers surrogacy for single women and men under Armenian law. It is the only verified clinic on Wellmap with that pathway, which makes it the natural first call for a single parent considering surrogacy.
The clinic itself is an Israeli-Georgian, ISO 9001-certified medical centre in central Batumi, bringing together Georgian reproductive specialists and Israeli consultants and following the guidelines of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE). Alongside IVF it offers egg and sperm donation, surrogacy for couples under Georgian law, and gynaecology, paediatrics, endocrinology, radiology and laboratory services under one roof.
It is part of Adjara’s state-funded IVF programme, and the clinic states that over half of the babies conceived through assisted reproduction in the region are delivered in its care.
- Rating: 4.7/5 across 230 reviews · Price level: mid-range
- Languages: English, Russian, Georgian; the clinic also lists Armenian
- Also good for: couples wanting IVF on Georgia’s Black Sea coast rather than in Tbilisi, and patients who want fertility, gynaecology and hormone care in one centre
- GI Rimon Med on Wellmap
Before you commit, confirm with the clinic which jurisdiction — Georgia or Armenia — and which legal team would handle your case. It’s a genuinely different legal pathway, not just a different branch. Our surrogacy in Georgia guide explains the Georgian side.
2. ReproART — Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi, Georgia ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: couples who need surrogacy, at scale
The Georgian-American Center for Reproductive Medicine and the largest IVF centre in Georgia, with branches in three cities. Offers IVF, ICSI, egg and sperm donation, genetic testing (PGT-A and PGT-M) and legally recognised surrogacy, with clinical direction informed by American standards.
- Rating: 4.8/5 across 295 reviews · Price level: mid-range
- Languages: English, Georgian, Russian, Hebrew
- ReproART on Wellmap
Georgia is also covered in depth in our top IVF clinics in Georgia guide.
3. Institut Marquès — Barcelona, Spain ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: egg donation
A pioneer in egg donation and reproductive technology, with one of Europe’s largest donor programmes. Spain’s anonymous, compensated donation system keeps waiting lists far shorter than in countries that rely on altruistic donors.
- Rating: 4.8/5 across 3,100 reviews — the largest review base in this guide · Price level: mid-range
- Accreditation: ISO 9001, ESHRE member
- Languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian
4. Instituto Bernabeu — Alicante, Spain ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: genetic diagnosis
The highest-rated IVF clinic on Wellmap, with centres across Spain, and known as a pioneer in genetic diagnosis and egg donation.
- Rating: 4.9/5 across 1,567 reviews · Price level: mid-range
- Accreditation: ISO 9001
- Languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian
5. Clinica EUGIN — Barcelona, Spain ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: same-sex couples
Part of Europe’s largest fertility network, with clinics in 11 countries. Specialises in egg donation IVF and states that same-sex couples are welcome.
- Rating: 4.8/5 across 1,240 reviews · Price level: premium
- Accreditation: ISO 9001
- Languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese
6. GENNET Fertility Clinic — Prague, Czech Republic ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: recurrent miscarriage and complex cases
A specialised genetics and fertility centre, leading in PGT-A embryo testing and focused on recurrent miscarriage and complex fertility cases, with an English-speaking medical team.
- Rating: 4.8/5 across 1,650 reviews · Price level: mid-range
- Accreditation: ISO 9001, ESHRE member
- Languages: English, German, Russian, French
7. Reprofit International — Brno, Czech Republic ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: a short wait for donor eggs, at an EU price
One of Europe’s largest IVF and egg donation clinics, treating over 3,000 international patients a year. It publishes annual success-rate data — still rarer than it should be — and quotes an egg donation waiting time of 2–4 weeks.
- Rating: 4.7/5 across 2,800 reviews · Price level: mid-range
- Accreditation: ISO 9001, ESHRE member
- Languages: English, German, Russian, Spanish
8. Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital — Bangkok, Thailand ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: patients in Asia who want an all-inclusive package
A premium JCI-accredited private hospital in central Bangkok with internationally trained physicians, known for fertility alongside oncology and paediatrics. Full-service IVF packages run roughly $12,000–13,800.
- Rating: 4.8/5 across 621 reviews · Price level: premium
- Accreditation: JCI, ISO 9001
- Languages: English, Thai, Japanese, Chinese
9. ART Fertility Clinics — Dubai, UAE ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: patients in the Gulf
An IVF centre established in 2015 as IVI Middle East and rebranded in 2020. It reports a 71% pregnancy rate and a 55% live-birth rate, and says it has helped over 5,500 patients conceive. UAE law now allows unmarried non-Muslim couples to undergo IVF.
- Rating: 4.7/5 across 320 reviews · Price level: premium
- Languages: English, Arabic
10. Nova IVF Fertility — New Delhi, India ✓ Verified by Wellmap
Best for: the lowest cost
Part of India’s largest fertility clinic network, offering IVF, ICSI and egg donation with an English-speaking team and an international patient coordinator. India is the cheapest destination in this guide by a wide margin.
- Rating: 4.6/5 across 892 reviews · Price level: budget
- Accreditation: NABH
- Languages: English, Hindi
Side-by-Side
| Clinic | Country | Best for | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GI Rimon Med | Georgia | Single parents needing surrogacy | Mid | 4.7 (230) |
| ReproART | Georgia | Couples’ surrogacy | Mid | 4.8 (295) |
| Institut Marquès | Spain | Egg donation | Mid | 4.8 (3,100) |
| Instituto Bernabeu | Spain | Genetic diagnosis | Mid | 4.9 (1,567) |
| EUGIN Barcelona | Spain | Same-sex couples | Premium | 4.8 (1,240) |
| GENNET Prague | Czech Rep. | Recurrent miscarriage | Mid | 4.8 (1,650) |
| Reprofit | Czech Rep. | Short donor wait | Mid | 4.7 (2,800) |
| Samitivej | Thailand | All-inclusive in Asia | Premium | 4.8 (621) |
| ART Fertility Dubai | UAE | The Gulf | Premium | 4.7 (320) |
| Nova IVF Delhi | India | Lowest cost | Budget | 4.6 (892) |
A Note on Success Rates
Where a clinic publishes its own figures we say so, but we don’t rank clinics by them. Published rates mix pregnancies and live births, own and donor eggs, and per-transfer and per-cycle counts, and few are independently audited. Ask every clinic the same question: what is your live-birth rate per embryo transfer, for my age group, with my egg source?
Which One Is Yours?
- Single, and need a surrogate → GI Rimon Med, Georgia
- Heterosexual couple needing a surrogate → ReproART or GI Rimon Med, Georgia
- Need donor eggs → Institut Marquès (Spain) or Reprofit (Czech Republic)
- Repeated miscarriages or failed cycles → GENNET Prague or Instituto Bernabeu
- Tightest budget → Nova IVF, India
- Living in Asia or the Gulf → Samitivej Bangkok or ART Fertility Dubai
- Egg donation IVF in Spain for same-sex couples → EUGIN Barcelona
What to Bring
- Recent fertility tests: AMH, FSH and antral follicle count; a semen analysis for the male partner
- Records of any previous IVF cycles, including protocols and embryo reports
- Blood group and infectious-disease screening results
- For surrogacy: marriage certificate if you’re a couple, and any legal advice from home on parental recognition
- A list of current medication
Getting Started
Tell the clinic up front which situation you’re in — single, couple, donor eggs, surrogacy — because it decides which legal pathway and team you need. See verified IVF clinics in Georgia, or ask our AI assistant — describe your situation and it will suggest which of these clinics fits.
Sources:
- GI Rimon Med
- IVF in Georgia 2026: Laws, Clinics & Donation Options — Fertility Clinics Abroad
- Cheapest IVF in Europe — Fertility Clinics Abroad
- Cheapest Country for IVF 2026: Cost by Country Compared — Fertility Road
- IVF in Thailand — 2026 Prices — Flymedi
- IVF Cost in Dubai & UAE: 2026 Full Price Guide — Ovasave
- UAE amends law, allows unmarried non-Muslim couples to undergo IVF — Middle East Monitor
- Fertility Treatment Specialist in Bangkok — Samitivej Hospitals