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Fertility Clinics in Italy

 

Background Italy is a country of great food, culture and art. The healthcare that Italy provides is of high quality and as a travel destination it is difficult to beat. Whilst historically the regulation and law around fertility treatments has been slow to progress and still today doesn’t permit treatment for single women and same-sex couples, it is still highly desirable. In Italy fertility clinics in Bologna , Milan and Rome are easily accessible from the UK and offer competitive prices.
Travel facts Capital city Rome
Language Italian
Time zone GMT +1
Currency Euros
Flight duration 2-3hrs from London
Passports & visas British citizens need a valid passport but a visa is not required to enter Spain
Health & Safety You should take out comprehensive travel and medical insurance to cover you while you are away. Get a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) as this entitles you to emergency medical care on the same terms as Bulgarian nationals.
Cities in Italy Rome – Milan – Bologna – Catholica
Best time to go Italy enjoys warmer climates across the year compared to the UK, though July and August temperatures can soar well above 30 degrees celsius. The milder temperatures are generally in the Spring and Autumn in the low to mid 20’s.
Egg donation Egg donors are aged 20-35 years old, anonymous and carefully selected with thorough infection screening undertaken. A donor can create up to 10 families and it is not legal to pay donors as they must volunteer. Egg recipients are not usually permitted over the age of 50 years old.
Embryo donation This is not permitted in Italy.
IVF laws IVF/ICSI IVF treatments are available to all but single women and same-sex couples.
Age limit Up to 50 years of age
No. embryos No legal limit but Italy follows ESHRE guidelines
Sex selection This is permitted for medical reasons only
Egg/sperm donors Egg and Sperm donation is permitted for heterosexual couples
Surrogacy Not available in Italy
Egg Freezing Social egg freezing is permitted
Safety & quality All fertility clinics in Italy must be licensed and registered with the National Health Institute. All fertility treatments undertaken in these centres are closely regulated and clinics must submit their outcome data. Some clinics go above and beyond regulatory requirements and are ISO accredited, demonstrating a high level of professionalism and standardisation.
Success rates Success rates vary from clinic to clinic but are on par with some of the best in Europe.
IVF Clinics Abroad

Greece – Spain – Bulgaria – Cyprus – Czech Republic
– Slovakia