IVF in Greece (Yunanistan Tüp Bebek)
IVF is an assisted reproduction treatment in which eggs are fertilised in a laboratory and an embryo is transferred to the uterus. Greek fertility units are licensed and inspected under national law and EU tissue and cell rules, and clinics in Northern Greece are within a few hours’ drive of the Turkish border. One trip of around ten days covers monitoring, egg collection and transfer, with the first consultation held online and medication quoted separately.
1 licensed clinics
10 days avg treatment duration
1 hour avg recovery duration
Last Updated Sep. 2026
Indicative Prices, Greece
Starting from 3,800€
Usually included
- Consultation
- Oocyte Retrieval
- Embryo Transfer
- Follow-up visit
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Clinics offering IVF in Greece
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Genesis Thrakis
Alexandroupoli – 4 hours from Istanbul
- Verified by ClinicaGo
IVF starting from:
€3,800
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for IVF
How long does IVF take?
According to the platform’s treatments listings for IVF and similar ARTs, it usually lasts 10 days on average
How long is the recovery needed for IVF?
According to the platform’s treatments listings for IVF and similar ARTs, it usually lasts 1 hour on average
What medical tests are needed for IVF?
According to the platform’s treatments listings for IVF and similar ARTs, most clinics usually require at least Semen Analysis, Hormonal Tests/AMH & Salpingography/HyFoSy. Extra tests may be required depending on the specific clinic you book your Fertility Treatment with.
How does ClinicaGo verify clinics?
We require the necessary legal paperwork and accreditations from a clinic when we onboard in order to make sure a clinic is legally operating in its country of residence. We also sign a Service Level Agreement and a DPA to ensure highest quality of services.
How can I book IVF in Greece?
Search for the fertility treatment you want on ClinicaGo and use the map to see only clinics in Greece. Send a treatment request to as many as you like, compare the personalised quotes that come back, and choose the clinic that fits. Once you confirm the appointment you’re booked. ςe can help arrange flights, accommodation and transfers.
How do I pay for IVF in Greece?
You pay in two parts. When you accept a clinic’s offer, you pay a deposit plus a ClinicaGo service fee by card through the platform. The deposit goes straight to the clinic and comes off your treatment price, it isn’t an extra cost. You pay the remaining balance to the clinic directly, on the terms set out in your offer. The clinic issues your receipt for the treatment, and ClinicaGo issues a separate one for the service fee.
What happens to my deposit if I cancel?
Standard ClinicaGo cancellation terms apply which you can view in the Terms of Use page. However, we also provide you with each clinic’s cancellation policy that, where applicable, is the cancellation policy applied. Where a cancellation is refundable, the deposit is returned to the card you paid with and the clinic issues a credit note. Cancel through the platform so the request is logged and processed.
Can patients from outside the EU have IVF in Greece?
Yes. Greek law does not require residency or Greek citizenship for assisted reproduction treatment. Clinics treat international patients under the same licensing and consent rules that apply to residents.
Who regulates fertility clinics in Greece?
Assisted reproduction units are licensed and inspected by the national authority for medically assisted reproduction, and operate under EU rules on tissues and cells. ClinicaGo checks a clinic’s licence and accreditation documents before it appears on the platform.
How do patients travelling by road reach clinics in Northern Greece?
Clinics in the Alexandroupoli area are close to the land border crossing at Kipi–İpsala. Travel time depends on the crossing and the traffic on the day.
What travel documents are needed?
A valid passport and, for non-EU nationals, any visa required for entry to Greece as a Schengen country. Visa rules change, so patients should confirm current requirements with the Greek consulate before booking travel.