With egg donation, donated eggs are retrieved from a young, healthy donor. The eggs are fertilised and the resulting embryos transferred into your uterus. Our average clinical pregnancy rate for a fresh donor-egg cycle is over 58% – better than most UK clinics. That figure rises to over 90% if one or two frozen cycles are needed.
Egg donation treatment is now mainstream. As successful parents of a donor-egg baby ourselves, we can tell you that once your baby is in your arms, she feels truly yours. In fact, that bond is formed at the very early stages of your pregnancy.
Thanks to the steady supply of healthy, altruistic donors in the Czech Republic, waiting times for donor eggs are short. Under our exclusive deal with the clinic, all of our patients get proven donors and priority booking. Your wait for donor-egg treatment could be just six weeks.
In the UK, availability of egg donors is a problem. Egg-share arrangements can be problematic, since donors are older and going through fertility treatment themselves. At our clinic, your donor is young, healthy and recruited just for you.
The shortage of UK donors isn’t helped by the legal right of donor-conceived children to trace their birth parents. Whatever your views on the matter, no such barrier exists in the Czech Republic: egg donors remain anonymous.
All donors are well-educated Czech citizens. Many are students: the city of Brno has the largest undergraduate population in the country. Rigorous medical screening includes psychological, sexual and genetic testing.
Donor matching is also excellent – we have an exclusive agreement with the clinic to use photos of donor-egg recipients in the matching process. This ensures an even closer physical match.
The clinic carries out almost 1,000 egg donation cycles a year: more than any other clinic in the country. The clinical pregnancy rate (fetal heartbeat) is 58.5%. The cumulative success rate over three cycles? Over 90%.
At Your IVF Journey, we’re always on hand to discuss your treatment options. Once you’re ready to proceed with your egg donation cycle, we’ll ask you to complete our medical questionnaire outlining your fertility history and donor choice.
After your questionnaire is reviewed, we’ll tell you if you need any more scans or tests. We’ll then schedule your treatment date and you’ll be free to book your flights, accommodation and arrange time off work.
In most cases, your medical preparation will include taking an injection to close down your ovaries a month before your embryo transfer. You’ll then start taking stimulation drugs. Once at the clinic, you’ll be given additional medication and your partner’s sperm sample will collected. Five days later, you’ll have your transfer.
Apprehensive? Please don’t be. Ben and Becky Saer, founders of Your IVF Journey, have had successful egg donation treatment at the Czech clinic. We’ll explain everything very clearly. We want your experience to be as stress-free as possible.
€5,525 (euros) for a single cycle
Price includes your personalised treatment plan, male-partner STD testing, sperm analysis and preparation, your donor’s treatment and compensation, ICSI, extended cultivation, assisted hatching, your embryo transfer and all your consultations at the clinic.
€11,110 (euros) for Baby Guarantee Program
Our popular Baby Guarantee Program offers donor-egg patients a 100% refund if their treatment is unsuccessful after one fresh cycle and up to four frozen cycles. Conditions apply. Please contact us for more details and eligibility criteria.
Agency fee
£495
What’s included?
Your IVF Journey is committed to totally transparent pricing. Unlike most clinics, where ‘extras’ can often double the cost of treatment, your egg donation trip includes everything on the price list. Fertility drugs are separate – talk to us about our discounted rates.
Our agency fee is £495 for fresh donor-egg cycles.
The price includes careful management of your treatment by us (former patients of the clinic). Plus access to proven donors and the chance to jump the queue and have your egg donation treatment in as little as six weeks. We also give you a £100 flight voucher, and discounts on your medication, pre-treatment tests and selected hotels in Brno worth up to £1,000 – making our egg donation service unbeatable. For a full breakdown of how we look after you, see our price list.
If you don’t fall pregnant after your first donor egg cycle, we’ll give you waive our agency fee altogether for your second fresh cycle. And if you’re not pregnant after two fresh egg donation cycles, you may only need o pay 50% of the treatment fee for your third fresh cycle. (A copy of the clinic’s ‘shared risk’ offer is available on request.)
The Czech Republic is one of Europe’s most popular destinations for donor-egg IVF treatment. Treatment is high-quality, affordable and well regulated. Costs are usually much lower than in the UK, donor supply is excellent, and treatment can often start quickly. Czech clinics follow national and EU rules and many have extensive experience treating international patients. For UK couples facing long delays or high fees, choosing a Czech clinic is a good option.
Donor-egg IVF in the Czech Republic typically costs €4,500 to €8,000 per cycle, depending on the clinic, package and what is included. At Reprofit, a donor-egg cycle is currently listed on our pricing page, including cryopreservation of up to four embryos. By comparison, some UK clinics charge over £10,000 to £15,000 for donor-egg treatment, before extras. Even with flights, accommodation, medication and agency support, many patients make substantial savings.
Yes. One of the main reasons patients travel to the Czech Republic is the excellent availability of egg donors. Unlike the UK, where waiting times can be long, Czech clinics often have strong local donor pools. At Reprofit, donor egg treatment can take place within six weeks, once your medical review and screening are complete. You’ll know your travel dates well in advance, making your treatment less stressful and easier to plan around work, travel and family commitments.
Czech fertility law currently allows treatment for heterosexual couples. Single women and same-sex couples can’t currently be treated at Czech clinics. Women can be treated up to the age of 48 years + 364 days. Donor eggs may be recommended if your own eggs are unlikely to achieve a pregnancy – due to age, low ovarian reserve, repeated IVF failure, premature menopause or other reasons.
Yes. Egg donation is anonymous by law in the Czech Republic. This means recipients don’t know the donor’s identity, and the donor doesn’t know theirs. Your donor-conceived child won’t be able to access identifying donor information later in life. Clinics can still give you non-identifying details, such as height, weight, hair colour, eye colour and blood group – details that help them select the closest possible match.
Czech egg donors are carefully screened before being accepted. At Reprofit, donors are young women, usually aged 18 to 32, in good health and with a BMI below 30. Screening includes infectious disease testing, medical history, psychological assessment and genetic checks. Donors are selected according to Czech and European legislation. Donor supply is very good in Brno, mainly due to the large student population.
Donor matching is based on your physical characteristics and medical information. This usually includes hair colour, eye colour, height, build, blood group and skin tone. Through Your IVF Journey’s arrangement with Reprofit, photos of recipients can also be used to obtain a closer physical match. You can’t choose a donor from a catalogue, but the clinic will aim to find the best available match for you.
Donor-egg IVF success rates are generally strong because the eggs come from younger, screened donors. EIM/ESHRE data reported a 42.2% pregnancy rate per embryo transfer for donor-egg cycles in the Czech Republic. Reprofit has a higher clinical pregnancy rate for its donor-egg cycles, with fetal heartbeats achieved in 58.5% of fresh cycles. Success depends on many factors, including embryo quality, sperm quality, uterine health and medical history
Yes, Czech fertility clinics are regulated and follow, strict national and EU rules on reproductive medicine, tissue handling and donor screening. Clinics are licensed and monitored, and the safe use of donor eggs is covered by specific European legislation. Reprofit’s own donor selection process follows Czech and European legislation and ESHRE-related standards. So choosing a Czech clinic for your donor-egg treatment puts you in safe hands.
The full process usually takes around two to three months from initial consultation to your pregnancy test. Your visit to the Czech Republic is shorter than a standard IVF cycle using your own eggs. For many donor-egg patients, one trip of about a week is the norm. A second trip is occasionally needed if a fresh embryo transfer isn’t possible for medical or logistical reasons. Medication usually starts at home before you travel.
Usually, donor-egg IVF at Czech clinics are a single trip, although some couples may need two visits. The male partner typically provides a fresh sperm sample, unless frozen sperm is shipped or used by prior arrangement. Embryo transfer usually takes place five days after your donor’s egg retrieval date. At our clinic, Reprofit, many UK patients fly to Brno, Prague or Vienna. Your schedule is planned well in advance, so the trip feels manageable and reasonably straightforward.
After fertilisation, embryos are cultured in the laboratory, and the best embryo is selected for transfer. (Single embryo transfer is usually recommended.) All viable remaining embryos can be frozen for future use. At Reprofit, some donor-egg packages include freezing and storage for a defined period. A later frozen embryo transfer cycle (FET) is usually simpler, shorter and less expensive than starting another full donor-egg cycle – and most patients don’t need a second fresh cycle.
Your IVF Journey is the exclusive UK agency for Reprofit International in Brno. We help UK patients with their fertility treatment in the Czech Republic before, during and after treatment. We coordinate your medical review, explain the process, help with donor matching forms, guide you on timings and support your communication with the clinic. You still receive your medical care from Reprofit, but with UK-based support from us – former donor-egg patients at the clinic.
Using Your IVF Journey gives you an extra layer of support and coordination. We know the Reprofit process inside-out and have worked with the clinic for over 12 years. We’re also former patients of the clinic, so our advice is practical, realistic and patient-focused. Our role is to make treatment abroad feel less daunting and more personalised, with clear guidance and help – seven days a week,- when questions arise.
Yes. Through our exclusive arrangement with Reprofit, our patients receive priority booking and access to proven donors where available. This can shorten the time between medical approval and treatment. In some cases, donor-egg treatment can be arranged in as little as six weeks after your pre-treatment checks are complete. We also help you complete the donor-matching information properly, so the clinic can identify the closest suitable donor for your treatment.
Before treatment, we help you understand your options, complete the medical forms, organise pre-treatment tests and prepare your donor-matching forms. We also explain likely timings, travel requirements, medication steps and what to expect at the clinic. Our approach is direct and reassuring: no vague promises, no confusing jargon and no hidden agenda. The aim is to help you feel informed, organised and confident before you commit to treatment abroad. We know the territory well.
Yes. Transparent pricing is central to our service. We explain the clinic’s fees, our agency fee and the likely additional costs, such as medication, tests, flights and accommodation. Reprofit’s donor-egg treatment is significantly cheaper than many UK clinics, and Your IVF Journey patients get medication discounts, test discounts, selected hotel discounts and a flight voucher. You’ll know what you’re paying before you travel, not afterwards. All prices are on our prices page.
Reprofit International is a fertility clinic based in Brno, Czech Republic, with extensive experience in IVF and donor-egg treatment. The clinic treats patients from the Czech Republic and abroad and has one of the country’s largest donor-egg programmes. More than 25,000 children have been born thanks to its care, and it has over 20 years’ experience in reproductive medicine.
Reprofit is popular because it combines excellent donor availability, clear treatment packages, competitive prices and an excellent standard of care. Its donor-egg programme is one of the most established in Europe, with donors often available within six weeks. The clinic has a 58.5% clinical pregnancy rate for donor-egg cycle and offers treatment guarantees in selected packages. For UK couples, Brno is also accessible and affordable.
Treatment at Reprofit is tailored to international patients. The clinic has an excellent reputation for donor-egg IVF. Treatments are always personalised to the patient, and you’ll start your medication in your home country before travelling to Brno on a date set well in advance. Brno itself is a calm, pleasant and affordable city with good transport links from the UK. For many donor-egg patients, treatment abroad is a compelling option with many benefits – financial, medical and emotional. Your IVF Journey supports you throughout.
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