Fertility treatment in India, planned from anywhere
Thousands travel to India each year for IVF, surrogacy and egg donation — for world-class labs at a fraction of Western cost. Compare verified clinics, transparent prices and English-speaking specialists here, independently and free.
Why patients choose India
A fraction of Western costs
An IVF cycle in India typically costs 60–80% less than in the US, UK or Australia — often ₹1.5–2.5 lakh (roughly $1,800–3,000) versus $15,000–20,000 abroad — without cutting corners on lab quality.
World-class, accredited labs
Leading Indian centres run NABH-accredited facilities and modern embryology labs, with reproductive endocrinologists trained in India, the US, UK and EU.
English-speaking specialists
Consultations, reports and coordination happen in English, so there's no language barrier for your treatment or your records.
No long waitlists
Cycles can usually be scheduled within weeks, and many clinics offer online consultations so you can plan most of the journey before you fly.
Treatments patients travel for
How treatment from abroad works
Shortlist & consult online
Compare clinics here, then book a video consultation to discuss your history and a provisional protocol — before booking any travel.
Plan your cycle & trip
Your clinic maps the timeline to your travel window; some steps (baseline tests, monitoring) can start in your home country.
Treatment in India
Stimulation, retrieval and transfer happen on-site, typically over a 2–3 week stay depending on the protocol.
Follow-up from home
Post-transfer care and a pregnancy test can be coordinated remotely with your local doctor and the clinic.
Find the right clinic
International patients — FAQ
How much does IVF cost in India for international patients?+
A standard IVF cycle is commonly ₹1.5–2.5 lakh (about $1,800–3,000), with ICSI, donor gametes, PGT or medication adding to that. It's still typically 60–80% below US/UK prices. Use the cost calculator and each clinic's listed range to plan — no clinic pays us to appear.
Is surrogacy legal in India for foreigners and NRIs?+
Surrogacy in India is governed by the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, which significantly restricts commercial and foreign-national surrogacy. Eligibility changes over time and by residency status, so confirm the current rules with a clinic and a legal advisor before planning.
Can I start treatment before I travel?+
Often, yes. Many clinics offer online consultations and can coordinate baseline tests and early monitoring in your home country, so your in-India stay is shorter. Look for NRI-friendly clinics that explicitly support remote coordination.
How long do I need to stay in India?+
For a fresh IVF cycle, plan for roughly 2–3 weeks around stimulation, egg retrieval and embryo transfer. A frozen-embryo transfer visit is shorter. Your clinic will give you an exact window once your protocol is set.
Is Miro Fertility independent?+
Yes. The directory is free for patients and independent — clinics can't pay to rank higher. Ratings and reviews come from real Google data.
Miro Connect is an independent discovery & enquiry platform, not a medical provider. Listings and ratings reflect publicly available Google data at time of listing; some details may be sourced from public information and unverified unless a clinic has claimed its listing. Nothing here is medical advice — verify a clinic's credentials and ART (Regulation) Act, 2021 registration directly before starting treatment.