Best Infertility Treatment Clinics and Prices Abroad for Australians

Memorial Şişli Hospital was the first in Turkey to gain JCI accreditation and operates an ISO-certified IVF laboratory. Diagnostics start from around A$100 for semen analysis, while a full preliminary testing package is around A$900–2,000. Basic IVF typically runs A$3,500–5,900, covering hormone tests, scans, egg retrieval, and anaesthesia. Advanced options include ICSI for around A$2,200 and genetic screening from around A$400 per embryo. Professor Kahraman pioneered ICSI and TESE in Turkey after training at Cornell University.

Associate Professor Meryem Eken has performed over 10,000 IVF procedures at Hisar Hospital Intercontinental – a JCI-accredited centre. Hormonal blood tests start from around A$100 and semen analysis is around A$200. An IVF with ICSI package typically runs A$3,500–4,100, including routine female blood tests and embryology assessment. Specialist male solutions like MICRO TESE cost around A$2,200, covering the surgical team and VIP transfers. The clinic provides free airport transfers and English-speaking interpreters to assist Australian patients throughout their stay.

Anadolu Medical Center reports a 60% IVF success rate for women under 30 and maintains a clinical affiliation with Johns Hopkins Medicine. Consultations typically cost around A$100–200, while semen analysis is around A$100–200. An IVF package may cost around A$2,800–4,900 – covering egg collection, anaesthesia, lab services, and embryo transfer. For male factor infertility, TESE procedures are around A$1,000–1,300. Genetic testing via PGD starts from around A$500. Dr Ebru Ozturk Oksuz specialises in reproductive medicine and provides clinical reports translated into English.