Fertility clinics in Thailand are regulated under the Protection of a Child Born by Medically Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2015 and overseen by the Medical Council of Thailand.
IVF is available to legally married couples, and both partners must give signed consent. Egg freezing is open to all women, whatever their marital status, with no legal age limit. Donor eggs and sperm are allowed under regulated conditions. Commercial surrogacy for foreign couples has been prohibited since 2015, and a reform bill on surrogacy was put out for public consultation in 2026 but has not yet been passed. Since the Marriage Equality Act came into force in January 2025, the details of access for same-sex couples are still being worked out.
There is no subsidy, so patients pay privately, and costs are often a third to a half of those in Singapore. Ask each clinic for an itemised quote that includes medication, monitoring and any repeat cycles, and for its live birth rates for patients your age.
