IVF for international patients in India

A standard IVF cycle is commonly ₹1.5–2.5 lakh (about $1,550–2,600), 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.

No, not for foreign nationals. The Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021 bans commercial surrogacy and limits altruistic surrogacy to eligible Indian couples and certain Indian women. The position of OCI cardholders has been contested in court, so take current legal advice if it applies to you.

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.

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.

Yes. Under the ART (Regulation) Act, 2021, IVF and other assisted reproduction are available to married couples (the woman aged 21–50, the man 21–55) and to single women, including foreign nationals. Treatment must take place at a clinic registered under the Act.

There is no single best clinic; the right one depends on your diagnosis, the city you prefer and how the clinic supports patients abroad. Start with clinics that treat international patients, check their ART registration, published prices and Google reviews, and compare two or three after a video consultation.

Indian passport holders and OCI cardholders do not need a visa. Most other nationalities apply online for India's e-Medical visa, using an invitation letter from the clinic; a companion can apply for the e-Medical Attendant visa. Confirm current rules on the official Indian e-Visa website.

Success depends mainly on the woman's age and diagnosis, not on the country. Ask each clinic for its live-birth rate per embryo transfer for your age group and condition, rather than a headline pregnancy rate.

Yes. Clinic prices on Miro are shown in rupees with an approximate figure in your currency at today's exchange rate. Choose the currency with the 'Show prices in' option. Clinics quote and bill in rupees, so the final amount moves with the exchange rate.

Yes. The guide is free for patients and independent. Clinics can pay for a Sponsored placement, which is labelled wherever it appears — but ratings and reviews come from real Google data and are never for sale.