Donor embryos in India offer a cost-effective, medically supervised, and legally regulated path to parenthood for couples and individuals facing severe infertility. Embryos are created from screened donor eggs and donor sperm, then frozen and available for transfer under India’s Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021 — ensuring strict ethical standards, transparency, and clinic accountability.
India’s donor embryo programs remain among the most affordable globally, with advanced IVF technology, high-quality donor screening, and experienced fertility specialists delivering strong pregnancy success rates for both domestic and international patients.
Frozen donor embryo cycles
Governed by ART Act 2021 + Surrogacy (Regulation) Act 2021
Among the lowest worldwide
High due to donor gametes + modern vitrification
Couples with severe infertility, repeated IVF failures, single parents (where legally allowed)
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Request a medical evaluation to determine uterine readiness
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Review required Indian ART consent forms
Begin your Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) preparation protocol
The field of assisted reproductive technologies is continuously evolving, offering hopeful pathways to parenthood but also presenting intricate legal challenges. In India, the introduction of the 2020 laws on embryo donation has significantly impacted the landscape, creating new obstacles for couples and individuals striving to become parents. Despite these challenges, the desire for parenthood remains strong, and innovation and compassion continue to drive families forward. This section will examine how the new laws influence donor embryos and provide insights into alternative routes to parenthood, all while remaining anchored in hope and resilience.
Embryo donation is a relatively recent option for couples facing infertility in India. It involves receiving embryos created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) from another couple who have already completed their family and no longer require them.
There are two primary types of embryo donation in India:
The legal landscape surrounding embryo donation in India is shaped by several key regulations, which are important to understand:
Since introducing the 2020 laws, the process of embryo donation in India has experienced substantial changes. This section outlines the current legal procedures and regulations that define the journey toward embryo donation. While the new regulations provide greater clarity, they also impose challenges and limitations on the process.
In summary, these legal changes restrict recipients from using embryos donated by another couple to be implanted in their spouse to have a child.
Please consult with a legal professional to explore and navigate these options.
Cost:
Creating embryos and implanting them in the carrier typically ranges around $16,000.Â
Any surplus embryos can be frozen for future cycles or, if needed, shipped out of India through the proper legal process, including obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC).
Thanks to the team’s guidance and care, our embryo donation journey in India was seamless and reassuring. We felt fully supported every step of the way.”
A grateful couple
We couldn’t be happier with how smooth the donor embryo process was in India. Compassionate support and excellent care made all the difference.”
 Joyful new parents
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