We arrange IVF treatment in Turkey with partner hospitals and send you a written, itemised quote before you travel. This page explains what the price covers, how long you need to stay, and where to read more.

Getting a price

Ivf treatment is quoted case by case — the plan depends on your diagnosis and reports, so a single list price would be misleading. Send us your medical reports and we will come back with a written, itemised quote from the treating hospital, including how long you would need to stay.

Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form and we will reply with a written quote — no obligation.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does IVF treatment in Turkey cost?

It depends on your diagnosis, so we quote case by case after reviewing your reports. You get the figure in writing before you commit.

How long will I need to stay in Turkey?

We confirm this with your treatment plan — it depends on the procedure and your recovery.

What is not included in the price?

Flights are never included. For treatment-only prices, hotel accommodation, airport transfers and your discharge prescription are quoted separately. Your follow-up examination is included.

Who is Cure Holiday?

We are a medical travel agency based in Podgorica, Montenegro. We are not a clinic: we arrange your treatment with partner hospitals and clinics in Turkey and handle the logistics around it.

About this page

Written and maintained by the Cure Holiday medical tourism team. Prices are reviewed regularly — last checked August 2026. Cure Holiday is a medical travel agency, not a clinic. If anything here looks out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

Treatment pages in detail

In-depth pages on the individual procedures we arrange under IVF treatment in Turkey.

Sources and how to verify this yourself

  1. HFEA (UK regulator), Fertility treatment 2024: trends and figures — average birth rate 30% per embryo transferred with the patient’s own eggs; 38% at ages 18–34 and 8% at 43–44. source
  2. Ministry of Health, Regulation on Assisted Reproductive Treatment Practices and Centres (ÜYTE), Official Gazette 30 September 2014 — treatment is limited to married couples using their own gametes; donor eggs, donor sperm, donor embryos and surrogacy are not permitted in Türkiye. source
  3. Ministry of Health, Regulation on International Health Tourism and Tourist Health, Official Gazette 26 April 2025, No. 32882 — authorisation requirement for facilities and intermediaries, TÜSKA accreditation, compulsory complication insurance (deadline 31 December 2025 for insurance, 31 December 2026 for accreditation). source
  4. Ministry of Health, Regulation on Promotion and Information Activities in Health Services, Official Gazette 12 November 2025, No. 33075 — treatment promises and guarantees are prohibited; price and campaign announcements are permitted only within international health tourism. source
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