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Mexico City and Guadalajara clinics offer IVF, ICSI, PGT-A genetic screening, egg freezing, and donor cycles at roughly one-third of US prices — with English-speaking embryologists, same-cycle PGT options, and SART-benchmarked success rates.

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CitiesMX City & Guadalajara
Live birth (<35)64% per transfer
IVF cycle from$5,200
Cycle length4-6 weeks
What to expect

Your cycle, mostly from home.

International IVF follows a hybrid model. The stimulation phase — daily injections and monitoring ultrasounds — happens at home, with results emailed to your reproductive endocrinologist who adjusts the protocol remotely. You fly to Mexico City or Guadalajara only for the trigger, retrieval, and transfer — typically 10-14 days total. For a freeze-all + FET cycle, the second trip is just 3-5 days. Your coordinator builds the whole schedule around your work and travel calendar.

Every clinic is licensed by COFEPRIS and follows AMMR protocols; several are RED LARA-accredited and CAP-inspected, benchmarking outcomes with the same methodology as SART in the US. Live birth rates per fresh transfer run ~64% under 35, ~51% at 35-37, ~38% at 38-40, and ~68% with donor eggs. ICSI is included in the IVF fee and embryologists speak English.

Treatments & procedures

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How much you'd save

All-in clinic quotes. Medications are billed separately at cost — no markups, no surprise bills.

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Treatment
United States
MediTours avg.
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IVF cycle
Own eggs, ICSI incl.
$18,000
National avg.
$5,200
From Mexico City, MX
$12,800
71% off
PGT-A screening
Add-on
$5,000
National avg.
$1,800
From Guadalajara, MX
$3,200
64% off
Egg freezing
Vitrification
$12,000
National avg.
$3,400
From Mexico City, MX
$8,600
72% off
Donor egg IVF
Full cycle
$35,000
National avg.
$8,500
From Guadalajara, MX
$26,500
76% off
Frozen embryo transfer
FET
$5,500
National avg.
$1,600
From Mexico City, MX
$3,900
71% off
IUI
With sperm wash
$2,200
National avg.
$680
From Guadalajara, MX
$1,520
69% off

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Fertility FAQ

Questions specific to IVF abroad

Are Mexican fertility clinics accredited and safe?
Yes. MediTours-listed clinics are licensed by COFEPRIS and follow protocols established by the Asociación Mexicana de Medicina Reproductiva (AMMR). Several partner clinics are also accredited by the Latin American Network of Assisted Reproduction (RED LARA), which benchmarks outcomes using the same methodology as SART in the US. Labs are CAP-inspected or equivalent. We vet every clinic on lab quality, embryologist credentials, and live birth reporting transparency before listing.
Can I do part of my cycle at home and only travel for retrieval/transfer?
Yes — this is the standard model for international IVF. The stimulation phase (daily injections, monitoring ultrasounds) happens at home with results emailed to your Mexican doctor. You fly in only for the trigger shot, retrieval, and transfer — typically 10–14 days total. For a freeze-all + FET cycle, the second trip is short (3–5 days). Your MediTours coordinator builds the entire schedule around your work and travel calendar.
What happens if my cycle is cancelled or fails?
If the cycle is cancelled before retrieval (poor response), you pay only for monitoring and medications — not the full IVF fee. If retrieval yields no viable embryos, clinics offer a discounted second cycle rate. If a fresh transfer results in no pregnancy, frozen embryos can be transferred in subsequent cycles from $1,600. We negotiate multi-cycle packages for patients who want to start with a commitment plan — ask your coordinator.
Is egg donation anonymous? Can I choose the donor?
In Mexico, egg donation is legally anonymous — donors and recipients cannot identify each other. You receive detailed non-identifying profiles: education, blood type, physical characteristics, genetic carrier screening results, and psychological evaluation. In Colombia, open-ID donations can be arranged. All donors undergo strict AMMR/RED LARA screening protocols including full infectious disease panels, genetic carrier testing for 300+ conditions, and psychological clearance.
What about the legal status of embryos and future children?
Children born from IVF abroad are US citizens if at least one parent is a US citizen — the birth certificate and US passport process is no different than for any child born abroad. Embryos created in Mexico are your legal property; you can freeze them indefinitely, transfer them to another clinic abroad, or have them transported to a US clinic for future use. MediTours provides detailed documentation for any embryo transport. We strongly recommend consulting a US reproductive attorney before starting a donor cycle or surrogacy arrangement.
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