Egg Donation
A program offering pregnancy rates of up to 90% with carefully screened donors for women whose ovarian reserve is depleted.
Learn MoreFor couples in whom sperm cannot be retrieved due to azoospermia or who have severe male-factor infertility, as well as for single women, sperm donation is a safe and effective option on the path to parenthood. At Clavis IVF Center, with internationally accredited sperm banks, full confidentiality and pregnancy rates of up to 90%, we have been supporting families for more than 23 years.
Sperm donation is the procedure in which — when the intended father has no sperm at all (azoospermia) or the sperm are not sufficient for fertilisation — the intended mother's eggs are fertilised in the laboratory with screened donor sperm obtained from licensed sperm banks that operate to international standards, and the resulting high-quality embryo is transferred to the uterus.
Half of the baby's genetic make-up comes from the intended mother; she carries the pregnancy and experiences its full hormonal and emotional bond. During donor selection, the intended father's physical characteristics — such as height, weight, skin tone, eye and hair colour — along with blood type are taken as the basis. All donors are healthy individuals who have passed comprehensive infection and genetic screening.
This treatment, which is not performed in Turkey, is carried out in North Cyprus within a legal framework and under the supervision of the health authorities; TRNC legislation also allows single women to be treated with donor sperm. For the medical terms you will encounter along the way, you can browse our IVF glossary.
If one of the situations below applies to you, sperm donation may be the right option:
Most of the preparation is completed in your own country; the stay required in Cyprus is generally 5–7 days. To see the roadmap that suits you, you can try our AI-assisted pre-assessment tool in just a few minutes.
A free assessment via WhatsApp; hormone tests and the necessary investigations are carried out in your own city and shared with us.
The most suitable donor is selected for you from the sperm bank catalogue according to the intended father's physical characteristics and blood type.
The medication protocol that supports the intended mother's egg development is applied in your own country under a doctor's supervision.
The eggs are collected and fertilised with donor sperm using the ICSI method; the highest-quality embryo is transferred to the uterus on day 5.
A beta hCG test is performed 10–12 days after the transfer; our team is by your side on the day of the result and afterwards.
Donation treatment is not merely a medical procedure; it is a sensitive process that calls for trust, confidentiality and the right donor selection. Led by our Medical Director, Op. Dr. Armağan Ulubaş, our team makes every step of this process predictable for you at our center in Nicosia.
In line with our transparent pricing policy, we set out every item clearly at the first consultation. For pricing details you can review our Cyprus IVF prices page, and for appointments and questions you can reach us via our contact page.
For any other questions on your mind, you can message us on our 24/7 WhatsApp line.
Ask a QuestionSperm donation is not performed in Turkey; in North Cyprus, however, it is carried out within a legal framework and under the supervision of the health authorities. For this reason, both couples and single women from Turkey and many other countries choose Cyprus for this treatment. The entire legal process is managed by our clinic.
Donor sperm is sourced from licensed sperm banks that operate to international standards. All donors undergo comprehensive infection screening, genetic testing and health assessments; only samples that meet strict quality criteria are used in treatment.
Half of the baby's genetic make-up comes from the intended mother. During donor selection, the intended father's physical characteristics such as height, weight, skin tone, eye and hair colour, along with blood type, are taken as the basis, so that the baby resembles the family. The uterine environment of the mother carrying the pregnancy also directly influences the baby's development.
No. In azoospermia, surgical methods such as TESE are first used to try to retrieve sperm from the testicles; for many patients this makes IVF with their own sperm possible. Where no sperm can be found with TESE, sperm donation becomes a safe and effective option.
Because the preparation medications can be used in your own country under a doctor's supervision, the stay required in Cyprus is generally 5-7 days. Egg collection, fertilisation and embryo transfer are completed within this period; travel and accommodation planning is arranged by our team.
Full confidentiality is fundamental in donation programmes; the donor and the family can never identify one another, and all data is protected by law. The treatment fee varies according to the scope of the programme, any additional methods and your accommodation preference; at the first consultation you are given a clear and transparent quote covering every item.
Let our expert coordinators listen to your situation and answer all your questions — from donor selection to pricing — in a free initial consultation.
Average response time: 15 minutes · 24/7 WhatsApp supportDepending on your situation, a different treatment method may be more suitable — our coordinators will help you decide on the right option together.
A program offering pregnancy rates of up to 90% with carefully screened donors for women whose ovarian reserve is depleted.
Learn MoreA program offering a chance of pregnancy with healthy embryos for couples affected by both egg and sperm factors.
Learn MoreThe first option before donation, aiming to retrieve sperm from the testicles by microsurgery in cases of azoospermia.
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