Fertility Treatment & IVF Costs
How much does IVF cost?
Transparency of fees is very important. The table below provides City Fertility up-front fertility treatment costs, as well as an estimate of the expected out-of-pocket costs (after the Medicare rebate).
Fees are correct as of 1 January 2026.
Treatment Type | Treatment Cost | Your estimated out-of-pocket cost (after Medicare rebate) |
|---|---|---|
Initial IVF Cycle | $10,300 - $10,600 | $4,720 - $5,025 |
Subsequent IVF Cycle | $10,300 - $10,600 | $4,030 - $4,330 |
Initial IVF + ICSI Cycle | $11,420 - $11,720 | $5,295 - $5,595 |
Subsequent IVF + ICSI cycle | $11,420 - $11,720 | $4,601 - $4,901 |
Intrauterine Insemination (IUl) | $1,050 | $975 |
Frozen embryo Transfer (FET) | $3,725 | $2,045 |
Medical Egg Freezing | $9,300 | $3,725 |
Social Egg Freezing | $5.400 | No Medicare Rebate |
Semen Assessment | $105 | No Medicare Rebate |
*Please note that slight variations in pricing may occur between City Fertility clinics. Every patient will receive a comprehensive IVF cost estimate before commencing treatment. These fees do not include fertility specialist consultations, day hospital fees, freezing costs, storage and extra medications you may require. The fees assume that the person/couple has already reached the Medicare Safety Net threshold for that calendar year.
Additional Fertility Treatment Costs
In addition to your treatment cycle, you may need to consider some additional costs relevant to your treatment. These may include:
Lab Fees | Cost |
|---|---|
Egg or Embryo Freeze | $720 |
Sperm Freeze (per collection) | $690 |
Semen Assesment | $105 |
Embryo Glue | $240 |
Ongoing Egg, Embryo or Sperm Storage | $40 per month |
Discounted IVF Costs
We are confident that you will be able to achieve a pregnancy within two fully stimulated IVF cycles*; therefore, we offer a reduced up-front fee for repeated treatment cycles. This means that a discount will be applicable from the third IVF cycle onwards with City Fertility, regardless of when you had your previous cycles. Please note this offer is not available for our Perth, WA sites.
*Success rates will vary depending on your individual circumstances, including factors such as age, quality of embryos, number of previous cycles and whether you have been pregnant before.
Payment Plans
We understand that fertility treatments can be a significant financial commitment, which is why we offer flexible payment plans to help spread out the cost. For more details, visit our Payment Options page to find the option that best suits you.
Donor Sperm and Egg Costs
Donor Sperm
Donor Sperm | Cost |
|---|---|
Local Sperm | AUD $1,650 per vial for QLD, $2,000 per vial for VIC, NSW and WA* |
International Sperm | AUD $2,650 per vial for QLD, $3,500 per vial for VIC, NSW and WA* |
Donor Eggs
Donor Eggs | Cost |
|---|---|
Local Eggs with EDA | AUD $20,800 |
International Eggs | Starting from USD $20,000 ** |
** The cost of donor eggs will vary depending on whether you are choosing a local oocyte donor, sourced through our partnership with Egg Donors Australia, or an overseas donor, sourced through either The World Egg and Sperm Bank, Genesis International or Manor Baby. The cost may also vary depending on whether you choose frozen or fresh oocytes. For more information, download our Guide to Donor Egg Fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in City Fertility fees?
The cost of fertility and IVF treatment covers a range of inclusions, such as:
- Comprehensive education on the treatment process.
- Blood tests (pathology) during your IVF cycle.
- Ultrasounds with your specialist during your IVF cycle.
- Laboratory scientific services, including extended culture.
- Semen preparation for IVF.
- Support from a specialised team of fertility coordinators and scientists.
- Supportive counselling with a City Fertility affiliated counsellor during your IVF cycle
Please note: Cycle fees are not inclusive of specialist fees for planning and managing your cycle, performing the EPU and attending the transfer. Please contact the office of your fertility specialist for an individual quote and further informatihttps://www.cityfertility.com.au/specialist-team/on regarding their consultation, cycle fees and the relevant rebates.
The fees listed are based on a standard IVF cycle, if your treatment involves donor gametes, please contact the clinic for a tailored quote suitable to your treatment plan.
The upfront fee payable varies depending on the City Fertility location where you are receiving treatment. Please contact your local patient services team for an individual quote relevant to your treatment plan.
How long does a Medicare rebate take?
An IVF rebate will usually be deposited into your nominated bank account within three to five days of lodgement.
What is the estimated cost of IVF medication?
Donor Sperm
Donor SpermCostLocal Sperm$1650 per vial $2000 per vial for VIC*International Sperm$2650 per vial $3500 per vial for VIC***The higher fee reflects the more stringent compliance and screening standards regulated by the Department of Health, in Victoria.
Donor Eggs
The cost of donor eggs will vary depending on whether you are choosing a local oocyte donor, sourced through our partnership with Egg Donors Australia, or an overseas donor, sourced through either The World Egg and Sperm Bank, Genesis International or Manor Baby. The cost may also vary depending on whether you choose frozen or fresh oocytes. For more information, download our Guide to Donor Egg Fees.Surrogacy
Costs are dependent on your circumstances. Please contact our Fertility Advice Centre team on 1300 354 354 to discuss further.When to consider costs for genetic testing?
Genetic testing helps identify potential hereditary conditions and optimise treatment outcomes. It is recommended for those undergoing IVF or with known genetic risks. You can learn more about this on our Genetic Testing page.
In regards to the genetic testing costs, please refer to the table below.
Type of testingCostOOP costPGT-A biopsy
PGT-A testing per embryo$770
$800 per embryo tested$770
$800 per embryo testedPGT-SR and PGT-M biopsy$295 per embryo tested*$185 per embryo biopsiedPGT-SR and PGT-M testing per embryo$735
$770 per embryo tested*$195
$230 per embryo tested (approx.)Please note that PGT-M and PGT-SR testing are also charged a set-up fee on top of the fees quoted above.*Not eligibile for Medicare rebates
How much does it cost to freeze and store eggs, sperm, or embryos?
Please note that storage fees are charged per gamete type in storage.
Lab FeesCostEgg or Embryo Freeze$720Sperm Freeze (per collection)$690Semen Assesment$105Embryo Glue$240Ongoing Egg, Embryo or Sperm Storage$40 per monthWe use Ezypay, a direct debit platform, to manage storage payments. For those who prefer not to use direct debit, we offer an alternative to pay upfront yearly, though this option has a slightly higher fee due to additional management. Existing patients wishing to change their payment method can contact our Patient Services team. Storage fees are reviewed annually and may change.
Fees are current as of 1 January 2026.
What IVF technology is used at City Fertility?
The use of industry-leading fertility technology is common practice at City Fertility and comes at no additional cost. Some of our world-class technologies include:
Please note that storage fees are charged per gamete type in storage.
TechnologyCostRI Witness (patient identification system)No additional costTimelapse technologyNo additional costAI for embryo selectionNo additional cost*The technology mentioned above may not be available at all City Fertility clinics
What is the Medicare Safety Net?
With Medicare’s assistance, fertility treatment is now more affordable and accessible. To receive the Medicare rebate, you must have a current GP referral. If you have private health cover, it may help with additional costs, such as hospital and specialist fees, but it does not cover fertility treatment directly.
In addition to receiving the standard Medicare rebate for fertility treatment, you may also be eligible for the Medicare Safety Net rebate. In the calendar year 2026, the Medicare Safety Net Threshold is $2615.50. Once you reach this, you may receive higher rebates and further cost savings. For more information, visit our Medicare Rebate for IVF Treatments page.
The use of industry-leading fertility technology is common practice at City Fertility and comes at no additional cost. Some of our world-class technologies include:
Please note that storage fees are charged per gamete type in storage.
How much does it cost to access donor sperm and eggs?
City Fertility in partnership with Addam and Eeve donor banks has ample donor sperm and eggs available. For information on available sperm donors please contact Addam donor team on 1300 023 326 or email us at contact@addamdonorbank.com.au.
For information on available egg donors please contact Eeve on 1300 003 383 or email us at contact@eevedonorbank.com.au.
You can conveniently access these banks via the website or through the Addam Donor Bank App and the Eeve Donor Bank App to help you find your ideal donor with no waiting lists.