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No — and we won't, because no one can give you a meaningful answer without reviewing your complete medical profile. IVF success depends on a wide range of individual factors: age, diagnosis, ovarian reserve, prior cycle history, embryo quality, and the specific protocol used. Any clinic — at home or abroad — that quotes you a generic success rate without reviewing your records is giving you a number that doesn't reflect your situation. The fertility team will give you a realistic, personalized assessment after reviewing your history. We will not oversimplify this.

Yes. Your medical records are shared only with the clinical team at the specific clinic evaluating your case — and only for that purpose. MyMediTour handles all patient information with full confidentiality. We do not share your data with third parties, and we will always be explicit about who receives what information and why.

Yes — and many of our patients are in exactly this situation. Prior cycle history is actually very valuable diagnostic information. Knowing which protocols were used, how you responded, and what embryo quality looked like helps the overseas specialist design a more targeted approach. Please bring as complete a record as possible from your previous treatment — it will make your evaluation significantly more useful.

A standard IVF cycle requires multiple visits to the clinic: initial consultations, monitoring scans during stimulation, egg retrieval, and embryo transfer. The total in-country stay is typically 10–18 days depending on your protocol and how your cycle progresses. Some patients do part of the monitoring at home and travel only for the retrieval and transfer stages — this depends on the clinic's protocol and your specific situation. Your coordinator will plan your timeline with the clinic before you travel.

After your embryo transfer, you'll travel home for the two-week wait and the subsequent pregnancy test. Your overseas clinic will provide a complete protocol for monitoring — including what blood tests to have done locally, what medications to continue, and when to check in. Your coordinator facilitates communication between you and the clinical team throughout the post-transfer period. If you need to return for further evaluation or treatment, we coordinate that too.

Egg donation is legal and fully regulated in all four of our partner destinations. Clinics operate under national health authority oversight and follow defined protocols for donor screening, compensation, and anonymity (or identity disclosure, where applicable). The specifics vary by country — your coordinator will walk you through what the process looks like in your chosen destination before you make any decisions.

A single IVF cycle in the US typically costs $15,000–$30,000, often without insurance coverage. In Colombia, Turkey, Costa Rica, or Brazil, comparable treatment — including medications and monitoring — generally costs significantly less, though exact pricing depends on your protocol, any add-ons like PGD/PGS, and the specific clinic. All figures we share are estimates until confirmed by the provider. We will never give you a final price without a proper case review first.