IVF

February 15, 2026

IVF Treatment in Georgia: A Guide for International Patients

Written by:Nova Plus Editorial TeamPublished:February 15, 2026Last reviewed:August 19, 2026

IVF Treatment in Georgia: Everything International Patients Need to Know

Georgia has emerged as a premier destination for in vitro fertilization (IVF), attracting patients from Europe, the Middle East, East Asia, and North America. The country combines affordable pricing, modern medical infrastructure, experienced fertility specialists, and a welcoming environment to create an exceptional experience for international patients seeking fertility treatment.

Why International Patients Choose Georgia for IVF

Affordable Excellence Without Compromise

One of the most compelling reasons international patients choose Georgia is the significant cost advantage. IVF treatment in Georgia starts from approximately €3,000 for basic cycles and ranges up to €8,500–€12,000 for comprehensive packages that include genetic testing, medication, and monitoring. Compare this to:

Western Europe: €8,000–€20,000 per cycle

United States: $15,000–$25,000 per cycle

United Kingdom: £5,000–£15,000 per cycle

Despite the lower costs, Georgian fertility clinics maintain international medical standards, use the latest equipment, and employ specialists trained at leading institutions worldwide.

Modern Medical Infrastructure

Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, is home to several state-of-the-art fertility clinics equipped with:

Advanced embryology laboratories with time-lapse monitoring systems

Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) capabilities for comprehensive chromosomal screening

Cryopreservation facilities for eggs, sperm, and embryos

ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) technology for cases with male factor infertility

Laser-assisted hatching and other advanced techniques

Nova Plus partners with clinics that are carefully selected for their experienced specialists, laboratory standards and quality of care for international patients.

No Waiting Lists

Unlike many European countries where patients may wait months for IVF treatment, Georgia offers immediate access. Treatment can typically begin within 2–4 weeks of your initial consultation, making it an ideal option for patients who have already experienced delays elsewhere.

Gender Selection

Georgia is one of the few countries where preimplantation genetic testing for gender selection is legally available. Nova Plus coordinates PGT-based family-building options, where medically indicated and legally permitted. Availability, eligibility and clinic policy are reviewed on an individual basis, and no outcome can be guaranteed.

The IVF Process in Georgia: Step by Step

Phase 1: Initial Consultation and Diagnostics

Your fertility journey begins with a comprehensive evaluation. Nova Plus arranges an initial consultation — available online or in person — where a fertility specialist reviews your medical history and recommends appropriate diagnostic tests:

Hormonal panel (FSH, LH, estradiol, AMH, TSH, prolactin)

Transvaginal ultrasound to assess ovarian reserve and uterine health

Semen analysis for male partners

Infectious disease screening for both partners

Genetic screening when indicated

These tests can be performed in Georgia, at our partner location in Brooklyn, USA, or at qualified laboratories in your home country.

Phase 2: Treatment Protocol Design

Based on your diagnostic results, the fertility specialist designs a personalized treatment protocol. Common protocols include:

Long protocol — involving down-regulation followed by stimulation, suitable for patients with good ovarian reserve

Short (antagonist) protocol — a shorter, more flexible approach often used for patients with diminished ovarian reserve

Natural cycle IVF — minimal or no stimulation, collecting eggs during a natural menstrual cycle

Mini IVF — low-dose stimulation for patients who prefer a gentler approach

Nova Plus coordinates all communication between you and the medical team, translating medical documents and ensuring you understand every aspect of your treatment plan.

Phase 3: Ovarian Stimulation

This phase typically lasts 10–14 days. You will administer daily hormone injections to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple eggs. During this phase:

Regular monitoring through blood tests and ultrasounds every 2–3 days

Dosage adjustments based on your body's response

Trigger injection when follicles reach optimal size (typically 18–20mm)

Many patients travel to Georgia at the beginning of stimulation, though some prefer to start stimulation in their home country and travel to Georgia for egg retrieval.

Phase 4: Egg Retrieval

Egg retrieval is a minimally invasive procedure performed under light sedation. It typically takes 15–20 minutes. Eggs are collected from the ovaries using ultrasound-guided aspiration. Most patients can resume normal activities the following day.

Phase 5: Fertilization and Embryo Culture

Retrieved eggs are fertilized in the laboratory using either conventional IVF or ICSI. Embryos are then cultured for 3–5 days in a controlled environment. During this time:

Day 1: Fertilization check — confirmation that eggs have been successfully fertilized

Day 3: Embryo development assessment — evaluation of cell division and quality

Day 5: Blastocyst stage — the most advanced stage, offering the highest implantation rates

Phase 6: Genetic Testing (Optional)

For patients who opt for preimplantation genetic testing, a small biopsy is taken from day-5 blastocysts and sent for analysis. PGT can screen for:

Chromosomal abnormalities (PGT-A) — improving implantation rates and reducing miscarriage risk

Single gene disorders (PGT-M) — for patients who are carriers of genetic conditions

Gender — for patients requesting sex selection

Results are typically available within 1–2 weeks.

Phase 7: Embryo Transfer

The highest quality embryo is transferred to the uterus using a thin catheter. This painless procedure takes only a few minutes. Additional high-quality embryos can be cryopreserved (frozen) for future use, including frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycles.

Phase 8: Pregnancy Test

A blood test (beta-hCG) is performed approximately 10–14 days after embryo transfer to confirm pregnancy. If the test is positive, an ultrasound is scheduled 2–3 weeks later to confirm a clinical pregnancy and fetal heartbeat.

Success Rates at Nova Plus Partner Clinics

Nova Plus partner clinics in Georgia report clinical pregnancy rates of:

50–55% per transfer for patients under 35

40–45% for patients aged 35–39

25–35% for patients aged 40–42

These rates are comparable to leading European fertility centers and reflect the high quality of medical care available in Georgia.

Travel and Logistics

Nova Plus manages all logistics for international patients, including:

Airport transfers in comfortable, private vehicles

Accommodation recommendations ranging from luxury hotels to apartment rentals near the clinic

Translation services — our team speaks English, Georgian, Russian, and Chinese

City tours and cultural experiences — Tbilisi is a beautiful, historic city with excellent restaurants, wine regions, and cultural attractions

Visa assistance — citizens of most countries can enter Georgia visa-free for up to one year

Nova Plus: Your Fertility Concierge in Georgia

As Georgia's first independent international fertility concierge, Nova Plus provides personalized, end-to-end support for your IVF journey. We handle the medical coordination, logistics, and communication so you can focus on your treatment and well-being.

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