Georgia, Tbilisi, 33 კრწანისის II შესახვე

Your IVF Journey

Your path to parenthood

Modern embryology and international standards of care form the foundation of our work. But we believe human connection is just as important. At EFC, treatment is built on open dialogue — we explain every step, answer your questions, and support you from the first consultation to a long-awaited positive pregnancy test.

Fixed-price programs Clear treatment stages Personal doctor and coordinator In-house donor cell bank European standards of care Personalized treatment plans

What is IVF

IVF (in vitro fertilization) gives couples and individuals a chance to become parents when natural conception is not possible for medical reasons. Fertilization takes place in the embryology laboratory, and the resulting embryos are either transferred into the uterus or cryopreserved for future treatment. At EFC, every stage of the process is supervised by an experienced team of doctors and embryologists, ensuring safety, transparency, and the best possible results.

Who can benefit from IVF

  • Couples planning pregnancy but facing difficulties with natural conception
  • Women with reduced ovarian reserve or absence of their own oocytes
  • Couples with male factor infertility
  • Single women wishing to become mothers using donor sperm
  • Patients with previous unsuccessful IVF cycles or pregnancy loss
  • Patients recommended for preimplantation genetic testing (PGT)

Why choose EFC

2000+ families became parents

Transparent and proven IVF results

15 years of experience

Doctors and embryologists with international expertise

High pregnancy success rate

Effective protocols and modern technologies

International standards of care

Quality and safety based on global medical protocols

Own donor database

Selection by medical indications and personal preferences

Personal doctor & coordinator

Attention and support at every stage of treatment

IVF Programs

Every story is unique. Our doctors will help you choose the right program and create a personalized treatment plan.

IVF with own eggs

Ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, and fertilization of your own oocytes. Suitable for women with good reproductive potential.

from 4000 USD

IVF with donor sperm

Donor sperm is used in cases of male infertility or for single women. The donor is selected together with the doctor from the clinic’s database.

from 4900 USD

IVF with donor eggs

A donor is chosen based on medical indications and the couple’s preferences. Donor oocytes are fertilized with the partner’s sperm, and the embryo is transferred to the patient.

from 7000 USD

Start your path to parenthood today

Contact us to discuss your case and select the most suitable program

Book a consultation

How IVF works

1

Consultation

The doctor reviews your medical history and previous examinations, creating an individual treatment plan. For patients living abroad, the first online consultation lasts about one hour.

2

Examination

The next step is a comprehensive assessment of your reproductive health to determine the best way to pregnancy. After completing all tests, your doctor defines the treatment timeline and key stages.

3

Ovarian stimulation (if using own oocytes)

A personalized stimulation protocol is selected. Follicular growth is monitored by ultrasound every 3–4 days.

4

Egg retrieval and fertilization

The procedure is performed under anesthesia in a day hospital setting. Patients can usually leave the clinic within two hours. Retrieved eggs are fertilized in the laboratory, and embryologists monitor embryo development until day 5.

5

PGT (if indicated)

Preimplantation genetic testing helps select chromosomally healthy embryos and increases the chance of a successful pregnancy. If PGT is required, embryo transfer is postponed until getting results.

6

Embryo transfer

The most promising embryo is transferred into the uterus, and the remaining viable embryos are cryopreserved for future use.

7

Medication support

After transfer, the doctor prescribes medication to support implantation and early pregnancy. Our team stays in touch and provides guidance during this crucial stage.

8

Pregnancy confirmation

Two weeks later, an HCG test and the first ultrasound are performed — the moment when we share the joy of your result together.

On average, one IVF cycle takes 4–6 weeks, depending on the protocol and medical indications.

Our team

We believe that both technology and human care are essential for successful IVF.

Your doctor, embryologist, and coordinator work together so that you always understand what’s happening — and feel confident every step of the way.

FAQ

How often will I need to visit the clinic during the IVF program?
During the examination stage, 1–2 visits are usually enough. During stimulation, patients come every 2–3 days for ultrasound monitoring. Then egg retrieval takes place, followed by embryo transfer about 5–6 days later. In total, there are usually around 9–11 visits per cycle.
Is IVF legal for international patients?
Yes, IVF is legal and available in Georgia for international patients.
Can single women undergo IVF?
Yes, IVF is available for single women. The procedure and medical support are the same as for married couples.
What languages do the doctors and coordinators speak?
The main languages are Georgian, Russian, and English. Coordinators also speak more than ten other languages, including Chinese and Hebrew, which helps us make the process comfortable for patients from all over the world.
What is the difference between a natural and a stimulated cycle?
A natural cycle uses one naturally matured egg — a gentler approach without hormonal stimulation, though with fewer embryos (typically 1–2).
A stimulated cycle allows multiple eggs to mature, providing more embryos for selection.
When is a frozen embryo transfer (FET) recommended?
FET is chosen in cases of ovarian hyperstimulation risk, suboptimal endometrial timing (“implantation window”), additional testing needs, or after PGT. It allows transfer at the most favorable time.
Is ICSI necessary for everyone?
No. ICSI is used when medically indicated — in cases of male infertility, previous failed fertilizations, or specific sperm characteristics. The decision is made by the embryologist.
How many embryos should be transferred?
In most cases, we recommend transferring a single embryo (SET) to minimize the risk of multiple pregnancy.
What is PGT and when is it recommended?
Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) analyzes the chromosomal set of embryos. It’s recommended for recurrent implantation failures, recurrent miscarriage, advanced maternal age, or known genetic risks.
Do I need to cancel the cycle if the endometrium is thin?
Not always. The treatment plan may be adjusted — dosage, timing, or protocol. If the endometrium doesn’t reach the desired thickness, transfer is postponed to the next cycle.

This information is for general reference and does not replace a personal consultation. Final decisions on examinations and protocols are made by your EFC doctor.

How to get started

Submit a request — our coordinator will contact you to arrange the next steps and help prepare for your visit.

Book a consultation

Your IVF Journey

Your path to parenthood Modern embryology and international standards of care form the foundation of our work. But we believe human connection is just as important. At EFC, treatment is built on open dialogue — we explain every step, answer your questions, and support you from the first consultation to a long-awaited positive pregnancy test. Fixed-price programs Clear treatment stages Personal doctor and coordinator In-house donor cell bank European standards of care Personalized treatment plans Book a consultation What is IVF IVF (in vitro fertilization) gives couples and individuals a chance to become parents when natural conception is not possible for medical reasons. Fertilization takes place in the embryology laboratory, and the resulting embryos are either transferred into the uterus or cryopreserved for future treatment. At EFC, every stage of the process is supervised by an experienced team of doctors and embryologists, ensuring safety, transparency, and the best possible results. Who can benefit from IVF Couples planning pregnancy but facing difficulties with natural conception Women with reduced ovarian reserve or absence of their own oocytes Couples with male factor infertility Single women wishing to become mothers using donor sperm Patients with previous unsuccessful IVF cycles or pregnancy loss Patients recommended for preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) Why choose EFC 2000+ families became parents Transparent and proven IVF results 15 years of experience Doctors and embryologists with international expertise High pregnancy success rate Effective protocols and modern technologies International standards of care Quality and safety based on global medical protocols Own donor database Selection by medical indications and personal preferences Personal doctor & coordinator Attention and support at every stage of treatment IVF Programs Every story is unique. Our doctors will help you choose the right program and create a personalized treatment plan. IVF with own eggs Ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, and fertilization of your own oocytes. Suitable for women with good reproductive potential. from 4000 USD IVF with donor sperm Donor sperm is used in cases of male infertility or for single women. The donor is selected together with the doctor from the clinic’s database. from 4900 USD IVF with donor eggs A donor is chosen based on medical indications and the couple’s preferences. Donor oocytes are fertilized with the partner’s sperm, and the embryo is transferred to the patient. from 7000 USD Start your path to parenthood today Contact us to discuss your case and select the most suitable program Book a consultation How IVF works 1 Consultation The doctor reviews your medical history and previous examinations, creating an individual treatment plan. For patients living abroad, the first online consultation lasts about one hour. 2 Examination The next step is a comprehensive assessment of your reproductive health to determine the best way to pregnancy. After completing all tests, your doctor defines the treatment timeline and key stages. 3 Ovarian stimulation (if using own oocytes) A personalized stimulation protocol is selected. Follicular growth is monitored by ultrasound every 3–4 days. 4 Egg retrieval and fertilization The procedure is performed under anesthesia in a day hospital setting. Patients can usually leave the clinic within two hours. Retrieved eggs are fertilized in the laboratory, and embryologists monitor embryo development until day 5. 5 PGT (if indicated) Preimplantation genetic testing helps select chromosomally healthy embryos and increases the chance of a successful pregnancy. If PGT is required, embryo transfer is postponed until getting results. 6 Embryo transfer The most promising embryo is transferred into the uterus, and the remaining viable embryos are cryopreserved for future use. 7 Medication support After transfer, the doctor prescribes medication to support implantation and early pregnancy. Our team stays in touch and provides guidance during this crucial stage. 8 Pregnancy confirmation Two weeks later, an HCG test and the first ultrasound are performed — the moment when we share the joy of your result together. On average, one IVF cycle takes 4–6 weeks, depending on the protocol and medical indications. Our team We believe that both technology and human care are essential for successful IVF. Your doctor, embryologist, and coordinator work together so that you always understand what’s happening — and feel confident every step of the way. ‹ Dr. Nataliia Kniazeva Gynecologist-reproductologist Experience: 16+ years Dr. Mariam Gugushvili Gynecologist-reproductologist Experience: 11+ years Dr. Ekaterine Gabashvili Gynecologist-reproductologist Experience: 7+ years Ekaterina Antipova Embryologist Experience: 7+ years Zhadyra Shagyrova Embryologist Experience: 11+ years Irina Zhadan International Patient Support Specialist › Book a consultation FAQ How often will I need to visit the clinic during the IVF program? During the examination stage, 1–2 visits are usually enough. During stimulation, patients come every 2–3 days for ultrasound monitoring. Then egg retrieval takes place, followed by embryo transfer about 5–6 days later. In total, there are usually around 9–11 visits per cycle. Is IVF legal for international patients? Yes, IVF is legal and available in Georgia for international patients. Can single women undergo IVF? Yes, IVF is available for single women. The procedure and medical support are the same as for married couples. What languages do the doctors and coordinators speak? The main languages are Georgian, Russian, and English. Coordinators also speak more than ten other languages, including Chinese and Hebrew, which helps us make the process comfortable for patients from all over the world. What is the difference between a natural and a stimulated cycle? A natural cycle uses one naturally matured egg — a gentler approach without hormonal stimulation, though with fewer embryos (typically 1–2). A stimulated cycle allows multiple eggs to mature, providing more embryos for selection. When is a frozen embryo transfer (FET) recommended? FET is chosen in cases of ovarian hyperstimulation risk, suboptimal endometrial timing (“implantation window”), additional testing needs, or after PGT. It allows transfer at the most favorable time. Is ICSI necessary for everyone? No. ICSI is used when medically indicated — in cases of male infertility, previous failed fertilizations, or specific sperm characteristics. The decision is made by the embryologist. How many embryos should be transferred? In most cases, we recommend transferring a single embryo (SET) to minimize the risk of multiple pregnancy. What is PGT and when is it recommended? Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) analyzes the chromosomal set of embryos. It’s recommended for recurrent implantation failures, recurrent miscarriage, advanced maternal age, or known genetic risks. Do I need to cancel the cycle if the endometrium is thin? Not always. The treatment plan may be adjusted — dosage, timing, or protocol. If the endometrium doesn’t reach the desired thickness, transfer is postponed to the next cycle. This information is for general reference and does not replace a personal consultation. Final decisions on examinations and protocols are made by your EFC doctor. How to get started Submit a request — our coordinator will contact you to arrange the next steps and help prepare for your visit. 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2025-11-13T14:38:59+00:00

European Fertility Clinic
Krtsanisi II Line, 33 Georgia, Tbilisi
+995 322-009-000, client@efclinic.ge