1. Is egg donation legal in India?
Yes. Egg donation is legal in India under the ART Act, 2021 and is regulated by the ICMR. All procedures follow strict legal, ethical, and medical guidelines.
2. How are egg donors selected and matched?
Donors are matched based on blood group, physical characteristics (such as height, skin tone, and eye color), and medical compatibility. All donors are aged 21–32 years and undergo medical, genetic, and psychological screening.
3. Can I meet the egg donor or know her identity?
No. As per Indian law, egg donation is anonymous. However, we provide relevant donor information while maintaining complete confidentiality.
4. Can NRIs or international patients opt for egg donation in India?
Yes. We regularly treat NRIs and international patients, offering world-class fertility care with personalized support throughout the process.
5. How long do I need to stay in India for treatment?
Most patients need to stay for 7–10 days, although some treatment plans may require up to 2–3 weeks. Remote consultations can often be arranged before your visit.
6. Are there any health risks with donor egg IVF?
Like any pregnancy, there are some risks, such as high blood pressure or gestational diabetes, especially in older recipients. Regular monitoring helps manage these effectively.
7. What is the success rate of donor egg IVF?
Donor egg IVF generally has a 60–70% success rate per cycle, depending on your overall health and medical condition.
8. What support do you provide for outstation or international patients?
We offer a dedicated IVF coordinator, remote consultations, treatment planning, and assistance with travel, accommodation, and follow-up care.
9. What documents are required?
You will need valid ID proof, medical records, and consent forms. Our team will guide you through all legal and documentation requirements.
10. Is the egg donation process safe and ethical?
Yes. The process follows the ART Act, 2021, ensuring ethical donor selection, complete confidentiality, and high standards of patient care.
11. Will my baby look like me or my partner?
We carefully match donors based on physical characteristics and blood group. Every child is unique, and many factors influence appearance beyond genetics.
12. What protections does the ART Act, 2021 provide for egg donors?
The ART Act protects donors through mandatory screening, confidentiality, insurance coverage, age limits (21–32 years), and allows egg donation only once in a lifetime.
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