If you are considering egg freezing in Bangkok, the package price is only part of the calculation.
The important question is:
How much will egg freezing actually cost from the first assessment through egg retrieval, freezing, storage and eventually using the frozen eggs?
At Genesis Fertility Center (GFC), the current standard egg-freezing package is ฿170,000, including freezing up to 20 eggs and storage for the first year.
However, your total cost can be higher depending on the medication required, pre-treatment assessment, additional storage years and what you eventually need when you decide to use your frozen eggs.
This guide explains the current GFC egg-freezing cost, what the package includes, possible additional expenses, and the future costs to consider before you start.
How Much Does Egg Freezing Cost at GFC?
The current GFC egg-freezing package is:
| Service | Current price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Egg Freezing Package | ฿170,000 | Freezing up to 20 eggs + first year of storage |
The package is intended to cover the core egg-freezing treatment.
However, not every patient’s total cost will be exactly ฿170,000.
Your final quotation may vary depending on the medication required, initial assessment, additional treatment needs and future storage.
GFC’s current English egg-freezing service also lists the package at ฿170,000, including up to 20 eggs and the first year of storage.
What Is Included in the ฿170,000 Egg-Freezing Package?
The current package includes:
- Egg-freezing treatment
- Freezing of up to 20 eggs
- First-year storage
The exact package conditions should always be confirmed in your written quotation before treatment begins.
This is important because fertility treatment costs can include both fixed package costs and individual costs.
A transparent quotation should clearly show which services are included and which are charged separately.
What Additional Costs Should You Budget For?
The ฿170,000 package should not automatically be treated as your final lifetime cost of fertility preservation.
There are several costs you should discuss with the clinic before starting.
1. Initial Fertility Assessment
Before an egg-freezing cycle, your doctor needs to assess your ovarian reserve and overall suitability for treatment.
Depending on your situation, this may include:
- AMH testing
- Antral follicle count (AFC)
- Other blood tests
- Ultrasound
- Medical and reproductive history
- Other tests considered clinically necessary
The exact assessment depends on your circumstances and the tests already available.
For more information, see our guide to AFC vs AMH and ovarian reserve testing.
2. Fertility Medication
Medication requirements vary between patients.
Your doctor determines the stimulation protocol based on factors such as age, ovarian reserve, previous treatment and expected ovarian response.
This means two women paying the same package price may have different medication requirements.
Before treatment, ask the clinic:
- What medication is included?
- Is there a medication limit?
- What happens if additional medication is required?
- How will additional medication be charged?
Your personalised quotation should answer these questions before you begin.
3. Storage After the First Year
The current ฿170,000 package includes the first year of egg storage.
If you keep your eggs for longer, additional storage fees may apply.
Because storage costs can change, patients should ask GFC for the current annual storage fee and confirm whether storage is billed annually.
When comparing clinics, don’t compare only the first-year package price.
A clinic charging slightly less initially may become more expensive over several years if storage and other services are excluded.
4. Additional Egg-Freezing Cycles
One cycle does not guarantee that you will freeze the number of mature eggs you want.
The number of eggs retrieved depends on your ovarian reserve, age, response to stimulation and other individual factors.
Some women may achieve their target number of mature eggs in one cycle.
Others may discuss a second egg-freezing cycle with their fertility specialist.
If another cycle is recommended, it will involve additional treatment costs.
How Many Eggs Should You Freeze?
There is no universal number of eggs that guarantees a future baby.
The number you may want to freeze depends on:
- Your age when the eggs are frozen
- Ovarian reserve
- Number of mature eggs retrieved
- Whether you hope to have one child or more than one
- When you expect to use the eggs
- Your individual reproductive history
This is why a clinic should not promise that freezing a specific number of eggs will guarantee pregnancy.
For example, 10 frozen eggs do not mean 10 future embryos or 10 chances of having a baby.
Some eggs may not survive thawing, some may not fertilise, and some embryos may not develop to a stage suitable for transfer.
Read our guide to the best age to freeze eggs and how many eggs you may need for a more detailed explanation.
Does Age Affect the Cost of Egg Freezing?
Age does not necessarily change the headline package price.
However, it can affect the overall treatment strategy and the number of cycles you may need.
Egg quantity and egg quality generally decline with age. This can affect how many eggs are retrieved during stimulation and how many mature eggs are ultimately frozen.
For this reason, two women can pay the same price for one cycle but have very different outcomes from that cycle.
Your age and ovarian reserve should therefore be considered when deciding whether to freeze eggs and how many treatment cycles may be appropriate.
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) guideline on planned oocyte cryopreservation discusses the available evidence on age, outcomes and limitations in predicting future success.
What Is the Total Cost If I Want to Use My Frozen Eggs Later?
This is one of the most important costs to understand before freezing your eggs.
Egg freezing is not the same as completing IVF treatment.
When you eventually decide to use your frozen eggs, they need to be:
- Thawed
- Fertilised, usually using ICSI
- Cultured into embryos
- Assessed by the embryology team
- Transferred into the uterus when appropriate
These are separate stages from the original egg-freezing cycle.
Therefore, the ฿170,000 egg-freezing package should not be interpreted as the total cost of having a baby using those eggs.
You should plan for a future IVF/ICSI treatment cycle when you are ready to use the eggs.
For a broader breakdown, see our guide to ICSI costs and packages in Thailand.
How Much Does ICSI Cost When You Use Frozen Eggs?
GFC currently publishes several ICSI package options:
| ICSI package | Published price |
|---|---|
| ICSI LiTE | ฿150,000 |
| ICSI Gold | ฿170,000 |
| ICSI Platinum | ฿230,000 |
| ICSI Diamond | ฿350,000 |
These prices are for the published ICSI packages and should not be added automatically to the ฿170,000 egg-freezing price as though every patient will require every listed service.
Your future treatment plan may involve different services, medication, embryo transfer and other costs depending on your circumstances.
For international patients, GFC’s current IVF in Thailand for Foreigners treatment-cost guide also advises asking for a full quotation and clarifying which medication and additional services are included.
What About PGT-A After Egg Freezing?
PGT-A may be considered after your frozen eggs are thawed, fertilised and developed into embryos.
It is important to understand the timing:
You do not perform PGT-A on the unfertilised frozen egg itself.
The eggs first need to be thawed and fertilised. If embryos develop to the appropriate stage, genetic testing may then be considered.
GFC’s current NGS Plus pricing is:
| PGT-A / NGS Plus | Current price |
|---|---|
| First embryo | ฿39,900 |
| Each additional embryo | ฿15,900 |
The current NGS Plus service combines PGT-A with polyploidy screening using NGS technology.
Whether PGT-A is appropriate depends on your individual circumstances, the number of embryos available and your fertility specialist’s recommendation.
It should not be treated as a mandatory part of every egg-freezing journey.
Example: What Should You Budget for Egg Freezing?
Let’s say you are freezing eggs for the first time.
Your budget may look like this:
| Cost | Budget |
|---|---|
| GFC egg-freezing package | ฿170,000 |
| Initial assessment | Depends on tests required |
| Medication | Depends on treatment protocol/package conditions |
| Storage after year one | Additional fee |
| Additional egg-freezing cycle, if required | Additional fee |
| Future ICSI treatment | Separate cost |
| PGT-A/NGS Plus, if appropriate | ฿39,900 first embryo + ฿15,900 each additional |
This is a planning framework, not a personalised quotation.
Your actual cost depends on your ovarian reserve, treatment response, number of cycles, future treatment decisions and which additional services you use.
Is ฿170,000 the Full Cost of Egg Freezing?
Not necessarily. ฿170,000 is the current published GFC egg-freezing package price.
Your overall cost may be higher because of:
- Pre-treatment testing
- Medication requirements
- Additional treatment cycles
- Storage after the first year
- Future thawing and fertilisation
- ICSI
- Embryo culture
- Embryo transfer
- PGT-A, if recommended
- Other clinically indicated services
This is why it is better to ask for a complete written quotation rather than comparing clinics based only on the advertised headline package.
What Should You Ask an Egg-Freezing Clinic Before Paying?
Before starting treatment, ask the clinic to confirm:
- What exactly is included in the ฿170,000 package?
- How many eggs can be frozen under the package?
- Is first-year storage included?
- What is the annual storage cost after year one?
- What medication is included?
- Is there a medication limit?
- What happens if I need additional medication?
- What tests are required before treatment?
- Are the tests included?
- What happens if I retrieve fewer mature eggs than expected?
- What happens if I need another stimulation cycle?
- What will I need to pay when I eventually use the eggs?
- What is the current ICSI price?
- Is embryo transfer included in the future treatment price?
- What is the current PGT-A/NGS Plus price if testing is recommended?
This is a much better way to compare egg-freezing clinics than simply asking:
“How much is egg freezing?”
How to Choose an Egg-Freezing Clinic in Bangkok
Price matters, but it should not be the only criterion.
The clinic you choose will determine how your ovarian reserve is assessed, how stimulation is managed, how eggs are retrieved, how they are vitrified and how they are stored.
You should also look at:
- Fertility specialist experience
- Ovarian-reserve assessment
- Embryology laboratory standards
- Vitrification technology
- Storage procedures
- Package inclusions and exclusions
- Future use of frozen eggs
- Transparency of pricing
- Treatment timeline
Support for international patients
Read our detailed guide on how to choose an egg-freezing clinic in Bangkok before making a decision.
How Long Does Egg Freezing Take?
Egg freezing can generally be completed within one menstrual cycle, although the exact timeline varies between patients.
The process typically involves:
- Initial consultation and ovarian-reserve assessment
- Starting ovarian stimulation
- Monitoring follicle development
- Triggering final egg maturation
- Egg retrieval
- Identifying mature eggs
- Vitrifying and storing the eggs
At GFC, the stimulation phase is generally around 8–14 days, followed by egg retrieval approximately 34–36 hours after the trigger injection.
The retrieval itself takes around 15–20 minutes.
If you are travelling to Bangkok for treatment, ask your clinic for a detailed timeline before booking flights and accommodation.
You can also read our egg-freezing preparation guide to understand what to expect around the retrieval procedure.
Is Egg Freezing Worth the Cost?
For some women, egg freezing may be a valuable option because it preserves eggs at their current age and gives them more flexibility about when to try to have children.
However, the decision should be individual. The ASRM ethics opinion on planned oocyte cryopreservation emphasizes that patients should be informed about the uncertainties regarding efficacy, safety, costs, benefits, and long-term effects before proceeding.
Consider:
- Your current age
- Ovarian reserve
- Family-building plans
- Whether you want one child or more
- Your likely timing for future pregnancy
- Whether you are facing treatment that may affect ovarian function
- Your budget for both freezing and future use
A fertility specialist can help you understand what egg freezing may realistically achieve in your situation.
Patients who are unsure whether egg freezing is right for them can begin with fertility counseling and treatment planning. A consultation can help review age, ovarian reserve, reproductive goals, and alternative options before committing to treatment.
The HFEA report on egg freezing trends and figures provides comprehensive data on UK egg freezing costs, storage, and future treatment expenses to help patients plan their total budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does egg freezing cost at GFC?
The current GFC egg-freezing package is ฿170,000, including up to 20 eggs and the first year of storage.
Additional costs may apply depending on medication, assessment, storage after the first year and individual treatment requirements.
Does the ฿170,000 package include storage?
Yes. The current package includes storage for the first year.
Additional annual storage fees may apply after the first year.
Does the egg-freezing package include medication?
Medication requirements can vary between patients and package conditions. Ask GFC for the current medication inclusions and any applicable limits before starting treatment.
Is consultation free at GFC?
No. Do not assume that an egg-freezing consultation is free. Consultation and assessment costs should be confirmed with GFC when arranging your appointment.
How many eggs are included?
The current GFC egg-freezing package includes up to 20 eggs.
The number of mature eggs you can actually retrieve depends on your age, ovarian reserve and response to stimulation.
What if I retrieve fewer than 20 eggs?
The package should not be interpreted as a promise that 20 eggs will be retrieved.
Egg yield varies between patients. Your doctor can estimate your expected response after reviewing your ovarian reserve and medical history.
What if I need another egg-freezing cycle?
A second cycle would involve additional treatment costs. Your fertility specialist can explain whether another cycle may be useful based on the number and maturity of eggs retrieved from the first cycle.
How much does it cost to use my frozen eggs later?
Using frozen eggs requires a separate treatment process, generally involving thawing, fertilisation with ICSI, embryo culture and eventually embryo transfer.
The cost therefore differs from the original egg-freezing package.
How much is PGT-A at GFC?
GFC’s current NGS Plus pricing is ฿39,900 for the first embryo and ฿15,900 for each additional embryo.
PGT-A is an optional additional service and is not automatically required for every patient.
Does egg freezing guarantee a baby?
No. Egg freezing preserves eggs at the age they were collected, but it cannot guarantee successful fertilisation, embryo development, pregnancy or live birth.
What is the best age to freeze eggs?
There is no single age that is right for every woman. Egg quantity and quality generally decline with age, so earlier freezing may provide advantages.
Your fertility specialist can assess your age, ovarian reserve and family-building plans to help you decide whether egg freezing is appropriate.
How long can frozen eggs be stored?
The appropriate storage period depends on applicable regulations, clinic policy and your individual circumstances. Ask the clinic about its current storage policy and annual fees.
Why Choose Genesis Fertility Center (GFC)?
Every fertility journey is unique, and choosing the right fertility clinic is an important step toward building your family. Genesis Fertility Center (GFC), a fertility provider with three centres in Thailand, has provided fertility care in more than 3,600 cases and helped achieve more than 2,300 pregnancies using advanced Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), including IVF, ICSI, Egg Freezing, Embryo Freezing, and PGT-A. We combine advanced laboratory technology with treatment protocols to deliver care tailored to your individual fertility needs.
Our fertility team of obstetricians, gynecologists, fertility specialists, and embryologists is committed to providing compassionate care, clear communication, and transparent pricing throughout every stage of your fertility journey.
To learn more or schedule a consultation, please contact Genesis Fertility Center (GFC).
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