13 European Cities Where Egg Freezing Costs Less Than the US

I've been through more than 100 clinic websites across ten-plus countries at this point. These are the cities that actually move the needle on cost without moving the needle on care. Egg freezing in Europe can run 25–70% less than the U.S. for the same procedure — but the sticker price rarely includes medication, travel, or storage past year one. Here's the real range, city by city, based on 2026 pricing. Always confirm directly with the clinic before you book anything.

1. Prague, Czech Republic — roughly €1,500–€3,000 per cycle excluding medication; some clinics offer multi-cycle packages closer to €4,600–€4,800 for three.
2. Brno, Czech Republic — similar pricing to Prague, often slightly lower, with English-speaking coordinators standard for international patients.
3. Athens, Greece — stimulation cycles with 12 months of storage typically run €2,225–€3,000.
4. Thessaloniki, Greece — pricing tracks closely with Athens, with an ESHRE-aligned regulatory environment.
5. Barcelona, Spain — around €2,300–€4,700 depending on what's bundled into the package.
6. Madrid, Spain — similar range to Barcelona; Spain tends to sit at the higher end of Europe's pricing but with strong clinical reputations.
7. Lisbon, Portugal — roughly €1,500–€4,500 excluding medication, with storage around €500/year and up to ten years available.
8. Porto, Portugal — comparable pricing to Lisbon with a smaller but growing international patient base.
9. Nicosia / Kyrenia, North Cyprus — around €2,500 per cycle, often with no maximum storage period.
10. Sofia, Bulgaria — stimulated cycles around €1,500–€1,600; natural, unmedicated cycles can run as low as €750.
11. Bratislava, Slovakia — among the lowest in Europe, often €1,300–€1,500 per cycle.
12. Bucharest, Romania — vitrification typically runs €1,400–€1,500.
13. Warsaw, Poland — consistently one of the more budget-friendly options in the region, generally in the same low range as the Czech Republic.