
East Africa's leading IVF hub, with more than 15 fertility centres and specialists in Nairobi.

IVF in Kenya has grown from a handful of clinics two decades ago to more than 15 established centres, most of them in Nairobi. Couples from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan and Somalia choose Nairobi for its experienced embryology labs, English-speaking specialists and prices well below Europe or South Africa. IVF is recommended for:
Women under about 40 have the best chance with their own eggs
A healthy uterus, with fibroids or polyps treated first
Infection screening for both partners
Ready for daily injections, scans and the two-week wait
Prepared that more than one cycle may be needed
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Experienced Nairobi labs: dedicated IVF centres with in-house embryology and genetics teams.
Full range of options: ICSI, egg and embryo freezing, and donor egg and sperm programmes.
Regional hub: easy flights from across East Africa and visa-free or e-visa entry for many neighbours.
Ask for live birth rates per embryo transfer for your age, not only pregnancy rates.
Check that embryologists and the lab are on site, with embryo freezing available.
Ask for a full quote: KSh 600,000 is a typical cycle price, but tests and drugs may be extra.
Nairobi IVF Centre, Nairobi
Footsteps to Fertility Centre, Nairobi
Fertility Point Kenya, Upper Hill, Nairobi
Victoria IVF & Fertility Centre, Nairobi
Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi
Dr. Wanjiru Ndegwa – fertility specialist and founder, Footsteps to Fertility Centre
Dr. Rajesh Chaudhary – lead IVF specialist, Fertility Point Kenya
Dr. Joshua Noreh – fertility specialist, Nairobi IVF Centre
Conventional IVF: eggs and sperm combined in the lab.
ICSI: one sperm injected into each egg.
Donor egg and donor sperm IVF: for older women or severe male infertility.
Egg and embryo freezing: for fertility preservation or later transfers.
Frozen embryo transfer: lower cost than a fresh cycle.
Tests: AMH and other hormone tests, ultrasound, HSG and semen analysis.
Stimulation: 8–12 days of injections with scans.
Egg collection: under sedation.
Fertilisation and culture: IVF or ICSI, 3–5 days in the lab.
Embryo transfer: pregnancy test about 2 weeks later.
IVF in Kenya costs about KSh 300,000–720,000 per cycle ($2,300–$5,600), with a standard cycle at around KSh 600,000. This usually covers stimulation through to the pregnancy test, but not diagnostic tests. Plan extra for:
Diagnostic tests before IVF
ICSI, freezing and storage fees
Donor eggs or sperm
Repeat cycles if the first fails
IVF is generally not covered by the Social Health Authority or most private insurers, so couples usually self-pay. Kenyatta National Hospital is building a public IVF unit expected to lower costs.
Keep your injection schedule and scan appointments.
Avoid smoking and alcohol and stay active with light exercise.
Rest for a day after egg collection.
Ask your clinic about counselling support.
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Kenya offers East Africa's widest choice of IVF clinics, donor options and freezing, at a fraction of the cost in Europe. It is the natural choice for couples across the region; those needing advanced embryo genetic testing may also compare India. Book a free consultation.
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Common questions about IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) in Kenya, answered by our care team.
About KSh 300,000–720,000 per cycle, with a typical cycle around KSh 600,000.
Nairobi IVF Centre, Footsteps to Fertility, Fertility Point Kenya, Victoria IVF and Aga Khan University Hospital.
IVF is generally not covered; couples pay privately.
Yes, several Nairobi clinics offer donor egg and sperm programmes.
Yes. Many East African couples travel to Nairobi, and most need only a short stay for each cycle.
About 4–6 weeks from injections to the pregnancy test.
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