Reciprocal IVF for Female Couples
Reciprocal (shared-motherhood) IVF lets one partner provide the eggs while the other carries the pregnancy, for married female couples.
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Overview
Reciprocal IVF, also called co-IVF or shared motherhood, allows one partner to provide the eggs while the other carries the pregnancy, so both share a biological role in the family. Genea Thailand, part of the global Genea network, supports female couples exploring this pathway following Thailand's Marriage Equality Act, which extends marriage-certificate eligibility for IVF to same-sex couples. Eligibility and donor-sperm arrangements follow current Thai regulation.
What to expect
Reciprocal IVF — also known as co-IVF or shared motherhood — is a family-building approach in which one partner provides the eggs while the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to share a biological role. Genea Thailand, located in Central World Tower on Rajadamri Road in Bangkok, supports female couples exploring this pathway following Thailand's Marriage Equality Act, which extends marriage-certificate eligibility for IVF to same-sex couples. Donor-sperm arrangements and all eligibility considerations follow current Thai regulation, which the clinic can explain in detail during a consultation.
Who it's for
This service is for married female couples who wish to explore reciprocal IVF as a way for both partners to have a biological connection to the pregnancy. Genea Thailand is part of an international fertility network with dedicated LGBTQA+ family-building guidance. Eligibility is subject to current Thai law and individual circumstances, which the clinic can discuss directly.
Why we recommend it
PrideShow has reviewed Genea Thailand as an LGBTQ+-affirming provider that explicitly supports female couples exploring reciprocal IVF following Thailand's Marriage Equality Act. PrideShow connects you to the clinic as part of its inclusivity-reviewed curation and does not provide clinical services itself. All questions of eligibility, donor arrangements, regulatory details, risks, and pricing are for Genea Thailand to address directly.
Frequently asked questions
- What is reciprocal IVF? ▾
- Reciprocal IVF (also called co-IVF or shared motherhood) is an approach where one partner provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy, so both are biologically involved. The clinic can explain the full process, eligibility criteria, and what the experience involves during a consultation.
- Is reciprocal IVF available under Thai law? ▾
- Thailand's Marriage Equality Act extends marriage-certificate eligibility for IVF to same-sex couples. Genea Thailand supports female couples exploring this pathway. Discuss your specific eligibility, donor arrangements, any relevant regulations, risks, and pricing directly with the clinic via the link on this page.
- How are donor sperm arrangements handled? ▾
- Donor-sperm arrangements for reciprocal IVF follow current Thai regulation. The clinic can explain what is involved and what the regulatory requirements are when you consult with them directly.
- Where is Genea Thailand located? ▾
- Genea Thailand is located in Central World Tower on Rajadamri Road, Bangkok. Contact them directly via the link on this page for address details and to arrange a consultation.
- How do I find out more? ▾
- Enquire with Genea Thailand directly via the link on this page. PrideShow connects you to the provider; all consultations, medical assessments, and clinical delivery are handled by the clinic.
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