north cyprus ivf options

[goingincognito1]

Hello
I and my DH have been looking at IVF centres in north Cyprus. I'm just wondering if anyone has any recommendations of IVF centres in north Cyprus?
Thanks :)

Hi there!! I'm currently pregnant (still feels weird saying it), by Dunya IVF.

I had an amazing experience over there. I loved my doctor, dr Burke, I don't know how he manages it, but his voice was like a tranquillizer, every time he spoke, all my nerves were gone and I was the calmest most positive person in the world!

I felt precious, and like they were on my team, something that I needed because I am single, but they didn't make me feel alone.

If you have any questions about them, or about the clinic, or how I decided to use them message me I will be happy to help out.

@IsabelHerna thank you so much responding, and congratulations :), it sounds like you had a really positive experience at that clinic, I will read up about them a bit more x

@goingincognito1 may I ask what made you consider north cyprus for ivf? is it cheaper? sorry if I'm being impolite, I want to go ahead to ivf too and wanted to learn how you decided

@IsabelHerna I love how you talk about your doctor, unfortunately it has become rare to be treated like a human being. Congratulations x

@IsabelHerna How long did you have to stay in Cyprus for IVF? Congratulation btw so happy for you.

I'm also going to Northern Cyprus! Most likely Dunya as well so its great seeing such promising reviews @IsabelHerna 💖
@goingincognito1 It's been a few months but how has it been so far?

Am also having mixed feelings on where to go for my IVF treatment glad there is a lot of positivity here. Good luck everyone

@IsabelHerna would you mind helping me with some more info on how you found dunya and the process please hun? I’m debating them xxx

I learned this from the article “7 Questions to Ask a Clinic.” I usually start by looking at websites that list the best clinics (for example, fertility clinics abroad) or by using tools like ChatGPT or Gemini to create a shortlist.
The article recommends contacting clinics directly and asking about:

• their success rates for your specific age and case
• their experience with similar patients
• the full cost (including any hidden fees or add-ons)
• how much time you may need to spend with them to achieve results

If your case isn’t too complex, a good, patient-friendly clinic should be willing to provide personalized answers. I personally avoid clinics that aren’t willing to invest time in clear and supportive communication. I also recommend asking how they calculate their success rates—whether they refer to clinical pregnancy rates or live birth rates, and for which age group. This makes a big difference in how you interpret the numbers. For example, I recently saw a statistic showing around 65% success rates for IVF with frozen embryo transfer using a patient’s own eggs, which sounds OK. But then it clarified that for women aged 43+, the success rate drops to around 5%. So it’s really important to understand the context behind these figures. Also, a clinic doesn’t have to be very well-known to be a good choice—sometimes less “brand-name” clinics have more relevant experience with specific cases. And don’t forget to check the quality of their laboratory, as this plays a crucial role in outcomes. Hope this helps, and good luck.