Fertility Treatment in Denmark
Why Denmark?
World-class fertility treatment in Denmark
Denmark is renowned for high quality of life, scientific advancement and unmatched medical care.
These factors combined with the high availability of donated gametes and progressive fertility legislation have made Denmark one of the world’s most popular destinations for international fertility treatment.
Danish Fertility Law
Progressive fertility laws for inclusive fertility treatment
Denmark is proudly home to some of Europe’s most progressive fertility laws. Thanks to this forward-thinking approach, Maigaard is proud to offer fertility treatment to even more people. Danish law allows:
- Treatment up to the age of 46
- Treatment using open-ID or anonymous donor gametes
- Treatment for LGBTQ+ people, including ROPA
- Treatment for solo-mothers
- Fertility preservation
Why Maigaard?
We treat every patient as an individual. This means creating the best possible treatment plan for your unique circumstances.
Trust is at the heart of everything we do. We provide honest, transparent advice to all of our patients and they trust they we recommend the best treatment for them.
We publish all of our success rates so you can understand your own chances of successful treatment. Our results are consistently above national average across all treatment types.
Aarhus Airport (AAR)
Bus 925X runs to Aarhus city center (50 minutes).
Billund Airport (BLL)
Direct bus 912X to Aarhus (1.5–2 hours).
Aalborg Airport (AAL)
Train or bus to Aarhus ( 2.5–3 hours).
Copenhagen Airport (CPH)
Train from the airport to Aarhus Central Station (3–3.5 hours).
Hotel Ritz Aarhus City
Central hotel close to the train station.
www.millinghotels.dk
Scandic Aarhus City
Simple and centrally located hotel in the city center.
www.scandic.com
Wakeup Aarhus
Modern budget hotel close to the train station
www.wakeupcopenhagen.com
Airbnb
There are many good and affordable apartments in central Aarhus.
www.airbnb.com
Maigaard Donor Bank
Denmark is well known for high-quality Sperm donors. At Maigaard we’ve gone even further and created our own Sperm bank to ensure our patients can access the materials they need for treatment in a trusted environment and at a highly affordable cost. We believe everyone should have access to the best possible donors without financial restraints.
Treatments
What our patients say
"Maigaard made our dream of a child come true."
Lone
Trustpilot
"The many visits to Maigaard ended up with two beautiful children"
Natasha
Trustpilot
"Really good experience at Maigaard in Aarhus. "
Elina
Trustpilot
"...His future siblings will also be helped into the world at Maigaard"
Thomas
Trustpilot
FAQ
Are blood tests required before treatment?
In accordance with the EU directive, the following infection screenings must be completed before fertility treatment can begin. This applies to both the woman and the man, unless donor sperm or frozen eggs are used.
Before starting treatment, you must have the following blood tests done by your own doctor or gynecologist:
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P-HIV 1+2
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P-HBsAg
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P-Anti-HBc total
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P-Anti-HCV
The tests must be no older than 24 months at the time of treatment.
It is your own responsibility to have these tests done in your home country, and the costs are not covered by the clinic.
The results must be sent to us as a written laboratory report before treatment can begin.
If you have any questions about the requirements, please feel free to contact us or book a free video consultation.
When in my cycle should I start the treatment?
A fertility treatment typically begins at the start of your period. Therefore, we always plan the start of treatment around your next expected menstrual bleeding.
You will need to have an ultrasound scan and have the necessary medication ready just before your period begins. The hormone treatment usually starts on the second day of bleeding.
It is important that you keep us informed about your cycle so we can adjust the treatment start and logistics accordingly.
How long do I need to stay in Denmark during the treatment?
You will need to be in Denmark for the egg retrieval and the embryo transfer.
Most patients stay in Denmark for 3 to 6 days. You should arrive the day before or on the morning of the egg retrieval. The embryo transfer is then scheduled 2–5 days later, depending on the development of the embryos.
The other parts of the treatment – such as scans and the start of hormone stimulation – can usually be done in your home country if you prefer.
Get personal guidance
Book a free video consultation on Teams with one of our experienced doctors and learn more about how we can support you on your journey to fulfilling your dream of having a family.