IVF abroad.

Norway operates under some of Europe's strictest fertility treatment regulations, overseen by the Norwegian Directorate of Health. This means consistent quality standards, transparent pricing, and no hidden add-on costs. Treatment at Klinikk Hausken typically costs 30–50% less than UK private clinics and up to 70% less than US prices — while meeting or exceeding the clinical standards of more expensive markets. Patients also benefit from shorter waiting times and a complete cycle that can be done in 10–14 days.

Yes. Klinikk Hausken treats international patients from the UK, US, and across Europe. You do not need Norwegian residency or a referral from a local doctor. The age limit for women is 43 years. Single women are also eligible for treatment, including IVF with donor sperm.

No. Under Norwegian law, IVF with donor eggs from a third-party donor is available to Norwegian citizens only. If egg donation is a requirement for your treatment, Norway may not be the right destination. Reciprocal IVF — where one female partner donates eggs to the other — is available to all patients. We will confirm this clearly at your first consultation.

IVF treatment at Klinikk Hausken typically costs significantly less than UK private clinics and substantially less than US clinics. While some Eastern European destinations offer lower headline prices, Norway's pricing is fully transparent with few add-on costs. When you factor in the total cost — including medications, monitoring, and embryo transfer — Norway is highly competitive. See our price list for current figures.

Most international patients spend 10–14 days in Norway for a full IVF cycle. Hormone stimulation injections are self-administered at home before you travel. You come to Norway for your monitoring ultrasound, egg retrieval, and embryo transfer. Your nurse coordinator will plan your exact travel schedule before you book flights.

Yes. Norway has some of the strictest fertility treatment regulations in Europe, governed by the Norwegian Directorate of Health. Every clinic must be licensed, report outcomes to the national registry, and meet rigorous quality standards. These standards are equivalent to — and in many areas exceed — those required by the HFEA in the UK. Klinikk Hausken has been operating since 2006 and has overseen the birth of more than 6,000 children.

o. All international patient consultations and appointments are conducted in English. Your dedicated care team — coordinator, nurse, and doctor — communicate with you in English throughout the entire process, from first contact to post-treatment follow-up.

The most important factors are legal eligibility (what treatments are permitted and for whom), total cost including add-ons and travel, regulatory oversight and safety standards, success rates reported on a like-for-like basis (live birth rates, not just positive tests), waiting times, and the quality of coordination for international patients. Price alone is rarely a reliable guide — a lower headline cost can mask expensive add-ons or lower success rates.

The first step is a free case review with Camilla, our international coordinator. She will learn about your situation, answer your practical questions, and arrange an online consultation with Dr. Hausken if appropriate. Dr. Hausken will review your medical history and outline what treatment could look like. A follow-up appointment with your nurse covers costs, timeline, and medications in full detail. There is no obligation to proceed at any stage.