Fertility Clinics in Culiacán, Sinaloa

Culiacán is the capital of Sinaloa and serves patients across the northwest, including for surrogacy, which Sinaloa state law has historically addressed explicitly.

✈️ Getting there

Fly into Bachigualato Federal International (CUL), with domestic connections through Mexico City, Guadalajara and Tijuana and limited direct US service.

📍 From the airport

CUL to city clinics: roughly 15–30 minutes.

🗓️ How long you need

A stay-over destination, almost always reached via a domestic connection rather than a direct international flight. Build the connection into your timing.

💰 The cost of IVF in Culiacán

Typical market range

$4,500–$8,500 USD

A published market range for in vitro fertilization (ivf) in Mexico. None of the clinics on this page publishes a price for it, so treat this as orientation rather than a quote, and ask each clinic for an itemized one. Medications, PGT genetic testing and donor eggs are priced separately. See every price we hold, by clinic →

7 clinics in Culiacán

ViaFERT Clínica de Fertilidad📍 Culiacán
💰 Request pricing🗣️ English
🛡️ COFEPRIS-Accredited
COFEPRIS
Health Vacanza📍 Culiacán
Clinica Biomaternal📍 Culiacán
Dr. Conde Romero📍 Culiacán
Centros de Fertilidad Red Génesis📍 Culiacán
💰 Request pricing🗣️ English
🛡️ COFEPRIS-Accredited
SART EquivalentCOFEPRIS

Frequently asked questions

How much does IVF cost in Culiacán?

We cannot give you a figure from our own data for Culiacán: none of the 7 clinics we list here publish a price. The published market range for IVF in Mexico is $4,500–$8,500 USD per cycle, 60–70% below typical US pricing. Treat that as orientation and get an itemized quote. You can see every price we do hold at /ivf-cost-mexico.

Is fertility treatment in Culiacán safe?

COFEPRIS is Mexico's federal health regulator, the rough equivalent of the FDA, and clinics performing assisted reproduction are required to be registered with it. 2 of the 7 clinics we list in Culiacán have COFEPRIS accreditation on file with us and carry a COFEPRIS badge on their listing. The others are not marked, which means we have not verified their accreditation — not that they lack it. Ask any clinic for its COFEPRIS registration number before you book; a registered clinic will give it to you.

Do clinics in Culiacán speak English?

Many do, but not all. 2 of the 7 clinics we list in Culiacán have confirmed English-speaking staff and are marked "English-Speaking Staff" on their listing. A clinic without the badge may still have bilingual staff — we have not confirmed it — so ask before you travel, and ask specifically whether the doctor you will see speaks English or whether a coordinator interprets.

How long do I need to stay in Culiacán for treatment?

A stay-over destination, almost always reached via a domestic connection rather than a direct international flight. Build the connection into your timing.