IVF in Tijuana, Mexico
We list 9 clinics offering in vitro fertilization (ivf) in Tijuana, Baja California. Below: what the treatment involves, what it costs, how patients get here, and every clinic we hold with their own contact details.
What IVF costs in Tijuana
Published by clinics on this page$5,000–$10,200 USD
Median published starting price: $9,500
3 of the 9 clinics below publish a price for a standard IVF cycle. This range is those prices, not an estimate. The rest do not publish one — ask them directly.
Prices are for the procedure as clinics describe it and rarely include medication, which typically adds $1,500–$4,000 to a stimulated cycle. See every price we hold, by city and clinic →
What In Vitro Fertilization involves
Eggs are retrieved from the ovaries after about two weeks of injectable stimulation, fertilized with sperm in a laboratory, and grown for three to five days. One resulting embryo is transferred to the uterus; any others can be frozen for later attempts.
Who it is for
Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes, moderate to severe male factor infertility, diminished ovarian reserve, endometriosis, and unexplained infertility that has not responded to less invasive treatment.
How long it takes
One cycle runs six to eight weeks end to end. Most of that is monitoring that can be done at home; the part that has to happen in Mexico is usually 5–10 days around retrieval, or 3–5 days for a frozen transfer.
Travelling to Tijuana for treatment
✈️ Getting there
Walk or drive across from San Diego at the San Ysidro or Otay Mesa ports of entry, or fly into Tijuana International (TIJ). Cross Border Xpress (CBX) is a pedestrian bridge from the San Diego side directly into the TIJ terminal, which avoids the land border queues entirely.
📍 From the airport
San Ysidro crossing: roughly 15–25 minutes to most clinics. TIJ via CBX: 20–30 minutes.
🗓️ Planning a IVF trip
The one city in Mexico where treatment does not usually require staying over. Southern California patients commonly cross for each monitoring appointment and return the same day; plan on being available for daily visits for about two weeks, then the procedure itself. Build in time for the northbound border queue, which is the unpredictable part.
9 clinics offering IVF in Tijuana
2 of 9 clinics below have COFEPRIS accreditation on file; 9 have confirmed English-speaking staff. Both are marked on the listing — an unmarked clinic is one we have not verified, not one that failed a check.
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IVF in Tijuana: common questions
How much does IVF cost in Tijuana?
3 of the 9 clinics we list for IVF in Tijuana publish a price, and those prices run $5,000–$10,200 USD for a standard cycle, with a median starting price of $9,500. That is what those clinics state, not an estimate we calculated. The remaining 6 do not publish a figure — you will need to ask them. Medication is almost never included and typically adds $1,500–$4,000.
What does In Vitro Fertilization involve?
Eggs are retrieved from the ovaries after about two weeks of injectable stimulation, fertilized with sperm in a laboratory, and grown for three to five days. One resulting embryo is transferred to the uterus; any others can be frozen for later attempts. One cycle runs six to eight weeks end to end. Most of that is monitoring that can be done at home; the part that has to happen in Mexico is usually 5–10 days around retrieval, or 3–5 days for a frozen transfer.
What are IVF success rates at clinics in Tijuana?
We do not hold verified success-rate data for the clinics on this page, and we will not publish a figure we cannot source. Mexico has no mandatory public outcome reporting comparable to the US SART database, so any number you are quoted comes from the clinic itself. Ask each clinic for its live-birth rate per embryo transfer, for your age band, for the most recent complete year, and ask how many cycles that percentage is calculated from — a rate without a denominator tells you nothing.
Are IVF clinics in Tijuana accredited?
COFEPRIS is Mexico's federal health regulator, roughly equivalent to the FDA, and clinics performing assisted reproduction are required to be registered with it. 2 of the 9 clinics on this page have COFEPRIS accreditation recorded with us and carry a badge on their listing. An unmarked clinic is one we have not verified — not one we know to be unaccredited. Ask any clinic for its COFEPRIS registration number before you book; a registered clinic will give it to you.
Do IVF clinics in Tijuana speak English?
9 of the 9 clinics on this page have confirmed English-speaking staff and are marked accordingly. A clinic without the badge may still have bilingual staff — we have not confirmed it. Ask specifically whether the doctor you will see speaks English or whether a coordinator interprets, because those are very different experiences during a consultation about your results.
Where else in Mexico can I get IVF?
We list IVF clinics in Ciudad de México (54), Guadalajara (13), Cancún (9), Aguascalientes (6) and other cities. Cost differences between cities are usually smaller than the difference between two clinics in the same city, so travel time and flight cost are often the more useful thing to compare.
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Guides
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