SAFE Fertility Group (Gaysorn Amarin)

SAFE Fertility Group's head clinic is on the 17th floor of Gaysorn Amarin, one of five branches. Its IVF/ICSI pathway involves about 8–10 days of hormone injections with two or three monitoring visits, then egg retrieval under general anaesthesia. Options listed for overseas patients include PGTseq-A chromosome testing (NGS with SNP), EmbryoScope Plus time-lapse incubation, MACS and IMSI sperm selection, TESE/PESA, and add-ons such as acupuncture and ovarian rejuvenation.

The group says it was the first clinic in Thailand accredited by RTAC, shows an ISO 9001:2015 mark, and states that laboratory work is overseen by ESHRE-certified embryologists, with the cryostorage facility monitored around the clock. It is listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.

Each international patient is given a named, multilingual personal assistant who handles documents, translation, reminders and WhatsApp support, and the team provides visa paperwork. SAFE suggests 10–14 days in Bangkok over two trips, with early scans possible at home. Its ICSI package brochure lists four monitoring visits, stimulation medication, egg collection with anaesthesia, ICSI with laser-assisted hatching, one EmbryoScope slide and freezing of up to three embryos, but no price. It may suit overseas couples who want one contact handling logistics.

• RTAC accredited
• Named personal assistant for overseas patients
• PGTseq-A (NGS + SNP)
• EmbryoScope Plus
• English, Mandarin, Japanese, Vietnamese and Hindi support

Worth confirming: The IVF pages do not say who is eligible; confirm the marriage and identity documents Thai law requires for your situation, and ask for the current brochure price and what it excludes.

SAFE freezes unfertilised eggs by vitrification and stores them in liquid nitrogen at –196°C. It lists egg freezing for women not ready for pregnancy (particularly those over 35), patients facing chemotherapy, radiotherapy or ovarian surgery, people with genetic conditions that affect the ovaries such as Turner or Fragile X syndrome, and for egg donation where it is permitted.

The process mirrors the start of IVF: blood tests and a scan, about 8–10 days of injections with two or three monitoring visits, then retrieval. The group's international page states that single women can freeze eggs for social reasons with no marital-status restriction, and that eggs are kept in an ISO-certified cryopreservation facility with 24-hour monitoring. An egg-freezing package is offered at all five branches; its brochure lists four monitoring visits with blood tests and scans, stimulation and trigger medication, the retrieval with anaesthesia, and the first year's storage of up to 20 eggs, after which storage is THB 10,000 per cycle per year.

The service page encourages freezing earlier rather than later and says eggs can be stored indefinitely. It may suit single women, including those travelling from abroad, who want a coordinated programme.

• Open to single women
• Offered at all five branches
• Vitrification
• Storage monitored 24/7

Worth confirming: The brochure gives the storage fee but not the package price; ask for a written quote and what happens if more than 20 eggs are collected.