VOICED: Czech Republic brings hope to infertile European couples

The video discusses the liberal fertility laws in the Czech Republic, which attract many foreigners seeking medically assisted reproduction. Unlike countries with strong Catholic traditions like Germany, Austria, Italy, and Poland, the Czech Republic allows practices such as egg donation and embryonic selection. The video highlights the efficient and cost-effective fertility treatments available in Czech clinics, emphasizing the non-commercial nature of egg donations. It also notes the growing number of international patients, resulting in many babies conceived in the Czech Republic being born abroad.

Which countries have strict laws against egg donation due to their strong Catholic traditions?

• Sweden, Norway, and Denmark

• Germany, Austria, Italy, and Poland

• Czech Republic and Slovakia

• France, Spain, and Portugal

What is a unique practice in the Czech Republic's fertility clinics that is banned in Germany?

• Embryonic selection

• Use of donor sperm

• Surrogacy

• Gender selection

How long does it typically take for a woman to undergo fertility treatment in the Czech Republic from the first visit to embryo transfer?

• Three weeks

• Six months

• Two months

• One year

What is the compensation range for egg donors in the Czech Republic?

• 5,000 to 10,000 crowns

• 15,000 to 25,000 crowns

• 30,000 to 40,000 crowns

• 50,000 to 60,000 crowns

What percentage of patients in Czech fertility clinics are foreigners?

• 50%

• 30%

• 20%

• 40%