Generally, there is no limitation for age or treatment cycles. Each patient needs a doctor's assessment before starting treatment. The risk of pregnancy increases with maternal age. Early medical consultation is recommended.

According to the Code of Practice on Reproductive Technology & Embryo Research, the gender of a baby cannot be chosen.

According to the updated Code of Practice on Reproductive Technology and Embryo Research (effective 1 December 2025), the previous 10-year storage limit has been abolished. Currently, storage is renewed in two-year increments. Before each expiry date, you must provide the centre with written notice to confirm whether you wish to extend or terminate the storage of your gametes or embryos. 

Our center does not provide any gametes donation and surrogacy services.

Yes. However, according to Department of Health regulations, a legal statutory declaration (oath) must be completed. For specific details and assistance with the process, please contact our centre directly.

No. Eggs, sperm, and embryos maintain the biological quality they had at the time of freezing. Because egg quality tends to decline significantly with age, freezing eggs at a younger age effectively "locks in" their current quality. Research shows that the duration of storage does not negatively impact the future quality of the embryos.