生殖地圖How to Apply for Government IVF Subsidies?
The Health Promotion Administration of the Ministry of Health and Welfare administers a subsidy program for infertility (IVF) assisted reproduction technology. Treatment must be received at a contracted assisted reproduction facility and applications must be submitted according to regulations. The following is neutral public information; actual regulations are subject to the announcements of the Health Promotion Administration.
FAQ
Who is eligible to apply for IVF subsidies?
According to the current program, eligible recipients are infertile couples who meet the criteria (including at least one spouse holding Taiwanese nationality, etc.). For exact eligibility, age, and cycle limits, please refer to the announcements of the Health Promotion Administration of the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
Must treatment be received at a contracted facility to apply for subsidies?
Yes. Subsidies require treatment at a contracted assisted reproduction facility announced by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. This website indicates whether a facility is listed as contracted for reference only; the official list shall prevail.
How are the subsidy amount and number of cycles calculated?
The subsidy amount and number of applicable cycles vary depending on whether it is a first or subsequent application, and whether the applicant is low-income or middle-low-income, with upper limits. For actual amounts, please refer to the latest announcements of the Health Promotion Administration.
How do I apply for the subsidy?
Generally, the treating facility assists in submitting the application and reimbursement according to regulations after the treatment cycle. For application documents and procedures, please follow the regulations of the Health Promotion Administration and the instructions of the treating facility.
· This page is a neutral compilation of information, for reference only, not medical advice, and does not constitute any treatment commitment. Actual regulations and treatments should be based on announcements from competent authorities and explanations from qualified physicians.
