生育地圖Egg Freezing Assisted Reproduction Institutions｜Search by City/County
Egg freezing (oocyte cryopreservation) is an option to retrieve and freeze eggs to delay childbearing. Below is a compilation of public information from licensed institutions in this region.This site uses the official licensing list from the Health Promotion Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare as its backbone. Egg Freezing currently includes 17 cities/counties with a total of 102 institutions (neutral data, not ranked by quality). Select a region to view the list:
- Keelung CityEgg Freezing2 institutions
- Taipei CityEgg Freezing26 institutions
- New Taipei CityEgg Freezing8 institutions
- Taoyuan CityEgg Freezing11 institutions
- Hsinchu CityEgg Freezing3 institutions
- Hsinchu CountyEgg Freezing3 institutions
- Miaoli CountyEgg Freezing1 institutions
- Taichung CityEgg Freezing13 institutions
- Changhua CountyEgg Freezing4 institutions
- Yunlin CountyEgg Freezing1 institutions
- Chiayi CityEgg Freezing2 institutions
- Chiayi CountyEgg Freezing1 institutions
- Tainan CityEgg Freezing9 institutions
- Kaohsiung CityEgg Freezing14 institutions
- Pingtung CountyEgg Freezing1 institutions
- Hualien CountyEgg Freezing1 institutions
- Kinmen CountyEgg Freezing2 institutions
FAQ
What is the approximate cost of egg freezing in Taiwan?
The cost of egg freezing in Taiwan varies by medical institution, generally including egg retrieval surgery, cryopreservation, and annual storage fees. The total cost is approximately between NT$80,000 and NT$150,000, with annual storage fees of about NT$8,000 to NT$10,000.
Which cities/counties offer egg freezing subsidies?
As of 2026, cities and counties that have piloted or implemented egg freezing-related subsidies include Taipei City, New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, Hsinchu City, Miaoli County, Taichung City, Yunlin County, Chiayi City, Tainan City, Kaohsiung City, Hualien County, Penghu County, etc. The start time, items, and eligibility vary by city/county and are subject to change. For the exact list, please refer to the announcements from each city/county government's Department of Health or women's and children's affairs bureau.
What is the best age for egg freezing?
There is no single numerical answer. Since egg quantity and quality naturally change with age, general health education suggests 'earlier assessment usually allows more flexibility,' but the actual optimal timing must be determined by a physician based on ovarian reserve (e.g., AMH), health, and personal plans. This page is a neutral information summary, not medical advice.
