The process of receiving donor eggs

Together with City Fertility and Rainbow Fertility, we are able to deliver world-leading outcomes through scientific excellence. Our team of fertility specialists, scientists and nurses will assist you every step of the way to attain your dream of parenthood throughout the process of receiving donor eggs.

Becoming a recipient of donor eggs requires attending a string of pre-treatment appointments. Through your journey, you will speak with our patient services team, nurses and a fertility specialist to ensure you understand the procedures and processes involved.

Below you will find information on what’s involved in becoming a recipient to donor eggs.

With Eeve, you can rest assured we’ll be here with you every step of the way, empowering you in your journey towards parenthood.

Got questions?

Our team will be with you every step of the way, simply get in touch by calling 1300 0 EEVE (03 383) or emailing us at contact@eevedonorbank.com.au.

Things to consider

• Egg availability is subject to demand. Number of eggs available from an individual donor cycle, number of reservations for a particular donor and donor withdrawal from the program can all effect donor egg availability.
• Overseas donors are unavailable in Victoria due to state regulations. If you are based in Victoria and are interested in reserving an overseas donor egg, please contact our friendly staff to know what your options are.
• Patients who are not local to our QLD, NSW, or WA clinics but wanting to access donor eggs in these locations, please contact us for more information on what your options are.
• Embryos created with Eeve Donor Bank that need to be exported to another facility will incur a service charge.
• Repeat patients may re-order the same donor at any time, pending availability.
• Local donated eggs. Eeve operates an active Egg Donor Program with Egg Donors Australia and City Fertility, to provide individuals or couples who do not produce eggs, or cannot use the eggs they produce, with the opportunity to build a family. Egg Donors Australia recruits local Australian egg donors aged between 18-32 years of age. Donors are altruistic, counselled, screened for medical and genetic conditions and comply with Australian Federal and State legislation. To read more things you should consider when choosing a donor from Egg Donors Australia, click here.
• Overseas donated eggs from The World Egg and Sperm Bank. Eeve has a partnership with The World Egg and Sperm Bank (TWESB) to provide fresh and frozen eggs for recipients. TWESB donors on Eeve are 18-32 years of age, altruistic, counselled, fully screened and compliant with relevant Australian Federal and State legislation. To read more about things to consider when choosing a donor from The World Egg and Sperm Bank, click here.
• Overseas donated eggs from Genesis International. Eeve has partnered with Genesis International Egg and Sperm Centre, a specialist in providing donor eggs with Asian ancestry, to provide fresh* eggs for recipients. Genesis International donors on Eeve are 18-32 years of age, altruistic, counselled, fully screened and compliant with relevant Australian Federal and State legislation, To read more about things to consider when choosing a donor from Genesis International, click here.  *Eggs can be frozen and transported to Australia.
• Overseas donated eggs from Manor Medical. EEVE has partnered with Manor Medical to provide Ukraine and Georgian Frozen donor eggs for recipients. Manor Medical’s donors on EEVE are 18-32 years of age, altruistic, counselled, fully screened and compliant with relevant Australian Federal and State legislation. To read more about things to consider when choosing a donor from Manor Medical, click here.