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Our clinic is operating with no restrictions, and anyone can travel to the Czech Republic for medical reasons

29.11.2021 · 1 min reading

Despite the worsening epidemiological situation throughout Europe, our clinic still provides unrestricted services, and anyone can travel to the Czech Republic for medical reasons.

Vaccine = travel with no restrictions

If you are unsure whether it is safe to the Czech Republic for IVF treatment in the current situation, we have good news for you: Those who are vaccinated can travel to our clinic with no restrictions, and even those who are not vaccinated can – they are allowed to travel for treatment, but they must be tested. Both groups have to fill out a form, which is a necessary ‘ticket’, but this won’t take more than ten minutes.

Every month counts, so don’t postpone your treatment

If there is something that works against IVF treatment, it’s not the current epidemiological situation, it’s time. Because this is a crucial factor that affects the success of treatment, we certainly don’t advise postponing treatment. Doctors often repeat that ‘every month’ counts in IVF treatment, and the sooner infertility is dealt with the better.

Get online consultation

We can imagine that making this decision, especially in these difficult times, is not easy, so we offer all our clients free online consultation in which we will answer all the questions that are troubling you, and we will also advise on the practical and logistical requirements of your journey. You will always have our great team of language professionals at hand, who have helped hundreds of foreign clients travel to our clinic (including those who came during the pandemic).

Sometimes things seem worse than they really are

Statistics may be worrying, but thanks to almost two years of experience with COVID, we can assure you that we did not stop treating patients even when the pandemic was at its peak. On the contrary. Our employees are vaccinated or regularly tested, and with a few simple rules we have helped many couples conceive despite the ongoing pandemic. We believe you will be one of them. We look forward to having you here.

Current information from the Ministry of Health is available in English here.

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