Cost guide · prices verified 2026-10-18

Sperm freezing cost in Netherlands

What licensed clinics and sperm banks in Netherlands charge to freeze and store sperm, what is funded, and how long you can keep samples.

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This page is general information compiled from published guidance and research. Talk to a licensed doctor or fertility specialist about your own situation. Full disclaimer.

€238–€422Freeze one sample (one-off)
€83–€173Storage per year
€985–€1,97910-year total (fee + 9 more years) · ≈ US$1,107–2,225

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What is included

Dutch hospitals and clinics publish regulated tariffs. TFP Medisch Centrum Kinderwens (Leiderdorp) charges €260.65 per ejaculate frozen, plus a one-off €161 registration and handling fee for the straws and €104 for an extended semen analysis; storage is €90.72 a year with a medical indication and €173.19 a year without one (2026 tariffs). Radboudumc's 2024 list showed €238.02 per ejaculate and €82.84 a year for storage.

Public funding and insurance

Basic health insurance generally reimburses sperm freezing when there is a medical indication, such as cancer treatment that threatens fertility; freezing and storage for personal reasons are self-paid at the clinic's non-medical tariff. Check your policy and ask the clinic which tariff code applies.

Storage limits and consent

We could not verify a statutory maximum storage period for a man's own sperm in the Netherlands; storage terms are set in your agreement with the clinic. Ask how often consent must be renewed and what happens after death or if fees stop. Regulator: Ministry of Health (VWS) under the Embryo Act; clinics licensed under the Special Medical Procedures Act (WBMV).

Clinics and sperm banks in Netherlands with published prices

ProviderCityTypeFreezeStorage / yr
TFP Medisch Centrum Kinderwens
2026 tariffs
LeiderdorpFertility clinic€260.65 per ejaculate; €161 one-off straw registration€90.72 per year (medical) / €173.19 (non-medical)
RadboudumcNijmegenHospital / university centre€238.02 per ejaculate (2024 tariff)€82.84 per year (2024 tariff)

Prices as printed on each provider's website on the verification date; confirm before booking. Full directory for Netherlands.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to freeze sperm in Netherlands?
Typical published prices are €238–€422 for the initial analysis and freezing of one sample and €83–€173 per year for storage, so ten years (the one-off fee plus nine further years of storage) comes to roughly €985–€1,979. Dutch hospitals and clinics publish regulated tariffs. TFP Medisch Centrum Kinderwens (Leiderdorp) charges €260.65 per ejaculate frozen, plus a one-off €161 registration and handling fee for the straws and €104 for an extended semen analysis; storage is €90.72 a year with a medical indication and €173.19 a year without one (2026 tariffs). Radboudumc's 2024 list showed €238.02 per ejaculate and €82.84 a year for storage.
Is sperm freezing funded or covered in Netherlands?
Basic health insurance generally reimburses sperm freezing when there is a medical indication, such as cancer treatment that threatens fertility; freezing and storage for personal reasons are self-paid at the clinic's non-medical tariff. Check your policy and ask the clinic which tariff code applies.
How long can sperm be stored in Netherlands?
We could not verify a statutory maximum storage period for a man's own sperm in the Netherlands; storage terms are set in your agreement with the clinic. Ask how often consent must be renewed and what happens after death or if fees stop.

Sources

  1. TFP Medisch Centrum Kinderwens, Tarieven 2026 (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
  2. Radboudumc, Tarievenlijst voortplantingsgeneeskunde 2024 (accessed 18 Oct 2026)
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Last updated 2026-10-18. Sources re-checked 2026-10-18.