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Sperm banks and clinics in Australia

8 providers in 5 cities. Typical cost here: A$286–A$360 to freeze, A$220–A$420 a year to store. Full cost guide for Australia.

Medical information, not medical advice

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.

Showing all 8 providers

ProviderCityTypeFreezeStorage / yr
Royal Children's Hospital AndrologyMelbourne
Victoria
Hospital / university centreA$286 incl. 1 year, up to 4 samples (A$214.50 concession)A$220 per year (A$165 concession)
RepromedAdelaide
South Australia
Fertility clinicon requeston request
Queensland Fertility GroupBrisbane
Queensland
Clinic networkon requeston request
City Fertility
Freezing fee includes six months of storage; storage billed per account
Melbourne
Victoria
Clinic networkon requeston request
Melbourne IVFMelbourne
Victoria
Fertility clinicon requeston request
Monash IVF
Clinics in most states; no Medicare rebate for elective freezing
Melbourne
Victoria
Clinic networkon requeston request
Fertility Specialists of Western AustraliaPerth
Western Australia
Fertility clinicon requeston request
GeneaSydney
New South Wales
Clinic networkon requeston request

Prices are as printed on each provider's website on the date we verified them (see the cost guide); they change and often exclude screening tests. Listing here is not an endorsement; check licensing with State regulators (for example VARTA in Victoria); clinics accredited by the Reproductive Technology Accreditation Committee (RTAC).

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose a sperm bank in Australia?
Check that the provider is licensed by the national regulator (State regulators (for example VARTA in Victoria); clinics accredited by the Reproductive Technology Accreditation Committee (RTAC)), ask for the full price including screening and the 10-year storage total, ask how many vials you get per sample and how samples are split, and read the storage contract for what happens if you stop paying or move abroad. Our free clinic-questions checklist covers all of it.
What does sperm freezing cost in Australia?
Typically A$286–A$360 to freeze one sample and A$220–A$420 per year to store it. See the full cost guide for Australia for funding and what is included.
Can I use a sperm bank in another country?
Usually yes for freezing, but moving samples across borders later requires both banks to agree, export and import paperwork, and a dry-shipper courier, typically costing several hundred dollars. If you may move, ask about transfer policies before you freeze.