What is an Egg?
Humans and their hominid ancestors have consumed eggs for millions of years. The most widely consumed eggs are those of fowl, especially chickens. People in Southeast Asia began harvesting chicken eggs for food by 1500 BCE.
Where Can I Donate My Eggs In South Africa?
Every woman cannot be an egg donor. To get certified as a quality egg donor, a woman should satisfy certain conditions. New Life South Africa maintains a comprehensive database of healthy egg donors from diverse backgrounds offering them the best opportunity to render their noble service. We encourage women from any ethnic or cultural background provided they fulfill the following criteria.
A willing egg donor should:
- Be between 21-35 years of age
- Not be a smoker or alcoholic
- Possess sound medical and psychological health
- Undergo a thorough medical and psychological screening by an authorized clinic to rule out any serious disorders that may affect the newborn adversely.
- Give written consent to egg donation terms and conditions after having a thorough look at it. Our egg donor coordinators will provide you a clear explanation of all.
Egg donation is a simple and rewarding process!
Egg donation is a simple process involving minimum risks, and New Life South Africa always takes care to fetch the best rewards for your time and efforts involved in this invaluable service. Rewards are always satisfying and will encourage you for further egg donation service.
We care for you.
While sending egg donors abroad, we at New Life South Africa take the utmost care of:
- Your due compensation from the recipient
- Your accommodation and food in starred hotels with exquisite dining facilities.
- The entire medical procedure is arranged in top-grade IVF and fertility clinics run by the best talents of reproductive medicine ensuring zero risk to your health.
- In providing updates to your family back home as and when required. You will be in constant touch with us and your family.
- The time schedule of egg donation process so that you can fly back in time.
- Arranging free-of-cost pleasure trips amidst your clinic schedule
Take the first step today
- Fill up the online Application Form provided in our website without concealing facts and figures.
- After initial scanning, you will be called for an interview
- You may have to submit 5 childhood photographs to protect your anonymity as per South African Law.
- Further procedures for screening tests will be explained to you step-wise
How much do you get paid to donate eggs in South Africa?
Currently, the maximum permissible compensation allowable in South Africa under the National Guidelines from the South African Society for Reproductive Medicine (SASREG), is R8000 per donation cycle.
How many times can you donate eggs in South Africa?
Egg donors will get paid between R8000 and R10000 each time they donate. Donors can donate a maximum of 6 times, or a maximum of 6 babies may be born from their donation.