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Egg donors

Egg donor requirements

Royal Donor egg donors must be 21 to 29 years old, have full, mixed or partial Asian heritage, have a healthy BMI and regular menstrual cycles, and be non-smokers who don't use drugs. First-time donors typically receive $8,000–$10,000, and repeat donors $12,000 or more.

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Consultation with a doctor about egg donation

As an egg donor you help individuals and couples start a family. We set clear criteria for health, lifestyle and family history so every donor is well prepared.

Asian heritage

Our donors have full, mixed or partial Asian heritage, including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Thai, Filipino, South Asian, Mongolian, Indian, East Indian and other Asian backgrounds. Cultural connection matters to many of our intended parents, especially those from countries where egg donation is limited or prohibited.

Health

  • Age 21 to 29
  • Healthy BMI
  • Regular menstrual cycles
  • Able to complete medical screening at the IVF clinic

Lifestyle

  • Non-smoker
  • No drug use
  • Willing to take medication on schedule and attend monitoring appointments

Family history

  • Willing to share your family medical history for the prescreening call

Compensation

DonorCompensation
First-time donor$8,000–$10,000
Repeat donor$12,000+

Travel, medical and legal costs related to your donation are covered. See the egg donation process.

Frequently asked questions

Why do donors need Asian heritage?

Many of our intended parents are of Asian descent, including families from countries where egg donation is limited or prohibited, and cultural connection matters to them.

How much are egg donors paid?

First-time donors typically receive $8,000–$10,000. Repeat donors can earn $12,000 or more depending on previous cycle outcomes, and highly qualified donors may earn more.