Donors of Asian descent, including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Thai, Filipino, South Asian, Mongolian and Indian backgrounds, are in high demand and can expect competitive compensation. See the donor requirements and donation process.
Egg donors
Egg and sperm donor FAQs
First-time egg donors at Royal Donor typically receive $8,000–$10,000, the process takes about six to eight weeks once matched, and all medical, travel and legal costs are covered. Donors of Asian descent are in especially high demand.
Frequently asked questions
How much are egg donors compensated?
First-time egg donors typically receive $8,000–$10,000, while repeat donors can earn $12,000 or more depending on previous cycle outcomes.
Will I be responsible for any costs?
No. Medical screening, medications, travel and your attorney are paid for by the intended parents.
How long does the egg donation process take?
About six to eight weeks from medical screening to retrieval. Matching time varies.
Is the egg donation process painful?
Injections cause mild discomfort. Retrieval is a 30-minute procedure under sedation, and most donors feel normal within a day or two.
Will donating affect my ability to have children later?
The IVF clinic's physician will discuss the risks and your individual situation with you during medical screening.
Will I meet the intended parents?
Most donations are anonymous. Questions can be passed between you and the intended parents through Royal, and some arrangements allow more contact if everyone agrees.
Will my personal information be kept confidential?
Yes. Your identifying information is kept confidential and shared only as your contract allows.
Can I donate more than once?
Yes, if your health and previous cycle outcomes allow. Repeat donors receive higher compensation.
What if I change my mind?
You can withdraw before signing the legal contract. Talk to us as early as possible.