The verdict of "unable to have children" has plunged countless families into despair. With the development of IVF technology, the hope of fertility has been rekindled. The United States, Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia and other countries have become "new fertility choices" for infertile families around the world by virtue of their technological advantages, high cost performance and loose policies. Data for 2025 shows that Thailand provides multiple solutions for families with different needs.
The following five groups of people have particularly outstanding success rates in overseas test tubes

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1. Families at risk of genetic disease
Senior overseas reproduction centers are generally equipped with preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) technology, which can accurately screen more than 200 monogenic genetic diseases such as thalassemia and hemophilia. For example, some institutions in the United States and Thailand use SNP gene chip technology, which can detect chromosomal microstructure abnormalities that are difficult to detect with conventional techniques and help families carrying genetic disease genes screen for healthy embryos.
2. Elderly people and poor ovarian function groups
For women over the age of 38, institutions in the United States, Kyrgyzstan and other places provide personalized solutions. The United States uses a time difference imaging system to dynamically monitor embryo development and optimize transplant timing; Kyrgyzstan uses micro-stimulation ejection technology to reduce drug costs by 40% while obtaining high-quality eggs
3. Couples with multiple tube failures or miscarriages
Three generations of overseas test tube technology can effectively solve the problem of repeated transplant failure. The United States, Thailand and other places use PGT-A to screen for chromosomal aneuploidy in embryos, reducing the abortion rate from 30% to below 10%. For people who failed more than 2 transplants, Kyrgyzstan screened for euploid embryos
4. People with special family structure needs
Laws in the United States, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia and other places allow single women, same-sex couples, and LGBTQ+ groups to complete family planning through legal channels. California and other places in the United States also support third-party assisted reproduction and provide comprehensive legal paternity rights identification services; Kyrgyzstan allows same-sex couples to jointly register child information, providing more choices for groups with special family structures.
5. Male factor infertility family
Forpatients with severe oligozoospermia, the United States, Thailand and other places use testicular puncture sperm collection combined with ICSI technology, so that the fertilization rate is as high as 70%-90%. Thailand's TESE/ICSI program specifically targets male infertility and can significantly improve the rate of high-quality embryo formation.
The success of overseas test tubes benefits from precise technical adaptation and legal protection.
.The United States is known for its technological leadership, Thailand and Malaysia balance cost performance and services, and Kyrgyzstan and Georgia have become emerging options with high cost performance and loose policies. Families need to choose the most suitable destination based on their age, etiology, budget and legal needs to win a higher chance of winning in this "fertility marathon".