International IVF Specimen Transportation

Door-to-door cryogenic logistics for embryos, oocytes, sperm, and related reproductive specimens.

Clinic-coordinated, hand-carried, temperature-monitored IVF specimen transport.

ARK Global specialises in moving cryopreserved IVF specimens between fertility clinics internationally. We coordinate with sending and receiving embryology teams, manage permits where required, and maintain the cold chain from collection through customs to delivery.

Specimens we transport

Our IVF specimen transportation service covers cryopreserved materials used in assisted reproduction and related programmes:

  • Vitrified and slow-frozen embryos
  • Cryopreserved oocytes (eggs)
  • Frozen sperm in straws or vials
  • Selected stem-cell and biological specimens (case-by-case)

End-to-end process

Each shipment follows a documented workflow designed for regulatory compliance and cold chain integrity:

  • Clinic verification, consent, and release documentation
  • Dry shipper preparation and chain-of-custody logging
  • Hand-carry on approved air routes with live temperature monitoring
  • Import/export permits and customs clearance where applicable
  • Direct delivery to the receiving laboratory with temperature records

Who this service is for

Patients relocating internationally, fertility clinics referring samples abroad, and laboratories requiring international clinic-to-clinic routes across asia-pacific, the middle east, europe, the americas, and selected corridors worldwide. We work with both clinical teams and individuals once clinics have confirmed release and acceptance.

Tell us your origin clinic, destination clinic, and specimen type — we will assess documentation and provide a structured quotation.

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FAQ

International IVF Specimen Transportation — FAQ

Common questions answered directly for patients and fertility clinics.

Yes, when both clinics authorise release and receipt, documentation is complete, and transport follows IATA P650-aligned dry shipper protocols. Requirements vary by country.