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Legal information from the linked official legislation and government sources, checked on 20 October 2026. This is not a legal opinion or confirmation of personal eligibility; independent expert review is still pending. Medical access and funding need separate confirmation.

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Current coverage: CZ, DE, AT and CH. Other countries need verified datasets before they can be compared.

Austria

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Permitted with conditions
  • Assisted reproduction requires marriage, a registered partnership or a cohabiting partnership; female couples are included. Single-person access is not provided for.
  • FMedG §2 requires the specified medical indications or the female-couple pathway; the couple consent and provider requirements also apply.

Sources checked: Oct 20, 2026 · Not independently reviewed by a legal expert

Fortpflanzungsmedizingesetz · RIS · § 2oesterreich.gv.at · Zulässigkeitsvoraussetzungen

Czechia

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Permitted with conditions
  • Assisted reproduction requires a written joint request from a woman and a man; marriage is not required. The woman’s age may not exceed 49. Donation is anonymous.
  • Medical indication or a documented genetic-risk indication is required under §3(1), with consent under §§6–8.

Sources checked: Oct 20, 2026 · Not independently reviewed by a legal expert

Zákon č. 373/2011 Sb. · MPSV · §§ 3–11

Germany

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Permitted with conditions
  • German federal embryo law does not impose a universal marriage requirement. Clinic access for single women and female couples must be confirmed separately.
  • ESchG §1 restricts the purpose of fertilisation, the number of embryos transferred and eggs fertilised. Medical acceptance and funding are separate from treatment legality.

Sources checked: Oct 20, 2026 · Not independently reviewed by a legal expert

Embryonenschutzgesetz · § 1BIÖG · familienplanung.de · 7 January 2026

Switzerland

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Permitted with conditions
  • Assisted reproduction is restricted to couples. Donated sperm may be used only by married couples, including married female couples.
  • Arts. 3 and 5 require statutory indications and that the couple can probably care for the child until adulthood. No fixed numerical recipient-age limit is stated in these provisions.

Sources checked: Oct 20, 2026 · Not independently reviewed by a legal expert

Fortpflanzungsmedizingesetz · Fedlex · Art. 3–5a

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