Intended parents who search for Spanish egg donors or Latin egg donors usually have a clear reason: they want a child who shares their family's background, or they are looking for a particular combination of features and a full profile. In the United States, that profile is often hard to find locally. Suma Fertility's donors live in Spain and Latin America, and they travel to your clinic for a fresh cycle.
01Who our donors are
Our program draws on women from Spain and from Latin America, many of them living in Spain. They join for a reason that matters to you: a desire to help a family, with an experience that is organised, accompanied and fairly compensated. The donors who choose Suma Fertility tend to be students, young professionals and women with a clear life plan who want to do something meaningful.
Every donor must:
- Be between 18 and 30 years old.
- Be at least 1.65 m tall.
- Lead a healthy lifestyle and show emotional stability.
- Pass a complete medical, psychological and genetic evaluation.
- Communicate clearly and follow the process responsibly.
- Be available to travel abroad for the donation.
02What you see in a profile
Education, family history, interests and motivations, photos, and the medical and genetic screening your clinic requires. If you want more, additional details are available on request where appropriate. We protect our donors' privacy, so access to the full database is granted after a short request.
03Known, semi-open or anonymous
The arrangement depends on the law of the country where the cycle takes place and on what both parties agree. With Suma Fertility you can discuss the options: known donation (both parties may meet and exchange contact details), semi-open (communication through the agency or the clinic) or anonymous. Many families with Spanish or Latin roots value the possibility of a known donor, and many donors are open to it.
04How the cycle works
- Case review and matching, with your clinic's requirements as the starting point.
- Pre-screening at home: blood tests, hormone levels and an ultrasound in the donor's city, shared with your clinic.
- Legal and travel: the donor agreement, flights, accommodation, insurance and a companion if she wishes.
- Stimulation and retrieval at your clinic, following your clinic's protocol, with our team in contact every day.
The whole journey takes around three months on average. The detailed version is in our guide to international egg donation with a traveling donor, and the broader pool is described in European egg donors.
05Guarantees and costs
Every agreement includes the Healthy Embryo Guarantee (a new cycle at no additional agency fee if no healthy embryo is achieved) and the Donor Replacement Guarantee (a new donor at no additional agency fee for medical or legal causes). The financial structure is transparent from the start: agency fee, donor compensation (typically USD 5,000 to 25,000), travel and any third-party costs, with escrow available if you prefer.
