最新消息04/02/2026·閱讀時間 約 2 分鐘

📢 Taiwan IVF Subsidy 3.0 — What's Changing

Effective Apr 1, 2026: new age-based embryo transfer limits, more flexible parity counting, and updated rules for resuming after a Plan-D termination.

📢 Taiwan IVF Subsidy 3.0 — What's Changing

Good news — the government has rolled out the new "Infertility IVF Subsidy 3.0" program, giving more families stronger support on their journey to parenthood 🤍

✨ Key changes effective Apr 1, 2026

🔹 Embryo transfer limits (effective Apr 1, 2026)

  • Under 38: up to 1 embryo per transfer
  • 38 to under 45: up to 2 embryos per transfer

🔹 Parity counting (applies to applications from Apr 1, 2026)

Great news for parents hoping for a second or third child — parity counting is now more flexible!

You're no longer restricted to counting only births from subsidized cycles. Whether your previous child was conceived naturally or through a self-funded cycle, you can submit the relevant birth certificate and have your next pregnancy treated as a "first application" — qualifying for higher subsidies 💰

🔹 New rules for Plan D (treatment termination)

If a cycle is terminated under Plan D for special reasons:

  • 👉 Before starting a new cycle, the cause of termination must be confirmed as resolved, so as to support the success of the next attempt
  • 👉 A physician's certificate must be attached

📌 The official announcement on the Health Promotion Administration website is the authoritative reference.

📌 Official link: https://www.hpa.gov.tw/Pages/Detail.aspx?nodeid=5002&pid=19954

Wishing you all that you hope for — from Becoming. ㊗️