
Do you live in France, Belgium, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Canada, the Gulf or elsewhere, and would like IVF, a fertility check-up or gynecology follow-up during a stay in Morocco? At the Boudra Fertility Center, Dr Najib Boudra, a gynecologist in Fes with more than 30 years of experience, sees you at the practice.
Before you travel, our team helps you plan your stay remotely, on WhatsApp or by phone, so that your time in Fes is well organised.
Phone: +212 535 93 08 18 (from Morocco: 05 35 93 08 18)
Who is this page for?
This page is for Moroccan couples living abroad, women visiting Morocco on holiday, and couples from other countries who would like to be seen in Fes. We can help you with:
- IVF or ICSI;
- a fertility check-up for the couple, for both partners;
- gynecology follow-up: consultation, ultrasound, check-up;
- pregnancy follow-up during your stay.
What we prepare with you before you arrive

The medical consultation always takes place at the practice in Fes, in person. Remotely, we only have a short exchange with you to guide you and plan your visit.
A short exchange on WhatsApp or by phone
Write to us with your country, the dates you will be in Morocco and the reason for your request. Our team will reply to understand what you need, tell you what to prepare and suggest appointment dates at the practice. For WhatsApp, use the number dedicated to patients living abroad: +212 661 35 34 78. This exchange is not a consultation: no medical advice is given remotely.
Test results and reports to bring
Have you already had blood tests, scans, a semen analysis or treatment? Keep these documents, as they may be useful during the consultation. All tests done abroad are accepted if they are less than 3 months old. We will tell you which ones to bring. Please do not send us medical documents before we reply.
An appointment that fits your dates
Tell us the dates of your stay in Morocco as soon as you know them. We will offer you an appointment at the practice while you are in Fes.
Your stay in 5 steps
- You message us on WhatsApp or fill in the “I live abroad” form.
- We have a short exchange to understand your request and your dates.
- You prepare your test results (all tests done abroad are accepted if less than 3 months old) and documents: for IVF, the marriage certificate, blood tests and radiological exams.
- You come to the practice in Fes for a consultation with Dr Najib Boudra. The doctor explains the options suited to your situation and the timeline.
- After you return home, follow-up is possible depending on the case.
Each step is explained on our page how to plan your stay for IVF in Morocco.
Choosing the right time to come to Fes
Summer, school holidays and religious holidays
Many families come to Morocco in summer or over the end-of-year holidays. These periods are busy. The practice is closed on both Eids, so please contact us as early as possible to find a date that suits you.
If you are considering IVF
IVF follows the rhythm of your cycle: the dates of stimulation, egg retrieval and embryo transfer cannot be chosen freely. The doctor sets this timeline during the consultation. For IVF, plan about 2 weeks in Fes. The couple’s work-up is prepared remotely, and follow-up too. Stimulation is monitored in your country of residence; you come to Fes for the check before egg retrieval, the retrieval itself and the transfer. To understand how it works, read the steps of IVF in Fes.
For a check-up or gynecology follow-up
A fertility check-up or a gynecology consultation usually needs less time in Fes than IVF. It can often fit into a holiday stay.
Documents to bring
- An identity document (passport or national ID card) for each person attending.
- If IVF is being considered: the marriage certificate, blood tests and radiological exams.
- Your recent test results (less than 3 months old) and reports from any previous treatment.
- A list of any medication you are currently taking.
Care available at the practice

During your stay, Dr Najib Boudra can see you for:
- IVF in Fes or ICSI;
- a fertility check-up for the couple;
- a gynecology consultation and an ultrasound scan;
- pregnancy follow-up.
Quote depending on each case, after reviewing your file.
To learn more about the doctor: Dr Najib Boudra, gynecologist in Fes.
Getting to the practice

- Address: 7 Rue Abdelkrim El Khattabi, 30000 Fes, 1st floor.
- Landmarks: next to the Hôtel Splendid, opposite the Red Crescent (Croissant-Rouge), in the city centre.
- Parking: on the street.
- Nearest airport: Fes-Saïss.
- Languages spoken: French, Arabic and Moroccan Arabic (darija); some English spoken.
- Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm, Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm, closed Sunday, Morocco time. During Ramadan, from 10:00 to 4:30 pm. Closed on both Eids.
All our contact details are on the contact page.
Living in Europe, Canada or the Gulf
Wherever you live, the process is the same: a short remote exchange to prepare, then the consultation at the practice in Fes. Remember the time difference: tell us when you can be reached and we will take it into account when we reply.
Your information stays confidential
The “I live abroad” form only asks for your contact details, your country, the dates of your stay and the type of request. No medical information is requested remotely. All your exchanges with the practice are handled with medical confidentiality. To learn more: privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
Can the consultation be done remotely?
No. The medical consultation always takes place at the practice in Fes, in person. Remotely, we only have a short exchange with you on WhatsApp or by phone to guide you, tell you what to prepare and plan your appointment. No medical advice is given remotely.
Can I plan my stay before arriving in Morocco?
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp at +212 661 35 34 78 or fill in the “I live abroad” form. All tests done abroad are accepted if they are less than 3 months old. We will tell you which ones to bring and offer you a consultation date at the practice during your stay.
How long do I need to stay in Fes?
It depends on your request. A fertility check-up or a gynecology consultation usually needs less time in Fes than IVF. For IVF, plan about 2 weeks in Fes: the couple’s work-up is prepared remotely, and follow-up too. Stimulation is monitored in your country of residence; you come to Fes for the check before egg retrieval, the retrieval itself and the transfer.
When should I contact you?
As early as possible, as soon as your travel dates become clearer. Summer and the end-of-year holidays are in high demand. The practice is closed on both Eids.
Is the practice open in summer and during holidays?
The practice is open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm and on Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm, closed on Sunday, Morocco time. During Ramadan, from 10:00 to 4:30 pm. Closed on both Eids. Write to us to check availability for your dates.
Where can I stay during my visit?
The practice is in the city centre of Fes, next to the Hôtel Splendid, which makes it easy to find accommodation nearby. We suggest choosing a place that is easy to reach for your appointments at the practice.
How do I get to the practice from the airport?
The nearest airport is Fes-Saïss. The practice is at 7 Rue Abdelkrim El Khattabi, 30000 Fes, 1st floor, next to the Hôtel Splendid and opposite the Red Crescent (Croissant-Rouge). Show this address to your taxi driver. If you come by car, parking is on the street.
Which documents should I bring?
An identity document for each person attending, your recent test results (all tests done abroad are accepted if less than 3 months old) and reports from previous treatment, and a list of the medication you are currently taking. If IVF is being considered: the marriage certificate, blood tests and radiological exams. The couple preferably comes together.
Can I send my test results on WhatsApp?
Please wait for our reply before sending any medical document. In most cases, you can simply bring them on the day of the consultation. All tests done abroad are accepted if they are less than 3 months old. If sending them in advance is useful, we will tell you how to do it, only with your agreement.
Which languages are spoken at the practice?
French, Arabic and Moroccan Arabic (darija) are spoken at the practice. Some English spoken.
What happens after I return home?
Follow-up after your return is possible depending on the case. Keep your reports: they will be useful to the doctor who follows you in your country.
Plan your visit with us
Are you planning IVF, a check-up or gynecology follow-up during your next stay in Morocco? Write to us as soon as you know your dates. We will prepare your visit with you, and Dr Najib Boudra will see you at the practice in Fes.
Phone: +212 535 93 08 18 (from Morocco: 05 35 93 08 18)
