How Much Is Childbirth in Greece? Costs, Clinics & Reviews 2026

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How Much Does Childbirth Cost in Greece?

The average price of Childbirth in Greece is $2,800, the minimum price is $2,100, and the maximum price is $3,500.

	Greece	Turkey	Austria
Childbirth	from $2,100	from $2,100	from $10,100

Data verified by Bookimed as of October 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 157 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

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Interbalkan European Medical Center

Greece, Thessaloniki

Fotios Gkoutzioulis

Clinic is certified :

The European Interbalkan Medical Center has delivered over 45,000 babies during its of operation. Natural childbirth may cost around $5,480, covering obstetrician, anesthesiologist and neonatologist fees, epidural anesthesia, hospital stay, and neonatal screening. Dr. Fotios Gkoutzioulis, trained in UK and Belgian hospitals, specializes in obstetrics and gynecology. The clinic holds multiple accreditations including ISO 9001 and TEMOS, with a Level 3 NICU available for neonatal care.

diagnostics
Papanicolaou test (PAP analysis)	$71
Hysteroscopy	$2,735

Babydust Clinic

Greece, Athens

Dr Ioannis Douliotis Mbbs Mrcog

24 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

Dr. Douliotis brings 23 years of OB-GYN experience with 1,100+ procedures performed, including training in UK NHS hospitals. Childbirth at the ISO 9001-certified clinic may cost around $2,940 – typically covering the doctor's fee, 3-night hospital stay, and follow-up care. Delivery occurs at Mitera Hospital, Athens' leading private maternity facility. Dr. Douliotis holds MRCOG qualifications and offers free initial consultations via video call.

diagnostics
Online Consultation with Gynecologist	$100
Ultrasound	$112.01 - $168.01
treatment
Childbirth	$2,100 - $3,500

Childbirth in Greece: Your Travel Plan

Day 1: Arrival in Greece

You should ensure you have all necessary documents for your childbirth procedure upon arrival. This includes your medical records and identification.
Contact the clinic to confirm your arrival and any initial appointments or tests.
Rest and adjust to the local time zone. This will help you be well-rested for upcoming medical procedures.

Day 2: Initial Clinical Assessment

You need to attend the first assessment. This may include an obstetrics clinical examination and ultrasound. It helps review your medical record and provides an opportunity for counseling.
Be prepared for potential recommendations for additional tests or referrals based on the initial assessment.
Discuss any concerns or questions with the obstetrician to ensure clarity on the upcoming procedure.

Day 3-10: Pre-Delivery Preparations

Undergo regular prenatal diagnostic tests if not yet performed, such as Full Blood Count, ESR, and Electrocardiogram.
Complete essential maternal laboratory tests, including Feritin, CMV IgG/IgM, Toxo IgG/IgM, and others as recommended.
Consider a Pap Smear Test if recommended by your obstetrician and not recently performed.
Continue with regular obstetrics examinations and ultrasounds, especially if you are beyond the 34th week of pregnancy.

Day 11: Pre-Operative Consultation

Meet with your obstetrician and anesthesiologist to discuss the caesarian section procedure, including epidural anesthesia.
Review the hospitalization plan, which typically includes up to 4 days in a selected room type (3-bedded, 2-bedded, or single room).
Discuss any potential additional costs, such as extra procedures or special medications for you or the neonate.

Day 12: Day of Childbirth

Arrive at the hospital as scheduled for the caesarian section. Ensure you have a support person with you if allowed.
The procedure will include continuous cardiotocographic monitoring and necessary blood tests for both you and the neonate.
Post-procedure, both you and the neonate will be closely monitored by the medical team, including a neonatologist.

Day 13-15: Post-Operative Care

Stay in the hospital for recovery, where you will receive medication and medical supplies as part of the care package.
Neonates undergo compulsory screening for congenital conditions such as hyperthyroidism and phenylketonuria.
Engage in follow-up consultations with your obstetrician and pediatrician to ensure both you and the baby are healthy.

Day 16: Discharge and Preparation for Departure

Once cleared by the medical team, prepare for discharge from the hospital.
Receive instructions for post-operative care at home, including any medications or follow-up appointments needed.
Ensure you have all necessary documentation for the neonate, including birth certificates and health records.

Day 17-18: Departure from Greece

Make travel arrangements for returning home. Ensure you have accounted for any special needs for yourself and the newborn during travel.
Contact the clinic if you have any last-minute questions or require additional documentation for your healthcare provider back home.
Prepare for a safe journey back. Ensure you have all essential items for both you and the baby during transit.

Our Doctors

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Dr Ioannis Douliotis Mbbs Mrcog

24 years of experience

Specialist in obstetrics & gynecology with a subspecialty in fertility – Dr. Douliotis offers personalized care at Babydust Clinic.

Over 24 years of experience in fertility treatments
Member of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists
Focuses on diagnosing and optimizing individual causes of infertility
Provides affordable, top-quality treatments for international patients

Nikolaos Plevris

9 years of experience • 400+ treatments performed

Nikolaos Plevris is a specialist at the clinic, where he leads robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgery and gynecological oncology as a consultant OBGYN at Metropolitan General Hospital in Athens. He is Greece’s first SRC-accredited Master Surgeon in Robotic Surgery (MSRS) and a Da Vinci Intuitive Surgical–certified robotic surgeon after NHS robotic-case training. For international patients, his pathway combines NHS fellowship training with accredited expertise in colposcopy and cervical pathology (BSCCP).

Fotios Gkoutzioulis

Dr. Fotios Gkoutzioulis is an obstetrician–gynecologist at the Interbalkan European Medical Center in Thessaloniki. He completed three years of clinical training in hospitals in the United Kingdom and Belgium. He is affiliated with the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

He works at a facility accredited by the Global Healthcare Accreditation Program. The Interbalkan European Medical Center also holds TEMOS International Healthcare Accreditation. Dr. Gkoutzioulis treats women for pregnancy care and gynecological conditions.

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May 9, 2022

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I was very pleased with the care I received and the results of my treatment

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