The qualifications needed to be an embryo donor can vary by country, with requirements being based on the donating person’s age and overall health. Regardless of who or where you are receiving the donation from, they need to qualify for an embryo donation. The following requirements will need to be met by anyone donating an embryo: - Age requirement of at least the age of majority and preferably in the age range of 21-34 years old. This is to ensure that they can give informed consent, but also in this age range, women are able to produce the highest number of eggs and their eggs are more likely to create a high-quality embryo with a higher implantation success rate. - Medical pre-screening for psychological, genetic and medical risk factors including hereditary diseases. Testing will be done to screen for syphilis, HIV, Hepatitis B and C and chlamydia trachomatis. - Understand the legalities around embryo donation and that the donating party will have no legal right to the child unless it is agreed upon by all parties involved prior to the donation happening.