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Don't let myths stop you from becoming a sperm donor.

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Myths about sperm donation

"A vegan bloke in tie-dye"

What does a typical sperm donor look like? We took to the streets to hear the public perception of sperm donation and to bust some myths. Watch the video here.

5 common myths

Only young students donate sperm
Incorrect. Our sperm donors range in age from 18 to 45 years. Many of them have full-time jobs.

As a sperm donor, you need to pay child support when we use your sperm
Incorrect. You have no financial nor legal obligations towards any children born from your sperm. 

Sperm donation takes place in a seedy cellar
Incorrect. Our offices are clean and bright and run by professional lab technicians and nurses.

You can't be a sperm donor if you're in a relationship
Incorrect. Many of our sperm donors have partners, wives and children. Talk to them about it.

You can't donate sperm if you're gay. 
Incorrect. Your sexuality is your business. All we want to know is that you're fit and healthy.

Of course you won't have to pay child maintenance when we use your sperm.

You're the one who'll actually earn money from your donation. You can help women and couples create a family. And you'll be compensated.

Keen to learn more?

How it works

Learn about the process involved - from submitting your application to becoming approved as a donor.

Why choose to become a sperm donor?

Learn how much you'll get compensated and hear what other donors have to say about their motivation for joining the donor programme.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I donate? Can I donate anonymously? Find the answers to all your questions here.

Being a sperm donor

What our donors say

I am convinced that your environment and upbringing define who you become as a person. That's why it's important to me that parents who want a baby out of love also have that opportunity. As a sperm donor, I'm able to fulfil the greatest wish of these people. For me, love is the most important aspect of raising a child!

// Martin

After talking to a friend who is a sperm donor, I decided to apply. I liked the thought of helping others. I did the initial tests and was accepted as a donor.

It's a privilege for me to be able to create life and make others happy.

I have been a sperm donor now for almost three years, and the thought of helping others is actually why I keep doing it. I am aware that someday, a donor child may contact me, and I look forward to talking to them and to giving them the answers, they are looking for.

// Nicolai

I've experienced first-hand what it does to a person to not be able to have the children you want. If I could assist in such a difficult situation, I would be happy to. Personally, I like the thought of passing on my genes and knowing that even if I never have children of my own, a part of me lives on. The money is a very nice bonus. I don’t consider it payment; it’s merely compensation.

// Christian

My wife and I had many difficulties having children. My wife had a fertility check and I did a sperm count analysis, and we had a talk about our options within the area of fertility treatment. If my sperm count were low, we would very possibly use a sperm donor.

It turned out that I didn’t have a low sperm count, and because of our talk I decided that I wanted to do my part to help others in that situation. It was not a hard decision to make, and I applied right away.


In my opinion, if you want help, you also have to help others. I'm proud and happy to be able to help people fulfil their dream.

// Simon

Frequently asked questions

Below you can find answers to our most frequently asked questions – our FAQs.
If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to call us on 020 3630 0147 or email us at donor.uk@europeanspermbank.com

According to UK-law, you cannot donate sperm anonymously. However, only children conceived as a result of your sperm will be allowed to contact you when they reach the legal age of 18. European Sperm Bank will also know your identity.

You can donate at our Holborn clinic in central London, a 5-minute walk from Chancery Lane underground station.

We ask you to donate at least four times per month.

A donor can be compensated up to £490 per month. Following our initial screening tests, you will be compensated £35 for each clinic visit, in line with HFEA regulations. You will be compensated in two parts; £20 upfront when you produce your sample, and the remaining £15 following routine 3 monthly STI screening. Read more about being a sperm donor.

Frequently asked questions
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Become a sperm donor

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Enter your year of birth

Where do you want to donate?

Choose a date for your appointment

It is important that you do not ejaculate 48-72 hours before giving a sperm sample

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Unfortunately, you cannot apply to become a sperm donor

Personal and contact information

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