Published program information

Understand the Wa'ad Bnoon Program

The conditions, process and questions to ask before you decide.

Wa'ad Bnoon is an IVF/ICSI program available with Bnoon physicians at Bnoon clinics in Saudi Arabia. The official program page publishes starting conditions and a conditional reimbursement framework.

The official page describes reimbursement of the third IVF treatment-cycle cost when no clinical pregnancy occurs in any of three complete attempts within 12 months. This is conditional, excludes listed costs and requires confirmation under the current written terms.

What the published program describes

Three complete attempts within 12 months, with conditional reimbursement of the third IVF treatment-cycle cost.

Pregnancy is not guaranteed and reimbursement is not automatic. Confirm eligibility and current written terms with Bnoon before relying on the program.

Program Eligibility

How eligibility leads to the promise

The programme brings these three eligibility conditions together before the refund promise applies.

To be considered for the Wa'ad Bnoon Program, patients generally need to meet the following criteria at the start of their first treatment cycle:

Women under the age of 35 at the start of the first cycle
An Ovarian Reserve Test (AMH) result of 1.0 or higher
Completion of three complete IVF attempts within 12 months
Available with Bnoon physicians at Bnoon clinics in Saudi Arabia

What is a Complete Attempt?

A complete IVF attempt under this program consists of ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval, followed by one or more embryo transfers, including later frozen embryo transfers. Please note that dual stimulation is not counted as a complete attempt.

Reimbursement & Exclusions

If no clinical pregnancy occurs in any three attempts, the cost of the third IVF treatment cycle may be reimbursed.

A "clinical pregnancy" is defined as a gestational sac visible on ultrasound, with or without a fetus or heartbeat.

Exclusions:

Medications
Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT)
Husband/Male procedures
Frozen embryo transfers
Laboratory tests outside standard cycle fees
Physician consultations
Other charges outside the core IVF cycle fees

Find Out If The Program Is Right For You

Not sure if you meet the criteria? Answer three quick questions to see how the Wa'ad Bnoon program might fit your journey.

Understand the published starting factors

Answer three short questions to see which published conditions you may want to discuss with a coordinator. This takes about 1 minute.

This orientation provides general information based on program guidelines. It is not a medical diagnosis or final eligibility check.

Pregnancy is not guaranteed, and reimbursement is not automatic. Final suitability, eligibility, and current terms require review by a Bnoon clinical coordinator. The program is effective from 1 September 2025; terms apply.

How the published program is structured

1
Before the first cycle
Ask a Wa’ad coordinator to confirm the current written terms, starting conditions and which costs are included or excluded.
2
During treatment
Three complete IVF/ICSI attempts must take place within 12 months. Each complete attempt includes stimulation, egg retrieval and one or more embryo transfers.
3
After each attempt
The official program definition looks for a clinical pregnancy: a gestational sac visible on ultrasound, with or without a fetus or heartbeat.
4
If no clinical pregnancy occurs
The official page describes conditional reimbursement of the third IVF treatment-cycle cost. Bnoon must review the record and current terms; reimbursement is not automatic.

Questions to ask before relying on the program

Does Wa'ad guarantee pregnancy?

No. The program does not guarantee pregnancy or any medical outcome.

Is reimbursement automatic?

No. The official page describes conditional reimbursement under the program terms. Eligibility, treatment records and current written terms require Bnoon review.

What is excluded?

Medications, PGT, husband procedures, frozen embryo transfers, tests outside IVF fees, physician consultations and other charges outside IVF-cycle fees are excluded.

Do earlier treatments count?

The program is effective from 1 September 2025, and the official page says treatments before that date are excluded. Ask a coordinator how the date applies to your treatment plan.