From 1 July 2026, South Australian residents can access:
- a once off $250 rebate for eligible pre-fertility treatment testing
- a $2,000 rebate for eligible fertility treatment cycles for up to 2 cycles.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- be a South Australian resident
- be the person seeking to become pregnant with the use of fertility treatments – eligible fertility tests can be for either a male or female, but only the individual seeking to become pregnant can submit an application for the rebate
- have had an out-of-pocket expense for an eligible pre-fertility test from an appropriate specialist or an eligible fertility treatment cycle from a registered Assisted Reproductive Treatment Provider
- be receiving testing or treatment for a fertility issue
- have accessed the testing or treatment from 1 July 2026.
Individuals must also meet at least one of the following financial eligibility criteria:
- receive Family Tax Benefit
- have a Health Care Card – including Low Income Health Care Card and Pensioner Concession Card
- have a household income of $180,000 or less.
Learn more about the guidelines for both rebates on SA Health website.
How to apply
- Step 1
Download the form
To complete a declaration form electronically, download an interactive form:
- Pre-Fertility Treatment Testing Rebate declaration form (PDF 605KB)
- Fertility Treatment Rebate declaration form (PDF 613KB).
To complete a paper-based form, print out:
- Pre-Fertility Treatment Testing Rebate declaration form (PDF 102KB)
- Fertility Treatment Rebate declaration form (PDF 59KB)
Or phone and ask for a form to be sent to you, 8372 7578.
- Step 2
Complete the declaration form
Complete and sign the declaration form – or forms if you are applying for both rebates – with your approved specialist or provider.
- Step 3
Submit your application
Once you have completed the forms, submit your application online.
Contact
Phone
Fertility Treatment Rebate Scheme 8372 7578
ConcessionsSA Hotline 1800 307 758
Interpreting and translating
Phone 1800 280 203 to arrange an onsite or telephone interpreter or to have a document translated, through the Interpreting and Translating Centre (ITC)
