Surrogacy programs and law in Georgia

Surrogacy in Georgia has become increasingly popular, especially for international intended parents due to its favorable legal framework and relatively low costs. Here are some key points about surrogacy in Georgia

Legal Framework

Surrogacy is legal and well-regulated in Georgia.

Georgian law recognizes intended parents as the legal parents from the moment of conception, which simplifies the legal process.

Process and Requirements

Couples must provide proof of marriage or living together on the same address.

Medical necessity for surrogacy is usually required, meaning the intended mother must have a medical reason preventing her from carrying a pregnancy.

Contracts are signed between the intended parents and the surrogate, detailing all terms and conditions.

Medical and Support Services

Georgia has several reputable fertility clinics offering comprehensive services.

Surrogacy agencies in Georgia provide support throughout the process, including matching intended parents with surrogates, legal assistance, and coordination of medical care.

Birth and Citizenship

Birth certificate is issued within 5 working days with intended parents name on it

Intended parents need to go through their home country's process to obtain citizenship for their child, which can vary in complexity.