Surrogacy for Heterosexual Couples

For heterosexual couples, the dream of starting a family is within reach through our specialized programs in Kazakhstan, Georgia, and Armenia. Each of these destinations offers a stable legal framework and world-class medical care, tailored to the specific needs of intended parents.

Medical Eligibility

In all three jurisdictions, surrogacy is a medical procedure reserved for those with a proven clinical need. To enter a program, you must provide an official medical report from a reproductive specialist or a medical board confirming that the intended mother:

• Has medical conditions where pregnancy poses a significant threat to her life or health.
• Has a history of multiple failed IVF attempts (recurrent implantation failure).
• Has specific medical contraindications to carrying a pregnancy, as determined by licensed professionals.

Choosing Your Destination: Legal Comparison

While the medical standards are consistent, the legal requirements for your relationship status vary by country.

1. Kazakhstan: For Legally Married Couples

Kazakhstan offers one of the most secure legal environments for traditionally married couples.

• Marriage Requirement: An officially registered marriage is mandatory. You must provide a valid marriage certificate (apostilled or legalized).
• Mutual Consent: Both spouses must sign the notarized surrogacy agreement in person.
• Parental Rights: Intended parents are recognized as the legal parents from the moment of birth.

2. Georgia: Flexibility for Cohabiting Couples

Georgia is an excellent choice for couples who are not officially married but are in a committed, long-term relationship.

• No Marriage Certificate Needed: You can enter a program without a formal marriage license.
• Proof of Cohabitation: Instead of a marriage certificate, you may provide evidence of your life together, such as joint bank accounts, shared utility bills, or proof of a common residence.
• Simplified Logistics: Georgia’s legal system is highly streamlined for international intended parents.

3. Armenia: Modern & Inclusive Framework

Armenia has recently updated its laws to become one of the most modern surrogacy hubs in the region.

• Surrogacy is legal in Armenia for single individuals (both men and women), as well as for same-sex couples, making the country one of the most open on this issue. It is regulated by the Law on Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights, which has been in effect since 2002.
• International Protocols: In accordance with recent reforms, foreign intended parents in Armenia often work with surrogate mothers, ensuring high ethical standards and legal clarity.

Core Program Standards (All Destinations)

Regardless of the country you choose, our programs adhere to these fundamental principles:

• Genetic Link: At least one parent must have a genetic link to the child. Full "double donation" (donor egg + donor sperm) is prohibited in these jurisdictions to ensure clear legal parentage.
• Gestational Surrogacy Only: The surrogate mother has no genetic connection to the child.
• Direct Birth Certificate: Your names are placed directly on the birth certificate; no adoption process is required.