Surrogacy in Georgia
Legal Framework and Parental Rights
In Georgia, the legal framework surrounding surrogacy is well-defined, providing a secure environment for intended parents. The article 143 of the Law of Georgia on Health Care explicitly states that in case of surrogacy, the intended parents are considered as the parents of the child, from the moment of birth, not the surrogate mother. This is a crucial distinction that offers peace of mind, by ensuring the parental rights of the intended parents are fully protected and that no legal claims can arise after the child’s birth. After the submission of the relevant documentation the names of the intended parents are directly placed on the birth certificate of the child born through surrogacy, simplifying the legal process and avoiding lengthy adoption procedures often required in other jurisdictions. This direct recognition of parental rights is a major draw for international couples seeking surrogacy in Georgia.
At Beta Plus Surrogacy, our in-house legal team carefully navigates these details so your path remains secure and transparent.
Medical Excellence and Affordability
Georgia has a number of highly reputable fertility clinics that match the international medical standards. These clinics offer a comprehensive range of assisted reproductive technologies (ART), including IVF, ICSI, and genetic testing, all performed by experienced specialists. The quality of medical care is comparable to Western countries, but at a significantly lower cost, making it an attractive option for many couples. The clinics are known for their personalized approach, ensuring that each intended parent receives tailored care throughout their surrogacy journey.
The team behind Beta Plus Surrogacy has spent years building and refining an international-level fertility clinic, and we’re honored to say that the needs of our intended parents are all taken care of in-house, without any prolonged procedures and hassle.
Eligibility and Inclusivity
Currently, Georgian law allows surrogacy for heterosexual couples who can demonstrate a medical need for assisted reproduction. While this limits access for single individuals or same-sex couples, it provides a clear and secure path for those who meet the criteria. The focus on heterosexual couples reflects the country’s conservative legal stance but ensures a straightforward and legally sound process for eligible parents.
Support and Guidance
Navigating the surrogacy process in a foreign country can be complex. That’s why Beta Plus Surrogacy plays a vital role in guiding intended parents through every step, from initial consultations and legal paperwork to medical procedures and obtaining birth certificates. Our support system guarantees transparency and provides emotional reassurance, making the journey as smooth as possible for future parents.
At Beta Plus Surrogacy, we believe that family is built in many forms. Georgia’s combination of modern fertility care and legal security makes it one of the most hopeful and welcoming destinations for intended parents from around the world seeking to build their families.
Your Family, Your Way
Whether through surrogacy, egg donation, or IVF, our team is here to guide you with care and expertise every step of the way. Together, we’ll focus on what matters most: helping you build the family you’ve always dreamed of.
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