Tbilisi, GeorgiaInternational intended parents and referring agencies need more than a headline price. This guide explains the questions that should be answered in an individual written offer before a programme begins.
1. Scope of services
We coordinate gestational surrogacy; traditional surrogacy is not offered. Depending on medical and legal suitability, services may include IVF/ICSI, egg donation, embryo freezing and storage, FET, surrogate coordination, pregnancy support and legal documentation. Sperm donation is not presented as a standard Georgia surrogacy pathway and requires case-specific medical and legal review.
2. Surrogate assessment
Candidate acceptance is coordinated with the clinic and programme team. The applicable process may include identity and obstetric-history review, medical tests and examinations, infectious-disease screening, psychological or social assessment where required, and review of practical readiness. Final medical clearance belongs to the treating clinic.
3. Pregnancy monitoring and prenatal care
After pregnancy confirmation, the team coordinates scheduled clinical monitoring, communication, programme expenses and milestone documentation. The treating obstetrician and medical providers make clinical decisions. Non-standard care, complications and hospitalization are governed by the signed programme and individual circumstances.
4. Total cost and inclusions
Published programme pages show current indicative package prices, included medical attempts, surrogate compensation and payment milestones. The individual written offer controls the final scope.
- Clinic and agency services stated in the offer
- Included IVF, FET, freezing and storage limits
- Surrogate matching, compensation and standard support
- Legal agreement and Georgian birth-document work
- Specified delivery, accommodation or newborn services where listed
5. Possible additional costs
Items outside a package may include specialist embryo transport, additional IVF or FET attempts, special donors, genetic testing, extended storage, complications, insurance, NICU, extra accommodation, embassy or DNA requirements, translations beyond scope, banking charges and changed third-party prices.
6. Payment schedule and methods
Programme pages show known payment stages. The final offer identifies invoice dates, milestone conditions, currency, recipient and accepted payment method. International bank transfer is normally used; no payment should be made to an unverified account or outside written instructions.
7. Eligibility and documents
Our current Georgia intake is for eligible heterosexual couples who can document at least one year of marriage or officially documented cohabitation. Age is assessed medically rather than through a single public programme-wide limit; ovarian reserve, sperm quality, general health and the proposed biological-material pathway can affect acceptance.
8. Timeline and surrogate matching
There is no responsible universal promise from agreement to childbirth. Timing depends on document readiness, IVF or embryo shipment, candidate availability, medical clearance, transfer outcome and pregnancy. A case-specific estimate and current matching outlook are supplied after assessment.
9. Birth, hospital and return home
The programme team coordinates delivery planning with the relevant hospital, then supports the Georgian birth-registration file, translation and Apostille within scope. Parents apply for citizenship, passport or travel documents through the competent authority for their nationality. Embassy and newborn travel timing varies by country.
10. What to request before signing
Ask for the named programme, itemised price, payment milestones, attempt limits, surrogate compensation, exclusions, complication rules, refund or continuation conditions, provider responsibilities and post-birth scope in writing.
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer traditional surrogacy?
No. Our programmes use gestational surrogacy, where the surrogate does not provide the egg.
Is accommodation always included?
No. It is included only where the selected programme or written offer expressly states it.
Is there a fixed age limit?
Acceptance is individualized. Age, medical history, ovarian reserve, sperm quality and treatment pathway are reviewed by the doctor and programme team.
How long does surrogate matching take?
Availability changes. A current case-specific estimate can be given after eligibility, documents and the required surrogate pathway are known.
Is the published price the final price?
It is an indicative current programme price. The signed individual offer confirms final inclusions, exclusions, third-party items and payment stages.
Do you assist after birth?
Yes, within the agreed scope, including Georgian registration and related document coordination. Citizenship and passport decisions remain with the relevant foreign authorities.