The duration of the visit depends on the chosen program and the type of biological material used. When using own eggs, the woman will need to stay in the country for approximately two weeks for stimulation and egg retrieval, while the man will need 1-3 days for providing biological material. When working with donor eggs, only the partner's presence is required for sperm donation.

Typically, two visits are planned: the first for providing genetic material, the second just before the baby's birth. 

No, personal presence is not mandatory. All documentation is notarized and can be formalized through an authorized representative. Our Agency provides complete support throughout this procedure.

All paperwork is handled by our Agency. We collect and submit to the House of Justice the complete documentation package necessary for obtaining the birth certificate. 

Typically, this takes from one to four weeks.

Yes, absolutely. In Georgia, surrogacy is legally authorized and operates under complete state regulation.

The programs are open to heterosexual couples in registered or common-law marriage for at least one year.

Surrogate mothers are citizens of Georgia, Russia, and Kazakhstan. All candidates must possess good physical and mental health, have at least one biological child, and be under 40 years old.

Yes, mandatory. Each candidate undergoes a comprehensive examination according to the established medical protocol, including psychological assessment.

Yes. Such tests are part of the mandatory protocol and may be repeated throughout the entire program.

Pregnancy monitoring is carried out by specialists from specialized medical facilities. Each surrogate mother is accompanied by a personal coordinator available 24/7, who oversees scheduled medical visits and helps resolve any medical and everyday issues.

Surrogate mothers typically reside with their families; those coming from other countries are provided accommodation. These are usually apartments where two surrogate mothers are housed with separate rooms. A cleaning assistant comes weekly.

Pregnancy monitoring is conducted at a specialized clinic, and deliveries occur at Tbilisi's leading maternity hospitals: Gagua or Gudushauri.

Surrogate mothers from Georgia and Kazakhstan permanently reside here. Surrogate mothers from Russia arrive in Georgia at the 22nd week of pregnancy and stay until delivery.

The maximum age is 40 years. The average age is approximately 30 years.

Yes, with the surrogate mother's consent and in the absence of medical contraindications (such as previous cesarean section, elevated risk of multiple pregnancy, or other limitations). The final decision is made by the reproductive medicine specialist.

Candidates undergo an interview with the coordinator, then are referred for a comprehensive medical examination according to protocol.

The primary languages of communication are Georgian, Russian, and English.

In standard programs: 2 cryotransfers; in the «Guarantee» program: unlimited.

Yes, replacement for medical reasons is performed without limitations.

All legal work is performed by the legal representative of our Agency: drafting contracts, notarial translations, and registering the birth certificate at the House of Justice of Georgia.

Yes. We offer access to our own donor bank and programs using donor oocytes.

Yes, the «Guarantee» program: unlimited number of IVF/ICSI cycles with donor eggs and unlimited number of transfers until successful birth of the baby.

Payments are made in stages, from the moment of contract signing until the 18th week of pregnancy; compensation to the surrogate mother is paid directly to her. Specific stages are determined by the chosen program.