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Surrogacy in Georgia with Medical and Legal Full Protection

For many couples, surrogacy is a meaningful hope for parenthood. At Reproart Clinic, surrogacy programs are delivered through advanced medical care, coordinated support, and an established clinical and legal framework.

Birth Certificate

Issued in the Intended Parents’ Names

80% Success Rate

Guaranteed Surrogacy Programs

International Patients

From 30+ Countries

Clinical Experience

35+ Years of Clinical Experience

Quality

ISO-Certified Clinic

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4 Centres Across
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What is Surrogacy?

Surrogacy is a form of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) in which a woman, called the gestational carrier (surrogate), carries and gives birth to a child on behalf of another person or couple, known as the intended parents. The embryo is created through In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) using the intended parents’ or donors’ gametes, and is then transferred into the surrogate’s uterus.

In Georgia, only gestational surrogacy is permitted by law. This means that the surrogate has no genetic connection to the baby she carries. The country offers a clear and well-established legal framework that supports surrogacy arrangements and ensures a straightforward process for recognizing the intended parents as the legal parents after the child’s birth.

At Reproart, each surrogacy journey is guided by experienced medical teams, transparent legal processes, and continuous emotional support for both the surrogate and the intended parents.

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When is Surrogacy Recommended?

Surrogacy may be recommended when carrying a pregnancy is not medically possible or safe.
Common reasons include:

Absence of the uterus

congenital (born without a uterus e.g. Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome) or after hysterectomy.

Uterine abnormalities

severe scarring, malformations, or medical conditions that prevent implantation or full-term pregnancy.

Serious health risks

heart disease, kidney disease, severe diabetes, or other conditions where pregnancy could endanger the woman’s life.

Repeated IVF failures

multiple unsuccessful embryo transfers despite good-quality embryos.

Recurrent pregnancy loss

repeated miscarriages with no correctable cause.

Previous pelvic or uterine surgery

when the uterus is no longer able to safely support a pregnancy.

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The Surrogacy Process at Reproart

Surrogacy is a coordinated medical process involving the intended parents, the surrogate, and the clinical team, managed through clearly defined protocols from start to finish.

First Call With Your Personal Manager

Leave your contact details and our team will reach out to you. Your first call with a personal manager helps you understand how the surrogacy process works in Georgia and what the next steps may look like.

Documentation Review & Eligibility Assessment

Your medical and legal documentation is reviewed to assess eligibility for surrogacy programs in Georgia and alignment with local regulations.

Program Selection & Journey Start

The surrogacy program is selected based on your medical needs and circumstances, whether this involves surrogacy with your own genetic material, egg donation, shipped embryos, or a guaranteed surrogacy program. Your personal manager and clinical team coordinate all medical and administrative steps.

Surrogate Matching & Screening

A suitable surrogate is selected based on medical criteria. She undergoes comprehensive medical screening and psychological evaluation in line with Reproart’s established clinical protocols.

Notarized Agreement & Embryo Transfer

Endometrial preparation is initiated, the notarized surrogacy agreement is signed, and embryo transfer is performed.

Pregnancy Confirmation & Monitoring

Pregnancy is confirmed by beta-hCG testing. Reproart provides ongoing pregnancy monitoring, with regular updates shared with the intended parents.

Delivery & Birth Certificate

Delivery takes place at a partner maternity hospital. The birth certificate is issued listing the intended parents as mother and father, usually within 5–10 working days, in accordance with Georgian regulations.

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Surrogacy Law in Georgia

Surrogacy has been legal in Georgia since 1997 and remains fully permitted under the legislation of Georgia. Georgia offers a legal framework for surrogacy that simplifies the process of acquiring legal parentage for Intended Parents after the birth of a child. To establish parentage, the necessary documents must be filed with the Birth Registration Authority, known as the Civil Registry.

Once the Civil Registry issues the child’s birth certificate listing the Intended Parents as the parents, no pre-parentage court order, committee approval, or post-birth court order is required. Instead, as long as the appropriate documents are submitted within the legal timeframe, the Civil Registry automatically recognizes the Intended Parents as legal parents, granting them full parental rights without any additional court orders.

The law applies equally to Georgian and foreign heterosexual couples who meet the eligibility criteria.

Legal Since 1997 

One of the longest-standing surrogacy legal frameworks worldwide

Birth Registration

The child’s birth is registered with the Civil Registry

Birth Certificate

Intended Parents are listed on the birth certificate - no court orders required

Internationally Accessible

Clear and secure process for foreign intended parents

Safeguarding Surrogate Mothers

At Reproart, safeguarding surrogate mothers is a fundamental part of our ethical and medical responsibility. We are committed to ensuring that every surrogate is fully informed, medically protected, emotionally supported, and treated with dignity and respect throughout the entire journey. Our safeguarding framework includes:

Each surrogate is carefully assessed medically, psychologically, and socially to ensure she is fully prepared and supported before entering the program.
Surrogates give informed consent at every stage and retain full autonomy over medical decisions, with all procedures and rights clearly explained.
Medical and pregnancy care is personalised, with continuous monitoring and 24/7 access to a dedicated case worker and safeguarding support.
Emotional support, education about the surrogacy process, and postnatal follow-up are provided to support both physical recovery and emotional well-being.
Strict safeguards are in place to prevent exploitation, protect freedom of movement, ensure independent legal support, and provide fair, transparent compensation.