Surrogacy in Georgia
For over 10 years, VittoriaVita has helped dozens of families become parents through surrogacy. Our program supports couples who have lost hope of having a child. If you are ready to try this path, Georgia is the right country for such an experience.
We are ready to walk this journey with you. Our agency holds an official license to provide surrogacy services in Georgia. We offer:
- an extensive database of egg donors and surrogate mothers,
- top legal experts,
- translators and coordinators.
We will do everything possible to ensure you return home with your long-awaited baby.
Over 10 years of experience
High program success rates
Thousands of happy families
Clients from more than 25 countries
Fully legal in GeorgiaSurrogacy in Georgia: Who Can Apply?
Surrogacy in Georgia is legal and officially permitted. The program is available to heterosexual couples from any country. The main requirement: the woman cannot carry a child due to medical reasons.
Medical Indications
Situations where surrogacy is allowed
- Absence of the uterus or serious dysfunction (deformation, scarring, fibroids, endometrial disorders).
- Health conditions that make pregnancy dangerous for the woman (e.g., severe heart or kidney failure, cancer).
- Unsuccessful attempts to conceive: repeated miscarriages (3 or more) even after treatment, or failed IVF attempts (4 or more).
Contraindications
Situations that prevent participation in the program:
- Active infectious diseases (tuberculosis, hepatitis, etc. — full list in Ministry of Health Order No. 280/2002).
- Malignant tumors.
- Severe blood and cardiovascular diseases (advanced heart failure, pulmonary hypertension, etc.).
- Serious psychiatric disorders.
There are no additional restrictions. Unlike in Ukraine, an official marriage certificate is not required, but you must:
- Live together for at least one year.
- Provide proof of cohabitation and shared household.
In Georgia, you are also not required to be the genetic parents of the child. Donor eggs or sperm can be used if needed (but never from the surrogate mother).
Legislation: Is Surrogacy Legal in Georgia?
Surrogacy laws in Georgia have been in effect since 1997, making the procedure well-regulated and established.
Legal Framework
Laws regulating surrogacy in Georgia
- Civil Code
Defines the legal rights of biological parents. - Law on Healthcare
No. 1139 of October 12, 1997 — regulates medical procedures related to surrogacy. - Law on Civil Status Registration
No. 5562 of December 20, 2011, and the Order of the Minister of Justice No. 18 of 2012 — define the process of issuing a birth certificate for a child. - Joint Order of the Ministers of Justice and Internal Affairs No. 4846
Issued on March 4, 2016 — regulates the exit procedures for families with children born through surrogacy.
Required Documents
To participate in the program, you need to provide
- Passport
Passport details are required for signing the agreement and for the future registration of parenthood. - Marriage certificate
With an apostille, or other legal proof of cohabitation. - Medical certificate
A document confirming the woman’s inability to carry and give birth to a child.
What Is the Cost of Surrogacy in Georgia?
Georgia is one of the most attractive countries for surrogacy in terms of cost.
- The price of the most affordable packages, covering the minimum set of required services, starts at €44,000.
- The most comprehensive packages cost around €62,000.
Cost Structure by Category
Detailed Breakdown of Program Costs
Surrogate Mother
Main compensation + monthly support (nutrition, clothing, care)
Medical Services
Tests, IVF, PGD, pregnancy care, insurance, delivery, DNA test
Legal Support
Contracts, notary, birth registration, document processing
Agency Fee
Selection of surrogate mother, full coordination support
Administrative
Transfers, accommodation for parents, translator, courier services
What does this mean?
The largest part of the cost (50%) goes directly to the surrogate mother as compensation and support. Medical services account for 30% of the total sum, covering all required procedures and examinations. The remaining 20% is split between legal support, agency services, and administrative costs.
VittoriaVita Programs
Choose the program that best matches your needs
Care
Basic ProgramFor couples with their own frozen embryos
- Transfer of own embryos
- Medical support
- Legal documentation
- Process coordination
Victory
Standard ProgramIVF with own eggs + genetic testing
- IVF with own eggs
- PGD genetic testing
- Full medical care
- Insurance coverage
Success
Most Popular ProgramDonor eggs + extended guarantees
- Premium donor eggs
- Professional donor selection
- Extended insurance
- PGD testing
Guarantee
Premium ProgramMaximum guarantees with unlimited attempts
- Unlimited IVF attempts
- Gender selection
- VIP services
- Care for premature babies
What’s Included in All Programs
Legal support
Medical care for surrogate mother
Organization of delivery
Document processing
Additional Potential Costs
Optional services available for an extra fee
Repeat IVF/ICSI
€4,500 – €8,000
Extended PGD testing
€2,320 – €3,120+
Biostorage
€200 – €400/year
C-section
€1,500
Complication compensation
up to €2,000Surrogacy Process in Georgia
The journey of having a child through surrogacy consists of three main stages:
- Preparation (up to 2 months)
- Embryo transfer, pregnancy, and delivery (9 months)
- Post-birth documentation (1–2 months)
Each stage has its own steps and timeline. In total, surrogacy in Georgia takes about one year ± 1–2 months. We will be with you every step of the way, providing full support.
To begin, you only need to contact our manager to discuss your wishes and expectations. Once you are ready to move forward, we will start the preparation phase.
Preparation
During this stage, the couple together with our representative:
- Selects a surrogate mother and egg donor (if needed)
- Signs a notarized surrogacy agreement
- Undergoes blood tests (to rule out infections, check Rh factor, karyotype, and hormone levels)
Work with genetic material also takes place:
- Collection of eggs and sperm (own or donor)
- Cryopreservation
- Fertilization
- Genetic testing of embryos to exclude diseases and determine sex
Usually, intended parents visit Georgia once during this stage (or twice, if eggs or fresh sperm are required). The visit lasts up to 3 days and is fully organized by your coordinator.
Embryo Transfer & Pregnancy
Embryo Transfer
Once embryos are ready and tested:
- The surrogate mother undergoes hormonal preparation
- The embryologist transfers the best embryos (1–3)
Pregnancy is confirmed by an hCG blood test 10 days after transfer.
Pregnancy
During the pregnancy, both the clinic and our agency carefully monitor and care for the surrogate mother. We provide regular updates on her health and your baby’s development. For these 9 months, you can stay at home, but you are welcome to attend ultrasound appointments in person if you wish..
Delivery
Your second (or third) visit is for childbirth. Parents choose whether to be present in the delivery room or wait in a private ward, where they will stay with their newborn until discharge.
Documentation for Departure
After discharge, you and your baby will live in private accommodation arranged by our agency. To ensure smooth return home, we assist with all required paperwork:
- Birth certificate
- DNA test
- Translation and apostille of documents
Our Support at Every Step
Personal coordinator-translator throughout the process
Accommodation and nutrition support during visits
Personal driver for parents
Translation and legal assistance with documents
Selection and screening of surrogate mothers
IVF, embryo testing, and transfer
Comprehensive care for surrogate mother (check-ups, screenings, ultrasounds)
Assistance during delivery and daily pediatric visits after discharge
Your journey to parenthood will be comfortable and stress-free.
VittoriaVita manages every stage and ensures full comfort for intended parents — from medical procedures and legal paperwork to translation, transfers, and professional care.
Surrogacy for HIV-Positive Parents
In Georgia, reproductive medicine is available for HIV-positive couples thanks to modern safety protocols that protect the baby from infection. Clinics usually provide:
- Donor eggs
- Sperm washing and separation of components
- Additional pre-treatment tests (viral load, immune status)
- Antiretroviral therapy
- Supervision by an infectious disease specialist
With these methods, the risk of transmission drops to 0.09%.
If you are HIV-positive, we will connect you with a clinic specializing in such cases and ensure your journey to safe and successful parenthood.
Affordable Cost
The cost of surrogacy in Georgia starts from €44,000
- USA: €100,000–200,000
- Canada: €60,000–120,000
- Georgia: €44,000–62,000
Simple Documentation
Paperwork takes minimum time:
- Legal registration within a few days
- Clear and transparent process
- Birth certificate issued without court involvement
Wide Choice of Candidates
A wide selection of surrogate mothers reduces the likelihood of waiting lists
- Minimal waiting time
- Professional selection
- Complete medical examination
Legality and Transparency
Surrogacy in Georgia is fully legal and well-regulated.
- Mandatory contract
- Available for foreign couples
- Parental rights immediately belong to the intended parents. The surrogate mother has no legal rights to the child
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are there any restrictions on who can use surrogacy in Georgia?
Yes. To qualify, couples must have medical indications for surrogacy. The program is available only for heterosexual couples.
How are surrogate mothers protected under Georgian law?
A notarized surrogacy agreement is signed, outlining all rights and obligations. By law, surrogate mothers receive full medical supervision, psychological support, and financial compensation.
What is the legal process of establishing parenthood in Georgia?
By law, the surrogate mother has no parental rights. The intended parents are immediately recognized and registered on the child’s birth certificate. No consent from the surrogate is required.
What happens if the intended parents cannot travel to Georgia for the birth?
After signing the contract with the agency and providing all necessary documents, a birth certificate can be issued without the parents’ presence. The baby can be collected through the embassy within a few weeks. If the child is not taken, guardianship authorities will step in.
Where does the surrogate mother live during the program?
She lives at home in familiar conditions. Starting from the 32nd week of pregnancy, she relocates to Tbilisi for full-time monitoring. The accommodation is included in all program packages.
How are egg donors selected?
VittoriaVita offers a catalog of over 250 verified donors — young women aged 20–30 with successful childbirth experience. Parents can select a donor based on personal preferences. We recommend choosing a donor with physical resemblance to the intended mother.