How Gestational Surrogacy Works in Georgia
A clear roadmap for international families pursuing surrogacy in Tbilisi, from onboarding to bringing your baby home.
SURROGACY PROCESS
The Surrogacy Process in Georgia Country
From your first consultation in Tbilisi through post-birth family support, Happy Family guides international intended parents through gestational surrogacy in Georgia. Our program covers IVF coordination, surrogate matching, pregnancy monitoring, and referrals to independent licensed professionals.
STEP BY STEP
1
Initial Consultation & Program Selection
Meet your coordinator in Tbilisi or via video call to discuss your fertility goals, surrogacy cost in Georgia, and program options. We review your medical history, explain gestational surrogacy laws in Georgia country, and recommend the right pathway with own gametes, egg donation, or embryo shipping before you commit to a Georgia surrogacy program.
2
Legal Contracts & Screening
Licensed Georgian counsel drafts notarized surrogacy contracts that secure your parental rights under Article 143 of Georgia's Health Care Law. Intended parents complete parent screening while your matched surrogate undergoes medical, psychological, and background evaluation at accredited clinics in Tbilisi. This dual screening protects everyone before IVF begins.
3
IVF, Matching & Embryo Transfer
Our team coordinates IVF at partner fertility clinics in Tbilisi, including egg donation if needed, and carefully matches you with a screened gestational surrogate. Embryos are created through IVF, quality-tested, and transferred to the surrogate. Your case manager handles scheduling, communication, and medical updates throughout the gestational surrogacy process in Georgia.
4
Pregnancy, Birth & Family Support
The surrogate receives prenatal care in Tbilisi while your coordinator keeps you informed. After delivery, we provide practical family support and referrals to independent licensed professionals. Official records and travel documents are handled and issued solely by the relevant authorities and embassies.
TYPICAL TIMELINE
Surrogacy Timeline in Georgia
Most international intended parents complete gestational surrogacy in Georgia country within 12 to 18 months. Exact timelines depend on IVF cycles, surrogate availability, and embryo shipping logistics.
Months 1–3: Consultation, Contracts & Screening
Initial consultation, program selection, legal contract signing, and completion of parent and surrogate screening. IVF or embryo preparation begins at clinics in Tbilisi once all parties are medically and legally cleared for surrogacy in Georgia.
Months 3–6: IVF Cycles & Embryo Transfer
Egg retrieval, fertilization, and embryo transfer to your matched surrogate. If using donor eggs or shipped embryos, this phase may include additional coordination. Pregnancy is confirmed through blood tests and early ultrasound at our partner clinics.
Months 6–15: Pregnancy & Birth
Regular prenatal monitoring, birth planning, delivery at a Tbilisi maternity hospital, and practical post-birth family support. Timelines for official records and travel documents are determined by the relevant authorities.
YOUR DEDICATED TEAM
24/7 Support Throughout Your Georgia Surrogacy Journey
Every international family receives a personal case manager who coordinates clinics, legal counsel, surrogates, and logistics so you always have a single point of contact during gestational surrogacy in Georgia country.
Personal Case Manager
Your dedicated coordinator manages timelines, clinic appointments, and communication between intended parents, surrogates, and medical teams throughout every stage of surrogacy in Tbilisi.
Medical & Legal Coordination
We liaise with IVF clinics, maternity hospitals, and licensed Georgian attorneys to ensure contracts, screening, and treatment protocols meet Georgia surrogacy laws and international best practices.
Post-Birth & Travel Support
After delivery, we provide practical support and referrals to independent licensed professionals. Families handle official-document matters directly with the relevant authorities and embassies.
FAQ
Surrogacy Process Questions
Answers for international intended parents about gestational surrogacy in Georgia country.
The surrogacy process in Georgia includes consultation and program selection, independent legal review, parent and surrogate screening, IVF and embryo transfer, pregnancy monitoring, birth, and post-birth family support. Happy Family coordinates the medical and support portions of the program.
Gestational surrogacy in Georgia means the surrogate carries an embryo created from the intended parents' or donors' gametes with no genetic link to the child. Under Georgian law since 2011, intended parents are recognized as the sole legal parents from birth, with their names on the birth certificate.
Most gestational surrogacy programs in Georgia take 12 to 18 months from initial consultation to birth and registration. Timelines vary based on IVF success, surrogate matching, and whether egg donation or embryo shipping is required.
Gestational surrogacy in Georgia typically starts from around $40,000 with transparent all-inclusive packages covering IVF, surrogate compensation, legal services, and medical care. Costs depend on program type. Contact us for a personalized surrogacy cost quote tailored to your journey.
Ready to Start Your Surrogacy Journey in Georgia?
Book a free consultation to discuss gestational surrogacy in Georgia country. Our Tbilisi team will explain the process, timeline, and costs for international intended parents.