Why choose overseas surrogacy

We mainly engage in four overseas surrogacy countries, each with its own characteristics:

1. Georgia

Georgia is located in the Caucasus region at the junction of the Eurasian continent. The capital Tbilisi combines historical and modern culture. It is famous for its rich wine tradition, diverse ecological landscape (mountains, Black Sea coast) and Orthodox faith7.

Legal framework: Since legalization in 1997, only married heterosexual couples are allowed to use surrogacy, and the embryo must come from the couple or donor. The birth certificate directly registers the names of the intended parents, and the process is fast.

2. Kyrgyzstan

As a landlocked country in Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan is famous for the Tianshan Mountains and nomadic culture. It has a population of about 6.5 million, and its economy is mainly based on agriculture and mining, with a high poverty rate.

Legal framework: The 2024 "Family Law" clearly stipulates that surrogacy is legal, allowing singles, same-sex couples and infertile couples to participate. Surrogate mothers must be 20-40 years old and healthy. In recent years, it has become the "top stream" of surrogacy, attracting international customers.

3. Kazakhstan

Spanning Europe and Asia, it is famous for its grasslands and energy resources. It has a population of about 19 million and multiple ethnic groups coexist (Kazakhs, Russians, etc.). Its medical technology is 610% ahead of Central Asia.

Legal framework: The 2012 Marriage and Family Law allows commercial surrogacy. Surrogate mothers must be married, aged 20-35, and have given birth. The contract must be notarized. Surrogacy is regarded as a "job opportunity" and there are many surrogate mothers.

4. Ukraine

Located in Eastern Europe, with its capital city of Kiev, it is characterized by black soil agriculture and Orthodox culture. In recent years, the economy has declined due to war and the poverty rate has risen.

Legal framework: The 2007 bill clearly states that surrogacy is legal, limited to married heterosexual couples, and the embryo must come from the couple. The birth certificate directly registers the genetic parents48.

The process is transparent and there are few legal disputes. It was once the "European womb" and the number of surrogacy has surged. It is necessary to enter from neighboring countries.