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Surrogacy in Georgia is legally permitted and has become a viable option for many intended parents worldwide. Georgian legislation stipulates that surrogates have no parental rights over the child born through surrogacy. Once the child is born, the intended parents are automatically recognized as the legal parents, and the surrogate has no claims to parental rights or responsibilities.
Surrogacy in Georgia is exclusively available to heterosexual couples. To qualify, couples must be either legally married or in a committed relationship living together for at least one year.
At Tammuz, we ensure that every surrogate meets the highest standards through a comprehensive and meticulous screening process before being accepted into the program. Each surrogate must have experienced at least one healthy pregnancy and birth for herself prior to joining.
During the pregnancy, surrogates continue to live with their families and maintain their usual routines, supported by regular checkups with leading medical professionals at our cutting-edge partner clinics. Their pregnancies are closely monitored, following Western-standard prenatal care plans. This includes all standard pregnancy evaluations alongside routine blood tests to confirm their overall health remains optimal for a safe and successful delivery.
Surrogates are generously compensated for their invaluable role, empowering them to create a secure future for their children and families. This meaningful collaboration underscores our commitment to ethical practices and mutual respect throughout the surrogacy journey.
Intended parents (IPs) have access to a diverse database of local Georgian egg donors, carefully screened for both psychological and medical criteria. Detailed profiles of the donors are provided, including genetic information, medical history, education, employment background, hobbies and interests, family medical history, and current photographs. This ensures that IPs can make informed decisions with confidence.
The Georgian-German Reproductive Center (GGRC) represents a groundbreaking approach in the field of reproductive medicine.
With a wealth of professional expertise, GGRC combines cutting-edge technology, state-of-the-art equipment, and innovative techniques to deliver exceptional care. Its international team integrates German precision with Georgian hospitality, aiming to be a leader in reproductive health services.
Pregnancy care follows the comprehensive GGRC protocol, with regular monitoring conducted either at GGRC or its partner clinics in Tbilisi. This includes:
The delivery takes place at a private hospital in Tbilisi, ensuring comfort and privacy.
Tammuz Family oversees all legal aspects of your surrogacy journey in Georgia. This includes drafting and managing contracts with egg donors and surrogates and obtaining a birth certificate listing the intended parents as the baby’s legal parents. Our team ensures that every legal detail is handled seamlessly, so you can focus on welcoming your new family member.
After the birth of your baby, Tammuz case managers will guide you through the exit process. However, we strongly recommend that intended parents consult with an immigration lawyer in their home country to ensure compliance with local laws. This added step will provide peace of mind and streamline your return home with your newborn.
Costs are inclusive and cover all medical and legal procedures, as well as the surrogate’s and baby’s health insurance (hospitalization, neonatal ICU, and medical complications).
The Guaranteed Program was created to offer IPs peace of mind and financial security. Tammuz commits to continuing the various stages of the process until your baby is born, meaning no additional payment is required if stages need to be repeated (e.g., egg donation, IVF, new surrogate matching, new legal agreement, etc.).
The cost of the Guaranteed Program in Colombia starts from $72,500, while the Self-Retrieval Program starts from $58,500, and the Existing Embryos Program starts from $55,500. The amounts may vary depending on medical, legal, or other specific needs as per the contract.
The donors are Georgian women. Selection is made through a dedicated website with detailed profiles including photos, medical information, education, hobbies, and more.
GGRC is a leading fertility clinic in Georgia, with a European standard, an international team, and advanced technology. It is responsible for all medical aspects of the process, including full pregnancy monitoring.
Frequent ultrasound examinations, nuchal translucency scan (if needed), fetal protein screening, comprehensive anatomy scans, glucose tolerance tests, and amniocentesis if medically required.
Heterosexual couples only – married, or those who have lived together for at least one year (according to Georgian law).
Georgia offers a clear legal framework, advanced medical services at a European standard, low cost of living, geographical proximity to Israel (approx. 2.5-hour flight), and a warm attitude towards Israelis. All of these make it an ideal destination for surrogacy.
Georgian women who undergo rigorous medical and psychological screening. All sign a legal agreement with the IPs, and they are supported throughout the pregnancy until the child’s registration.
Drafting and signing the agreement with the surrogate, registering the child immediately after birth, and arranging the baby’s registration with the parents’ names immediately after birth. The surrogate has no parental rights according to law.
Yes. Through advanced sperm washing technology, safe fertilization can be performed. The procedure is approved and considered safe by the CDC.
The Guaranteed Program was created to offer IPs peace of mind and financial security. Tammuz commits to continuing the various stages of the process until your baby is born, meaning no additional payment is required if stages need to be repeated (e.g., egg donation, IVF, new surrogate matching, new legal agreement, etc.). There is also an option for a double track (two guaranteed processes simultaneously).
No two families take the same road. Some want the streamlined expediency of a US surrogacy program. Others need the most competitively priced path forward and find it in Colombia or Mexico, where costs can be 40–50% lower without sacrificing quality.
All of our programs in the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Armenia and Georgia are managed directly by Tammuz. Same team. Same standards. Different destinations.
Click a destination below to see costs, estimated timelines, and what the legal process looks like in each country.
You are now just a short step away from the most important journey of your lives.
A supported path to parenthood, with experienced guidance from your first conversation through the day you return home with your baby.
Why Surrogacy in Georgia?
Surrogacy in Georgia follows a structured process: fertility treatment and embryo creation (or the transfer of embryos you already have), matching with a screened surrogate, a monitored pregnancy, and a defined legal process for registering the child’s birth. Under Georgian law, the intended parents — not the surrogate — are recognized as the child’s legal parents, subject to completing the required documentation.
Tammuz coordinates this process on your behalf: connecting you with a partner fertility center and legal team in Tbilisi, keeping you informed at every stage, and managing the practical steps so you can focus on the parts of the journey that matter most to you. Tammuz acts as your coordinator and intermediary — the medical procedures and legal filings are carried out by the relevant clinics, laboratories, and legal professionals.
Who is the Georgia program for?
The Georgia program may suit heterosexual couples who are either:
This is a current requirement under Georgian law, and proof of partnership (a marriage certificate, or official registry extracts showing shared residence) is one of the first documents you’ll be asked to prepare. If you’re not sure which path applies to you, our team can walk you through it.
Georgian law provides a structured process for recognizing intended parents as the child's legal parents, coordinated by a local legal team throughout.
A coordinated, standards-based prenatal protocol. Surrogates follow a structured monitoring schedule from confirmed heartbeat through the third trimester, with ultrasound and lab reports translated and shared with you along the way.
Surrogates and egg donors go through medical, and where applicable psychological, screening before joining the program.
You're supported by a case manager and an on-the-ground clinic coordinator from your first visit through your baby's birth certificate.
Medical Care and IVF
If you need to create embryos, your pathway may include medical testing, sperm and egg preparation, egg-donor selection when required, IVF, embryo development, genetic testing when applicable, and embryo cryopreservation. If you already have embryos, their records and suitability for shipment and transfer are reviewed before the next steps are planned. During pregnancy, the surrogate follows a structured prenatal protocol, with relevant ultrasound and laboratory reports translated and shared with you. Medical decisions and procedures are carried out by the independent professionals responsible for treatment and care.
Surrogates
Before you are introduced to a potential surrogate, she must have experienced at least one healthy pregnancy and birth and complete the required medical and psychological screening. Once a potential match is available, you receive the information provided through the program and are guided through the next steps. Throughout the pregnancy, she follows a defined monitoring schedule and receives support from the professionals responsible for her care. Communication is facilitated through the program so that you can build a respectful connection while both you and the surrogate remain supported.
Egg Donors
If you need an egg donor, you receive profiles containing available medical, genetic, personal, and reproductive background information. Donors complete the screening required by the program before being approved. The donation pathway is structured without a personal or ongoing relationship between the donor and intended parents. Our team helps you understand the information available and coordinates the selection and confirmation process with the relevant medical professionals.
Legal Process
Georgian law provides a structured framework under which intended parents can be registered as the child’s legal parents following birth, subject to completing the required documentation and legal process. Your legal journey may include proof of marriage or partnership, agreements, birth registration, the birth certificate, and the documents needed for your baby’s citizenship, exit, and travel. Requirements in your home country are separate from Georgian law and may require guidance from an immigration or family-law professional there. Our team coordinates the local process and helps you understand which steps need to happen and when.
Support Before and After Birth
As the birth approaches, we help you prepare for travel, hospital arrangements, documentation, and the first days with your baby. Birth attendance and hospital-stay arrangements depend on the surrogate’s consent, hospital policies, and medical circumstances. After birth, the local team coordinates the documentation required for birth registration and supports the practical steps connected with your family’s departure from Georgia.
The cost of surrogacy depends on your starting point and the program you choose. Factors such as existing embryos, egg donation, IVF, and the type of program all influence the overall investment.
During your consultation, we'll explain your options, what's included, and the expected costs so you can make an informed decision with confidence.
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For you if you already have frozen embryos. Includes coordination of embryo shipment, surrogate matching, the embryo-transfer attempts defined in the agreement, pregnancy monitoring, and legal coordination through the birth certificate.
For you if you plan to create embryos using your own eggs and sperm. Includes one fertilization cycle, the subsequent embryo-transfer attempts defined in the agreement, surrogate matching, pregnancy monitoring, and legal coordination.
For you if you need egg donation and want a guarantee-based pathway. Includes donor cycles, embryo transfers, and surrogate matches as needed until one live birth.
For families pursuing two surrogacy journeys using an egg donor. Includes unlimited attempts until a live birth for each journey, subject to eligibility, medical conditions, exclusions, and the program agreement. The two journeys may progress at different rates.
Building your family through surrogacy involves many important stages, from medical treatment and legal procedures to matching, pregnancy, birth, and returning home with your baby. At Tammuz, we coordinate the entire journey on your behalf, bringing together the experienced independent professionals involved while providing continuous guidance, communication, and support every step of the way.
We begin by learning about your family situation, medical history, relationship documentation, existing embryos or gametes, and the options you are considering. We then help you understand whether Georgia may be suitable and which program structure to explore.
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You complete the required forms and documentation. If needed, you select an egg donor and create embryos through IVF. If you already have embryos, they are reviewed for shipment and transfer. Once the relevant requirements are met, you begin the surrogate-matching process.
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Your surrogate is medically prepared for embryo transfer. After the transfer, pregnancy testing and early scans are completed. Once pregnancy is confirmed, you receive updates while your surrogate continues with prenatal monitoring.
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Throughout the pregnancy, you receive medical reports and updates while the surrogate follows the defined prenatal-care protocol. As the birth approaches, we help you prepare for travel, hospital arrangements, accommodation, and the practical steps that follow delivery.
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After your baby is born, the local team coordinates the documentation required to register you as the legal parents and obtain the birth certificate. We continue supporting the practical process while you complete the citizenship, passport, exit, and travel requirements that apply to your family.
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We begin by learning about your family situation, medical history, relationship documentation, existing embryos or gametes, and the options you are considering. We then help you understand whether Georgia may be suitable and which program structure to explore.
02
You complete the required forms and documentation. If needed, you select an egg donor and create embryos through IVF. If you already have embryos, they are reviewed for shipment and transfer. Once the relevant requirements are met, you begin the surrogate-matching process.
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Your surrogate is medically prepared for embryo transfer. After the transfer, pregnancy testing and early scans are completed. Once pregnancy is confirmed, you receive updates while your surrogate continues with prenatal monitoring.
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Throughout the pregnancy, you receive medical reports and updates while the surrogate follows the defined prenatal-care protocol. As the birth approaches, we help you prepare for travel, hospital arrangements, accommodation, and the practical steps that follow delivery.
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After your baby is born, the local team coordinates the documentation required to register you as the legal parents and obtain the birth certificate. We continue supporting the practical process while you complete the citizenship, passport, exit, and travel requirements that apply to your family.
The stages of the program are dynamic and may vary from one process to another.
The journey to parenthood begins long before your baby is born. Along the way, you’ll experience excitement, anticipation, questions, and important milestones. To help you feel prepared, Tammuz Family provides exclusive expert-led educational sessions covering both the emotional and practical aspects of the surrogacy journey. From understanding the psychological transition into parenthood to preparing for birth, travel, newborn care, and your first days as a family, these resources are designed to help you navigate each stage with greater confidence. Every intended parent receives access to our core educational sessions, with additional local guidance available in some programs and destinations.
Parenthood is one of life’s most meaningful journeys. Our role is to walk beside you, offering trusted guidance, expert knowledge, and ongoing support from your first questions through the moment you welcome your baby and beyond
We’ve gathered all the answers to the most important and frequently asked questions, so you can find clear, reliable, and up-to-date information in one place—easily and conveniently.
Yes. Georgian law provides a structured legal process through which intended parents are recognized as a child’s legal parents, subject to completing the required documentation. Tammuz’s local legal team coordinates this process for you.
The program is currently available to heterosexual couples who are either legally married or able to document at least one year of partnership living at the same address.
Tammuz offers an Existing Embryos Plan, a Self-Extraction Plan, a Guarantee Donor & IVF Plan, and a Double Guarantee Donor IVF Plan. Each includes a different scope of medical and legal coordination — your surrogacy consultant can help you compare them.
The Guarantee and Double Guarantee plans include unlimited attempts — donor cycles, embryo transfers, and surrogate matches — until a live birth, subject to the program agreement, eligibility requirements, medical conditions, and exclusions.
Yes. The Existing Embryos Plan is designed for intended parents who already have frozen embryos. The embryos and supporting records must be reviewed for shipment, medical acceptance, and transfer requirements.
Yes. You receive donor profiles with the information available through the program, which may include medical, genetic, personal, and reproductive background details. Our team coordinates the selection and confirmation process.
Surrogates must have had at least one healthy pregnancy and birth of their own, and undergo medical and psychological screening before joining the program. Their pregnancies are followed through a structured prenatal care protocol, with regular reporting shared with intended parents.
Yes, many intended parents do. Communication is mediated through a clinic representative rather than taking place directly between intended parents and the surrogate.
Cost depends on the program you choose, whether donor eggs are needed, and any additional medical procedures required along the way— your surrogacy consultant can help you compare them.
The local team coordinates the documentation required for birth registration and the birth certificate. You then complete the citizenship, passport, exit, and travel requirements that apply to your home country, with guidance from the relevant professionals.
For nearly two decades, we have earned the trust of thousands of families from around the world—men, women, same-sex couples, and individuals—who chose us as partners in the most meaningful journey of their lives.
I greatly enjoyed the process and the service provided by Tammuz. They were available for every question at any time, creating a feeling that there is someone you can truly rely on. It was a journey with an amazing experience, and there is no doubt that Tammuz played an integral part in it.
There are many agencies, but Tammuz stands out with its great professionalism, extensive experience, and deep knowledge.
Herzliya
Thanks to you, we have a family. If there were ten stars, you would deserve them. Support from the beginning until success, a shared desire to succeed, and doing everything to make it happen. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Ramat Gan
Through Tammuz, I became a father.
The team demonstrated professionalism and humanity beyond expectations, starting from the very first phone call—two years before the birth itself took place.
In my view, what makes Tammuz unique is their understanding that they are dealing with new lives—those of the newborns and the families whose lives are changing before their eyes.
Tel Aviv
Every family’s journey is unique, and so is the right path to parenthood. Tammuz Family offers carefully selected programs across several destinations, and our experienced team will help you understand the differences, answer your questions, and identify the program that best fits your family’s circumstances.
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