Surrogacy in Georgia

Q: Who is surrogacy in Georgia suitable for?

Surrogacy in Georgia is suitable for heterosexual couples only—either married, or couples who have lived together for at least one year according to Georgian law.

Q: Why choose the surrogacy program in Georgia?

Georgia offers a stable legal framework, European-level medical services, low cost of living, proximity to Israel with a short flight, and warm local hospitality. Together these factors make it an ideal surrogacy destination.

Q: Who are the surrogate mothers in the Georgia track?

Surrogates are Georgian women who undergo extensive medical and psychological screening. Each signs a legal agreement with the intended parents and receives ongoing support until the child is registered after birth.

Q: What does the legal support in Georgia include?

Legal support includes preparing and signing the agreement with the surrogate, registering the child immediately after birth, and listing the intended parents as the child's parents from the moment of birth. The surrogate has no parental rights under Georgian law.

Q: Is surrogacy available in Georgia for HIV carriers?

Yes. Advanced sperm washing technology allows safe fertilization, and the procedure is approved and considered safe by the CDC.

Q: What does the Guaranteed Surrogacy Program in Georgia include?

The Guaranteed Program ensures that all stages of the surrogacy process continue until a baby is born, without requiring additional payments if steps must be repeated. This includes egg donation, IVF, surrogate rematching, legal agreements, and more.

Q: How much does the surrogacy process cost in Georgia?

The Guaranteed Program starts from $72,500. The Self-Retrieval Program starts from $58,500, and the Existing Embryos Program starts from $55,500. Costs may vary depending on medical, legal, or specific contractual needs.

Q: How is egg donation performed in Georgia?

Egg donation is performed by Georgian women. Intended parents can choose donors through a dedicated website offering detailed profiles with photos, medical information, education, hobbies, and more.

Q: What is the role of the GGRC clinic in the process?

GGRC is a leading fertility clinic in Georgia, known for European-standard care, an international medical team, and advanced reproductive technology. The clinic oversees all medical aspects of the surrogacy process, including full pregnancy monitoring.

Q: What does the pregnancy monitoring for a surrogate in Georgia include?

Monitoring includes frequent ultrasound examinations, nuchal translucency scans when needed, fetal protein screening, detailed anatomy scans, glucose tolerance testing, and amniocentesis if medically required.

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.

Who can undergo a surrogacy journey in Georgia?

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.

The Surrogates

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.

The Egg Donors

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.

GGRC – The Clinic

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.

Unmatched Expertise: With over 30 years of combined experience, our IVF specialists ensure the highest standards of care.
Innovative Solutions: GGRC is the first clinic in the Caucasus region to introduce a revolutionary IVF technique that simplifies the fertilization process and reduces costs significantly.
Personalized Support: From financial guidance to transparent communication, we prioritize the well-being of intended parents every step of the way.
Proven Excellence: Led by Professor Nino Museridze, a pioneer with over two decades of experience in fertility treatments, GGRC consistently delivers exceptional results.

Pregnancy Protocols

Pregnancy care follows the comprehensive GGRC protocol, with regular monitoring conducted either at GGRC or its partner clinics in Tbilisi. This includes:

Monthly ultrasounds
Nuchal translucency tests
Glucose tolerance tests (GTT)
Anomaly scans

The delivery takes place at a private hospital in Tbilisi, ensuring comfort and privacy.

Legal Services

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.

Post-Birth Process

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.

Surrogacy Plans

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).

Our plans

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Basic Plan (With Existing Embryos)

Private Coordinator Support: A dedicated coordinator will guide you through the entire journey, from the initial stages to the birth of your baby, ensuring a seamless experience.
Existing Embryos: If you already have embryos created outside of Georgia, they can seamlessly be integrated into your surrogacy journey.
Comprehensive Legal Services: This includes drafting and signing contracts with the agency and surrogate, as well as securing the issuance of a birth certificate listing you as the legal parents.
Full Pregnancy Protocol: The surrogate will follow a rigorous pregnancy monitoring plan, including all necessary medical tests and regular check-ups to ensure a healthy pregnancy and safe delivery.

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Guarantee plan (with egg donation)

Unlimited Donor Eggs: Access an unlimited number of donor eggs, as many times as necessary to reach the birth of your baby.
Unlimited Embryo Transfers: Embryo transfers will be performed as many times as necessary to reach the birth of your baby.
Unlimited Surrogate Matching: Match with as many surrogates as many times as necessary to reach the birth of your baby.
Comprehensive Legal Services: Includes drafting and signing agency and surrogate contracts, as well as securing the birth certificate with your name as the legal parents.
Full Pregnancy Protocol: The surrogate’s pregnancy will be closely monitored through a complete protocol, ensuring the health and well-being of both the surrogate and the baby

Georgia Program: FAQs

What does the Guaranteed Surrogacy Program in Georgia include?

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.).

How much does the surrogacy process cost in Georgia?

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.

How is egg donation performed in Georgia?

The donors are Georgian women. Selection is made through a dedicated website with detailed profiles including photos, medical information, education, hobbies, and more.

What is the role of the GGRC clinic in the process?

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.

What does the pregnancy monitoring for a surrogate in Georgia include?

Frequent ultrasound examinations, nuchal translucency scan (if needed), fetal protein screening, comprehensive anatomy scans, glucose tolerance tests, and amniocentesis if medically required.

Who is surrogacy in Georgia suitable for?

Heterosexual couples only – married, or those who have lived together for at least one year (according to Georgian law).

Why choose the surrogacy program in Georgia?

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.

Who are the surrogate mothers in the Georgia track?

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.

What does the legal support in Georgia include?

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.

Is surrogacy available in Georgia for HIV carriers?

Yes. Through advanced sperm washing technology, safe fertilization can be performed. The procedure is approved and considered safe by the CDC.

What does the Guaranteed Surrogacy Program in Colombia include?

Surrogacy Programs in 5 Countries: Find What Fits You

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.