Frequently Asked Questions About Overseas Surrogacy
Surrogacy in India is subject to specific eligibility requirements and regulations, meaning it may not be an available option for everyone. Depending on your individual circumstances, medical needs and the laws of another country, an overseas surrogacy program may provide an alternative pathway to explore.
Whether an overseas surrogacy program is suitable depends on several factors, including your medical circumstances, eligibility, the laws of the destination country and the requirements of the specific program. Our fertility team can discuss your circumstances and help you understand the general pathways that may be relevant to you. Appropriate legal and professional advice should also be obtained before proceeding.
Every international surrogacy program is different, but the process may involve an initial assessment of your circumstances, consideration of available programs and legal requirements, fertility and treatment planning, and coordination of the relevant medical and practical steps. The specific requirements will depend on the country and program selected.
No. Surrogacy laws and regulations vary significantly between countries and may affect eligibility, treatment, documentation, parental rights and other aspects of the journey. Requirements can also change over time. It is therefore important to confirm the current legal and regulatory requirements with appropriately qualified professionals in the relevant country before making decisions or beginning treatment.
Kiran Infertility Centre can provide fertility and medical guidance to patients exploring international surrogacy options. Our team can help you understand the fertility treatment considerations relevant to your circumstances and discuss the general pathway involved in exploring an overseas program. We encourage patients to obtain appropriate legal and specialist advice regarding the requirements of their chosen destination and program.