Surrogacy is a method where a surrogate mother carries and delivers a baby for a couple or individual unable to conceive or carry a pregnancy themselves. The embryo is created via IVF (using intended parents’ or donor gametes) and then implanted in the surrogate’s uterus — allowing the intended parents to become legal parents once the child is born.
At Global Fertility Services, we coordinate medically safe, legally compliant surrogacy pathways for eligible couples, ensuring dignity, transparency and support for all parties involved.
We ensure intended parents and surrogate meet legal and medical eligibility criteria under the law.
We coordinate with registered IVF clinics for embryo creation (using gametes from intended parents or donors), and implantation in surrogate’s uterus.
We guide you through legal processes, documentation, and compliance with the Surrogacy Regulation Act.
Respect, consent, informed decisions and full confidentiality for surrogate mothers and intended parents.
We stay updated with Indian law and global fertility standards to offer ethical surrogacy care.
From initial screening to delivery and parentage — we guide you step-by-step, ensuring all formalities are correctly handled.
We respect the sensitivity of surrogacy journeys; privacy, dignity, and emotional support are our priority.
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Yes, but only altruistic surrogacy is allowed under specific medical and legal criteria. A proper legal agreement is mandatory.
Generally, the full process may take 12 to 15 months, including legal steps, IVF treatment, pregnancy, and delivery.
Currently, surrogacy is allowed only for eligible Indian couples. International patients may consult for other available treatment options.
In gestational surrogacy, the surrogate has no genetic link to the baby. The embryo is created from the intended parents or donor gametes.
The success rate depends on IVF quality, egg/sperm health, and surrogate fitness — on average, 60–75% with healthy embryos.
