Treatment
Ethical, Accessible & Hopeful Path to Parenthood
Surrogacy in Kenya involves a surrogate mother carrying a pregnancy on behalf of intended parents. Embryos are created via IVF (using the intended parents’ or donor gametes) and transferred to the surrogate. With careful medical, legal, and ethical support — this can offer a safe, caring route to parenthood for those unable to carry a pregnancy themselves.
Kenya has recently adopted a legal framework around fertility treatment and surrogacy: new legislation passed in 2025 regulates assisted reproductive technologies (ART), licences clinics, and establishes standards for donations and surrogacy.
Why Choose Kenya (via Global Fertility Services) for Surrogacy
Affordable Compared to Many Countries
Surrogacy costs in Kenya are generally lower than many Western countries, making it a viable option for international intended parents.
Quality Fertility Clinics & Growing ART Infrastructure
Kenya’s fertility clinics are rapidly advancing, offering IVF, embryo transfer, prenatal care and delivery support under regulated protocols.
Legal & Regulatory Oversight
With the 2025 ART law, surrogacy and fertility treatments in Kenya are now under defined regulation, offering safer, more transparent processes.
Support for International Intended Parents
Through Global Fertility Services, we guide you with medical coordination, surrogate matching, legal documentation, travel support, and complete care to make the process smoother.
What the Process Looks Like (with Global Fertility Services)
Initial Consultation & Eligibility Check
Fertility history review, fertility tests for intended parents, assessment of surrogacy possibility.
Surrogate Matching & Screening
Medical, psychological, and legal screening to ensure surrogate health and consent under Kenyan law.
IVF / Embryo Creation & Genetic Screening
Using intended or donor gametes/embryos as per your choice.
