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In the surrogacy journey, the surrogate mother plays a profoundly special role. She is a compassionate woman who chooses to carry and bring to life a child for another person or couple who are often longing to start or expand their family. Her primary purpose is to nurture and gestate the child for the intended parents. It's important to understand that a gestational carrier does not provide her own eggs, which means she does not have a genetic connection to the child. If the intended parents are unable to provide their own gametes, they may seek out donors to help fulfill their dream of parenthood.

Intended parents are those who have faced the heartache of trying for years to have a biological child through natural means or adoption and have struggled with unsuccessful attempts. Intended parents encompass a diverse range of individuals and couples, including single women, heterosexual couples grappling with infertility, and those unable to carry a child due to health conditions. Single men and same-sex male couples often find themselves seeking surrogacy as a viable path to parenthood when adoption options are limited.

Approximately 15-18 months.

In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) is the assisted reproduction technique used in surrogacy, in which eggs and sperm are joined together in the laboratory setting to create embryos. This gives rise to embryos that will be transferred into the uterus of the surrogate mother.

In some countries, such as Germany, France, and Italy, surrogacy is prohibited. However, it is not illegal to engage in surrogacy in another country where it is regulated by law. As a result, you should not face any negative legal consequences upon returning to your home country. This right has been widely recognized by the European Court of Human Rights.

In a surrogacy process, yes. If you are a woman and you will be the future mother, you can choose an individual program with your own eggs.

Yes, you can use donated eggs in a surrogacy process, regardless of whether your partner is female or male. Donor egg programs that offer unlimited attempts are often the most suitable option. We recommend that intended parents consult with a fertility lawyer before proceeding.

Yes, you can without any problem. We will guide you through your journey to parenthood.

Yes, of course! Over the past decade hundreds of gay men have fulfilled their dream of having a baby via surrogacy. Gay men can do surrogacy in Mexico, USA and Colombia.

HIV+ intended parents can pursue a surrogacy journey in the USA, Mexico and Colombia. The IP's sperm must be 'washed' at a specialized clinic. Sperm washing allows sperm to be removed from the fluids that contain the virus. No known cases of transmission of the virus after sperm washing have been noted.