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Surrogacy ProgramGBR Fertility Centre, is licensed to offer surrogacy services in full compliance with Indian surrogacy laws, ensuring a transparent, ethical, and legally secure journey for intended parents and surrogates. We prioritise medical excellence, emotional support, and strict adherence to regulations.
Under Indian law (Surrogacy Regulation Act, 2021):
Application filed through GBR fertility Centre.
Child must be biologically related to at least one intended parent (own egg/sperm or donor gametes with prior approval).
Drafted and notarized between intended parents and surrogate, covering medical expenses, insurance, and post-birth rights.
Birth certificate issued in the intended parents’ names.
Proof of marriage, medical necessity, and affidavits as per law. Surrogate’s medical and background checks. Matching with a close relative or an altruistic surrogate (no monetary compensation beyond medical expenses and insurance) IVF using intended parents’ or legally permitted donor gametes. Embryo transfer to the surrogate. Regular monitoring by fertility specialists. Legal support for birth registration and parental rights
No commercial surrogacy – Only medical expenses, insurance, and basic support for the surrogate allowed. Estimated costs include: IVF treatment. o Surrogate’s medical care. o Legal and administrative fees. (Exact costs vary case-by-case; consult our team for details.)
Licensed and in full adherence to Surrogacy Act 2021 and ART Act 2021
No exploitation; surrogacy is strictly altruistic.
Fertility specialists, legal advisors, and counsellors.
Medical, emotional, and legal guidance at every step.
FAQA: No, only married Indian heterosexual couples are eligible as per current law.
A: No, only altruistic surrogacy is permitted (no payment beyond medical support).
A: Only if one intended parent is genetically related to the child, and with legal approval
A: Typically 12–24 months (includes approvals, IVF, and pregnancy).
· Indian married couples (heterosexual, 1+ year of marriage).
· Woman aged 23–50, man-aged 26–55.
· Medical necessity (proven infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss, or health risks).
· No biological child (except if the child is mentally/physically challenged or has a life-threatening disorder).
· Single women, and foreigners are currently excluded under Indian law.
· Indian married woman (aged 25–35) with at least one healthy child.
· Close relative (not the intended mother) or a willing altruistic surrogate.
· Medical clearance required.
· Can only be a surrogate once in her lifetime.
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