Surrogacy in Georgia is allowed only for married and unmarried heterosexual couples. It is also a requirement that at least one of the parents must be genetically related to the embryo. However, Georgia is a very welcoming destination for couples who wish to become parents through surrogacy, with fertility clinics offering high success rates.
It is important to have all the necessary documentation prepared in order to begin the process.
- For married couples: a marriage certificate (religious or civil) dated at least one year before the start of the program.
- For unmarried couples: documents proving a de facto relationship dated at least one year before the start of the program.
All documents on the list must be notarized and bear an Apostille under The Hague Convention.

