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Programme overview

A carefully assessed pathway for single intended parents

This Armenia-based pathway is intended for single parents whose nationality, biological material, medical file and home-country documentation can support the proposed arrangement. Assessment must be completed before programme acceptance or embryo shipment.

Individual nationality and eligibility review
Existing-embryo pathway with up to three FETs
Surrogate screening and pregnancy coordination
Separate Armenia legal and post-birth process

Programme costs

Clear pricing. Defined scope.

Current July 2026 programme pricing. Every individual offer confirms eligibility, inclusions, payment stages and costs that remain outside the package.

Updated July 2026
Shipped-embryo surrogacy programme

EUR 66,000

Current offer

Armenia-based programme using existing embryos, subject to legal, medical, nationality and document assessment.

What is included

  • One-year embryo storage
  • Up to three FET attempts
  • Surrogate screening, preparation and compensation
  • Standard pregnancy monitoring, medicines and delivery
  • Notarial and birth-certificate documentation within scope

Payment stages

01

EUR 12,300 after agreement signing

02

EUR 13,300 after embryo shipment

03

EUR 15,400 after heartbeat confirmation

04

EUR 25,000 after birth

Important programme information

Medical outcomes cannot be guaranteed. Third-party prices, complications, insurance, embassy requirements, bank charges and services outside the written scope may be additional. Current terms are confirmed before signing.

01

Who should request an assessment

A single intended parent may submit a confidential case for review. Acceptance is not automatic and depends on current Armenian requirements, the intended parent’s nationality and residence, biological relationship, medical circumstances and the likely recognition or travel-document pathway in the home country.

  • Passport and country of citizenship or residence
  • Marital-status information
  • Medical and reproductive history
  • Details of stored embryos and gamete origin
  • Home-country parentage and passport considerations
02

Existing embryos and preliminary acceptance

The current proposal is structured around embryos already created and stored outside Armenia. Before shipment, the receiving team reviews the embryology file, freezing method, storage history, consents and biological-material records. Courier arrangements should begin only after written clinic and programme acceptance.

  • Embryo creation and freezing report
  • Gamete-origin and identity records
  • Storage and transport information
  • Receiving-clinic document review
  • Specialist cryogenic courier coordination
03

Surrogate selection and preparation

A candidate is presented only after the applicable programme and preliminary suitability review. The treating clinic determines medical clearance and preparation for transfer. Intended parents receive the available candidate information and programme conditions before confirming the pathway.

  • Identity and obstetric-history review
  • Clinic-directed medical examinations
  • Infectious-disease screening
  • Preparation protocol and monitoring
  • Written surrogate and programme documentation
04

Treatment and FET pathway

The current written proposal includes up to three frozen embryo transfer attempts. Each attempt remains subject to embryo availability, surrogate medical readiness and the doctor’s decision. Included attempts describe programme scope and do not guarantee implantation, pregnancy or live birth.

  • Surrogate cycle preparation
  • Embryo thaw and transfer under clinic protocol
  • Pregnancy blood testing
  • Ultrasound and heartbeat confirmation
  • Medical review before any subsequent attempt
05

Pregnancy monitoring and communication

Following pregnancy confirmation, the team coordinates scheduled monitoring, protocol medicines, milestone communication and delivery preparation within the agreed scope. Medical decisions remain with the treating doctors, and non-standard care or complications may generate additional costs.

06

When travel may be required

Initial assessment and document preparation can normally begin remotely. Travel requirements depend on document execution, medical needs and the intended parent’s circumstances. The intended parent should expect to travel for the birth and remain until the newborn’s required documents and lawful travel arrangements are completed.

07

Separate legal and contractual structure

The Armenia programme uses its own providers, agreements and administrative procedures. Georgian programme documents cannot simply be reused. The intended parent should receive individual advice on Armenian documentation and independent confirmation of recognition, citizenship and passport requirements in the relevant home country.

08

Birth, hospital and return-home planning

Before delivery, the team coordinates the expected hospital and local-document pathway within the signed scope. After birth, the intended parent must complete the applicable birth, parentage, citizenship, passport or travel-document process. Foreign authorities make their own decisions and processing time cannot be guaranteed.

09

What the displayed price does not automatically cover

The individual offer should be checked for emergency care, complications, NICU, extended accommodation, extra specialists, advanced testing, additional transfers beyond the stated limit, embassy expenses, DNA testing, translations and changed third-party charges.

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before you begin

No. Every case requires individual legal, nationality, biological-material and medical assessment before acceptance.

Yes. Passport details, nationality, medical history and embryo documents can normally be reviewed before travel.

The currently displayed EUR 66,000 proposal is structured as a shipped-embryo programme. A different medical pathway would require a separate assessment and offer.

The programme includes up to three attempts, subject to embryo availability, medical clearance, programme conditions and the treating doctor’s decision. No clinical outcome is guaranteed.

Availability changes and matching should not be promised before the case and required surrogate profile are reviewed. A current estimate is provided during assessment.

No. Emergency care, NICU, additional specialists, extended stays, advanced testing and other non-standard items may be additional unless expressly included in writing.

Much of the preparation can begin remotely. Required visits depend on document execution and the individual pathway; attendance around birth and post-birth processing should be expected.

Yes, within the individual written scope. Recognition, citizenship, passport and entry decisions remain with the competent national and consular authorities.

Send a short case summary, passport nationality, residence, marital status, medical history and the available embryo creation, freezing and storage reports.

Private enquiry

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