Tbilisi, GeorgiaProgramme overview
A donor pathway requiring individual medical and legal confirmation
Sperm-donor treatment should not be assumed to be available or suitable in every surrogacy case. The clinic and legal team must first review the intended-parent structure, nationality, donor source, biological-material documentation and planned parentage pathway.
When to inquire
Contact the team if donor sperm may be medically required or embryos involving donor sperm already exist. Do not arrange shipment or treatment before receiving case-specific confirmation.
Medical pathway
A reproductive doctor reviews the medical indication, donor source, infectious-disease and genetic documentation, fertilisation plan and embryo records.
Legal review
Donor anonymity, consent records, parentage, birth registration and home-country recognition can differ by case and nationality. Written legal advice should be obtained before treatment.
No general availability promise
Our website provides an enquiry pathway, not a promise that donor sperm can be used for a particular Georgia surrogacy programme. Final confirmation is case-specific.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you begin
No. Medical, programme and legal eligibility must be confirmed for the specific case.
This requires advance clinic acceptance, compliant donor and transport records, and legal review.
The clinic and legal team must review how the embryos were created and documented before confirming a pathway.
No general recruitment promise is made on this page. Available sources and requirements are discussed during individual assessment.
Private enquiry
Request an individual donor-pathway assessment
Your message identifies this page automatically, so our team can respond with the relevant eligibility, scope and next steps.
Request a private programme assessment
Tell us about your family circumstances, nationality and medical starting point. Our team will explain the appropriate next steps.