Tbilisi, GeorgiaProgramme overview
Choose according to your embryos, genetic material and required treatment scope
The correct programme is determined by the intended parents’ medical starting point—not by price alone. Our Georgia pathways cover embryo creation using the parents’ own material, egg donation, shipment of eligible existing embryos and an expanded eligibility-based programme with defined continuation conditions.
How to choose a programme
Start by identifying whether embryos already exist, who supplied the gametes, whether egg donation is required and what medical attempts should be included. Eligibility, relationship documents, doctor review and home-country planning must also be considered.
What every written offer should show
The individual offer should state included IVF and FET attempts, embryo freezing and storage limits, surrogate compensation, legal services, pregnancy and delivery scope, payment milestones, exclusions and the treatment of additional costs.
Local and international surrogate pathways
Candidate pathway and availability can affect compensation, travel, accommodation, logistics and included FET attempts. The applicable surrogate option and current timing are confirmed during assessment rather than assumed from a headline price.
No programme removes medical uncertainty
Fertilisation, embryo development, thaw survival, implantation, pregnancy progression and live birth cannot be guaranteed. Extended programmes describe contractual continuation scope subject to eligibility, limits and exclusions.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you begin
It depends on available embryos, gamete origin, ovarian and sperm factors, required donation, relationship documents and legal eligibility.
Potentially. The Georgian clinic and legal team must review embryology, gamete-origin, freezing and storage records before shipment.
No. The programmes use gestational surrogacy; the surrogate does not provide the egg.
They are current indicative programme prices. The individual written offer confirms eligibility, inclusions, exclusions, third-party charges and payment stages.
No. It defines extended contractual coverage and continuation obligations subject to signed eligibility criteria, time limits and exclusions.
Yes. Medical records, civil-status information and biological-material details can normally be reviewed before travel.
Private enquiry
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