With changing attitudes toward family building and advances in technology, more and more older couples are choosing surrogacy to realize their dream of having a child. Georgia, as one of the popular destinations for overseas surrogacy, has attracted widespread attention due to its relatively mature legal environment and more reasonable pricing. Here at Jia Bao Li Bao, let's take a look together: How much does surrogacy in Georgia cost for older couples trying to conceive?
First, complete examinations for both partners.
Women usually need to check AMH, basal follicles, hormones, and uterine condition, while men undergo semen analysis and a basic health assessment. Older women may have diminished ovarian reserve, so this stage mainly determines whether their own eggs can still be used and whether multiple cycles are needed to accumulate embryos. For families who already have frozen embryos, the early process and costs are usually lower.
Ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, and embryo creation.
If no embryos are available, the process includes ovarian stimulation, follicle monitoring, egg retrieval, fertilization, and embryo culture. If only a small number of usable embryos are formed in one cycle, another stimulation cycle may be needed. For older women, those with chromosomal abnormalities, or those with a clear genetic risk, PGT may also be evaluated based on the doctor's and genetic counselor's recommendations, which adds some cost.
Entering the third-party pregnancy and transfer stage.
After the embryos are ready, arrangements are made for gestational carrier screening, physical examination, endometrial preparation, and embryo transfer. Once pregnancy is confirmed, pregnancy management begins. If the first transfer does not achieve the expected result, another transfer may be arranged depending on the remaining embryos, so the number of transfers is also an important factor affecting the total cost.
Pregnancy, delivery, and birth documents.
After pregnancy is confirmed, there are also costs for prenatal checkups, medical management, and delivery. After the child is born, there are also matters involving birth registration, legal documents, translation, notarization, and travel documents. Georgian law provides that in a qualifying third-party pregnancy, the intended couple is recognized as the child's parents, and the gestational carrier does not acquire parental status.
Overall, for older couples completing IVF embryo creation, third-party pregnancy, pregnancy management, delivery, and birth documents in Georgia, a comprehensive budget of around RMB 500,000–700,000 can be prepared first. If you are interested in surrogacy in Georgia, you can call us for a consultation. We will introduce it to you in detail!
