Legal Framework and Parental Rights
The legal framework for surrogacy in Georgia is well-defined, creating a secure environment for intended parents. Article 143 of the Law of Georgia “On Health Protection” explicitly states that in cases of surrogacy, the intended parents are considered the child’s parents from the moment of birth, and the surrogate mother has no rights to the child. This ensures the full protection of the intended parents’ rights and prevents any legal claims after the child’s birth. Upon submission of the relevant documentation, the names of the intended parents are directly recorded on the birth certificate of the child born via surrogacy, which simplifies the legal process and avoids lengthy adoption procedures often required in other jurisdictions. This direct recognition of parental rights is particularly appealing to foreign couples who choose Georgia for surrogacy.
At “Beta Plus,” our legal team carefully reviews these details to ensure your journey is safe and transparent.
High Medical Success Rate and Financial Accessibility
Georgia boasts numerous reputable reproductive clinics that meet international medical standards. These clinics offer a wide range of assisted reproductive technologies (ART), including IVF, ICSI, and genetic testing, performed by experienced specialists. The quality of medical services is fully comparable to Western countries, but at a significantly lower cost, making it an attractive option for many couples.
Over the years, the team at “Beta Plus” Clinic has established itself as an international-level reproductive clinic, and we are proud to say that we meet all the needs of intended parents without any lengthy procedures or inconveniences.