PACKAGE 01
Own embryos
For intended parents with existing embryos.
€47,0001 embryo transfer
- First payment
- €9,000
- Payments 2–7
- 6 × €3,000
- Final payment
- €20,000
Additional embryo transfer: €2,500.
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Surrogacy in Georgia with Freya takes place in Tbilisi. It is open to heterosexual couples who are married or have lived together for at least one year, which makes it the option for unmarried couples. Programs cost €47,000, €57,000 or €71,000, paid in eight instalments.
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Eligibility depends on your medical circumstances, family situation and the law applicable to your case. Discuss these with our team and independent advisers before making commitments.
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All prices in euros.
Eight payments per package.
PACKAGE 01
For intended parents with existing embryos.
€47,0001 embryo transfer
Additional embryo transfer: €2,500.
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A program using your own eggs.
€57,0002 embryo transfers
Additional embryo transfer: €2,500.
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A program with unlimited embryo transfers.
€71,000Unlimited embryo transfers
Embryo transfers included without a numerical limit. Guarantee terms are set out in your contract.
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Surrogacy has been legal in Georgia since 1997 under Article 143 of the Law on Health Care. The intended parents are the legal parents of the child, and the woman who gives birth has no parental rights. Registration is administrative: no court case and no adoption take place in Georgia.
Georgian rules allow a heterosexual couple who are married, or who can document at least one year of living together. Typical evidence is a certificate of shared residence, a joint lease or a notarial declaration, with apostille and Georgian translation. Surrogacy in Georgia is not available to single people or same-sex couples.
For unmarried couples, recognition at home matters even more: in every Nordic country the father’s and the mother’s route to legal parenthood must be planned before treatment. See the country guides.




GETTING THERE
Travel from your Nordic capital. Connections may be required.
Yes. Georgian rules accept a man and a woman who are married or have lived together for at least one documented year.
Usually with a certificate of shared residence covering at least one year, supported by a joint lease or a notarial declaration, apostilled and translated into Georgian.
The intended parents, including unmarried couples. The documents for registration with the Public Service Development Agency are submitted within 7 days of the birth.
As a rule, no — a child whose parents are not Georgian citizens does not acquire Georgian citizenship. Citizenship and passport come through your own country.
Usually about 14–20 months from contract to coming home.
Checked 14 November 2026. Laws and procedures change; confirm current requirements with a qualified lawyer in your country before you sign a contract.