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Surrogacy Centre India is a legally compliant fertility and surrogacy centre offering ethical and altruistic surrogacy services in accordance with the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021 and the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021.
From initial consultation to delivery and post-birth legal support, we follow a transparent, safe, and compassionate approach to help eligible intended parents pursue parenthood within the framework of Indian law.
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Altruistic surrogacy is a process that allows a woman to carry a child for another couple or eligible woman without receiving any financial compensation, except for medical expenses, pregnancy-related costs, and mandatory insurance. The sole purpose of altruistic surrogacy is to help couples or women who are medically unable to conceive or carry a pregnancy.
In India, altruistic surrogacy is legally permitted under the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, ensuring that the process remains ethical, safe, transparent, and free from commercial exploitation. Surrogate mothers are protected through medical screening, written consent, and compulsory insurance coverage, making altruistic surrogacy a lawful and compassionate path to parenthood.
The Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021 is the primary legislation governing surrogacy in India. It permits only altruistic surrogacy and strictly prohibits commercial surrogacy in any form. The Act defines eligibility criteria for intended parents and surrogate mothers and mandates multiple medical and legal approvals.
Altruistic Surrogacy Treatment is Legal in India.
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After the birth of the child, the intended parents must obtain an order from a Judicial Magistrate First Class establishing legal parentage and custody of the surrogate child. This order legally confirms that the child belongs to the intended parents and safeguards inheritance and citizenship rights.
Before commencing the surrogacy procedure in the beginning, both parents as well as the surrogate mother have to undergo thorough medical checks. A District Medical Board must certify that the parents who are planning to adopt have a medically valid reason for surrogacy and that the surrogate mother is mentally and physically fit for the process of pregnancy. This assessment includes tests for fertility, blood tests, and a general health screening and psychological preparedness to ensure a secure and healthy journey to surrogacy.
Everyone, including the intended parents and surrogate mom, is required to attend legal counseling to learn about their rights, responsibilities, and the laws in the Surrogacy Act. Surrogates must sign an explicit consent in writing and may decide to withdraw the consent before embryo transfer. A counselor will ensure there's no confusion or pressure and that everyone is aware of their legal rights.
Before starting the process, the necessary documents must be provided in the specified formats. This includes the surrogacy agreement, medical certificates issued by the District Medical Board, ID evidence, proof of relationship with the surrogate, insurance documents, and eligibility documents. The surrogacy clinic will be able to proceed only after all the documents have been confirmed.
After all the documents have been submitted, the case is then reviewed by the appropriate authority. They verify that the case is in compliance with all the requirements of the Surrogacy Act and is truly charity-driven. After confirmation, the Authority gives the final approval to begin the surrogacy process. The clinic cannot conduct surrogacy without official approval.
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Altruistic surrogacy is permitted for legally married heterosexual Indian couples facing specific medical conditions. The intended mother must be between 23-50 years, and the father between 23-55 years. Widowed or divorced women aged 35-45 may also qualify. Single individuals, foreign nationals, or same-sex couples are not eligible under Indian law.
Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) and NRIs meeting the criteria can also avail of altruistic surrogacy.
Surrogate mothers must be married, have at least one biological child, and be aged 25-35 years. Indian law permits a surrogate to carry a child only once
We ensure all arrangements comply with legal guidelines. Intended parents cover medical and pregnancy-related expenses for the surrogate, as mandated by law, and we provide complete legal assistance
We uphold the altruistic model, ensuring no financial profit is involved. This promotes transparency, ethical practices, and respect for all parties.
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Meet with our experts for a discussion about the medical background of your family, fertility requirements, and how surrogacy can be carried out.
The intended parents as well as the surrogate go through an array of health checks. Following that, we'll make certain to match you with the right surrogate.
Our staff can assist in preparing and signing legal documents to ensure that everything is compliant with Indian Surrogacy Laws.
High-precision embryo transfer and regular monitoring ensure the well-being of the surrogate mother and baby.
WHY CHOOSE US
Over 25 years of experience working with more than 8000 children born through ART with the best IVF and fertility experts.
We adhere to our strict adherence with the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, which guarantees that safe, transparent, and legal surrogacy is legal and secure.
Personal focus, clear communication, and caring support throughout the entire process.
The most advanced IVF labs, equipped with the latest technology across our centers at Delhi, Noida, and Gurgaon.
Complete medical and psychological tests for mothers who are surrogates and potential parents.
We provide guidance and support after delivery, including legal assistance, counseling, and follow-up care to ensure the well-being of both the child and the family.
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Yes. Only altruistic surrogacy is legal in India. Surrogates cannot be entitled to compensation, except for medical expenses arising from pregnancy, and also insurance. Commercial surrogacy isn't allowed to prevent exploitation of women, to ensure ethical conduct, and also offer legal protection to those who are the intending parents, the surrogate, as well as the baby.
Surrogacy costs vary based on individual medical needs, legal requirements, and specific circumstances. Since altruistic surrogacy doesn't involve commercial payments to the surrogate, costs primarily cover medical procedures, legal documentation, and healthcare. We provide transparent pricing and detailed cost breakdowns during your initial consultation.
Unmarried men and LGBTQ+ couples are not eligible. Males who aren't married, or LGBTQ + couples, don't qualify under the law that is currently in effect. Foreign nationals are generally not eligible to apply for surrogacy; only NRIs or persons of Indian origin are. Those who meet the eligibility criteria are eligible to apply for surrogacy with the Appropriate authority approval.
The approval is contingent on the submission of all medical and other documents. It typically takes between about 4-6 weeks; however, it could take longer if the documentation is not complete or confirmation of an official from the District Medical Board/Appropriate Authority is delayed.
The surrogate must be a close relative, married, aged 25–35, and have at least one biological child. She must be mentally and medically competent. She must give voluntary written consent. and be able to be a surrogate one time throughout her life, ensuring her safety and legal compliance.
Yes. Intending parents must be legally married. The woman must be between 23 and 50 years old, and the male between 26 and 55. A divorced female (widow or divorcée) could also be eligible. It is not necessary to have an adoptive or biological child other than in medically relevant circumstances.
Yes. The child born via the child is legally considered the child of the intending parents from birth. at the time of birth. The surrogate has no parental rights and is responsible for ensuring that your child's name, his inheritance, as well as citizenship rights, are secured according to Indian law.
Documents can include marriage certificates, ID and age proofs, medical certificates, income proof and police verification, surrogacy agreement, insurance documents, as well as District Medical Board approvals. Each form must conform to the format specified by the Surrogacy Rules to ensure compliance and legal security for both parties.
