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Georgia (the country, capital Tbilisi) permits gestational surrogacy for foreign heterosexual couples and records the intended parents on the birth certificate from day one. Militta coordinates the full program: surrogate selection and screening, IVF and embryo transfer at the partner clinic ReproART in Tbilisi, pregnancy monitoring, delivery, and the legal documents you need to take your baby home.
After a surrogate is approved, the medical stage takes place at ReproART in Tbilisi: synchronisation of cycles, embryo transfer (or shipment of your embryos from a clinic at home), pregnancy confirmation and regular check-ups. Your coordinator sends test results and ultrasound reports after every visit, and the doctors answer your questions by video call.
Partner lawyers in Tbilisi prepare the surrogacy agreement, notarise it, register the birth certificate in your names and obtain the apostilles and translations your embassy requires. The surrogate signs the agreement before the embryo transfer and has no parental rights under Georgian law.
A clear step-by-step journey for intended parents.
We discuss your goals, timeline, and eligibility, then define the best program path.
Our team prepares a personalized roadmap including medical, legal, and coordination milestones.
We provide full legal support and documentation to protect all parties at each stage.
The medical team manages screenings, protocol, embryo transfer, and ongoing supervision.
You receive regular updates, transparent communication, and dedicated coordinator support.
We support final legal steps, birth coordination, and document preparation for your journey home.
MILITTA works extensively with couples and single intended parents from
Georgia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the United States and Australia.
Our programs are fully adapted for international patients and include medical, legal and logistical support
throughout every stage of surrogacy and egg donation in Ukraine.
MILITTA Agency provides full remote onboarding for intended parents from Georgia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the United States and Australia. Most steps of the surrogacy journey can be completed online, so you do not need to visit Ukraine at the early stages. Our English-speaking coordinators guide you through every step, assist with documentation, explain all legal requirements, and prepare your program before your first visit to Kyiv.
Surrogacy in Georgia, the country in the South Caucasus with its capital in Tbilisi, is one of the few jurisdictions where gestational surrogacy for foreign couples is permitted by law and the intended parents are registered as the child’s parents from birth. This page is about the country of Georgia, not the US state.
Militta runs surrogacy programs in Tbilisi alongside its programs in Ukraine. The medical stage takes place at the partner clinic ReproART in Tbilisi, and Militta coordinates the surrogate, the legal documents and your stay. Programs cost $52,500–$62,500 (basic) and $75,000–$82,500 (guaranteed).
Article 143 of the Law of Georgia on Health Care permits gestational surrogacy, and the civil registry records the intended parents on the birth certificate. The surrogate has no parental rights. As of October 2026 foreign heterosexual couples remain eligible; a 2023 government proposal to restrict programs for foreigners has not been enacted, and we update this page if the law changes.
Unlike Ukraine, Georgia is reachable by direct flights from most European hubs and from the Gulf. Visa-free entry applies to citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia and many other countries for up to one year.
Militta publishes its Georgian program ranges and issues a written, itemised quote before you sign. See the full breakdown on the surrogacy cost in Georgia page.
Surrogate matching in Georgia usually takes 2–4 weeks because the agency keeps a pool of screened candidates.
Same-sex couples and single parents are not eligible under Georgian law.
| Program | Cost (USD) | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $52,500–$62,500 | Surrogate selection and compensation, one IVF cycle and transfer, pregnancy monitoring, delivery, legal support, coordinator |
| Guaranteed | $75,000–$82,500 | Everything in the basic program plus repeated cycles and transfers until a live birth, surrogate replacement if needed |
| With an egg donor | Quoted in writing | Basic or guaranteed program plus donor selection, stimulation and compensation |
Not included: optional PGT-A testing, embryo storage beyond the program, your travel and accommodation, translations and apostilles requested by your embassy.
| Georgia | Ukraine | |
|---|---|---|
| Militta program cost | $52,500–$82,500 | $41,500–$68,000 |
| Eligibility | Married or cohabiting heterosexual couples | Married heterosexual couples |
| Travel | Direct flights to Tbilisi | Overland from Poland |
| Birth certificate | In parents’ names, no court | In parents’ names, no court |
| Partner clinic | ReproART, Tbilisi | “Lita”, Kyiv |
Both programs are run by the same Militta team. If you are not legally married or prefer to fly directly, Georgia is the natural choice; if budget is the priority, surrogacy in Ukraine remains cheaper.
Fill out the form on this page to get a personal online consultation. Your coordinator will explain the process, send a written quote for the Georgian program and help you decide between Tbilisi and Kyiv.
Common questions from international intended parents
Yes. Article 143 of the Law of Georgia on Health Care permits gestational surrogacy, and the intended parents are recorded on the birth certificate. The surrogate has no parental rights. As of October 2026 foreign heterosexual couples remain eligible; a 2023 proposal to restrict programs for foreigners has not been enacted.
Militta’s basic program in Georgia costs $52,500–$62,500 and the guaranteed program $75,000–$82,500. The price includes the surrogate’s selection and compensation, IVF and embryo transfer at the partner clinic ReproART in Tbilisi, pregnancy monitoring, delivery, legal documents and a personal coordinator. Programs with an egg donor are quoted in writing.
Heterosexual couples who are married or have lived together as a family for at least one year, with a medical indication and a genetic link to the child from at least one partner. Single parents and same-sex couples are not eligible under Georgian law.
This page is about the country of Georgia in the South Caucasus, with programs in Tbilisi. Surrogacy in the US state of Georgia is governed by US state law and costs are several times higher.
Usually twice: a short trip to sign the agreement and, if you use your own eggs, for egg retrieval, and a second trip of 3–4 weeks for the birth and documents. Consultations, contract review and pregnancy updates are handled remotely.
Only the intended parents’ names. The surrogate is not mentioned, and no court procedure or adoption is required in Georgia.
The partner clinic accepts candidates aged 18–34 with at least one healthy child of their own, good physical and mental health, no addictions and a stable social background. Each candidate passes medical and psychological screening before matching.
Georgia is reachable by direct flights and accepts cohabiting as well as married couples; Ukraine is cheaper ($41,500–$68,000) but accepts married couples only and requires overland travel. Both programs are run by the same Militta team, and your coordinator will compare them for your situation.
