Am I eligible for surrogacy abroad? 60-second check
Five questions, sixty seconds, an honest answer: Ukraine, Georgia, a partner destination for single parents and same-sex couples, or none. Then send your answers to a Militta coordinator on WhatsApp. The result is a first orientation; eligibility is confirmed on a free consultation.
The rules behind the check
| Your situation | Ukraine | Georgia | Colombia · Mexico · USA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Married heterosexual couple | Yes, from $41,500 | Yes, from $52,500 | Yes, written quote |
| Cohabiting heterosexual couple | No | Yes, if together over a year | Yes, written quote |
| Single intended parent | No | No | Yes, via partners |
| Same-sex couple | No | No | Yes, via partners |
| No genetic link (double donation) | No | No | Some US states |
| Medical indication | Required | Required | Depends on clinic |
Sources and details: surrogacy in Ukraine (Family Code, Article 123; Ministry of Health Order No. 787), surrogacy in Georgia (Law on Health Care, Article 143), international surrogacy: countries compared, Militta at a glance. Programs for single parents and same-sex couples are described on our international site militta-sur.com.
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible for surrogacy in Ukraine?
Legally married heterosexual couples with a medical indication and a genetic link to the child from at least one spouse. Single intended parents and same-sex couples are not eligible under Ukrainian law.
We are not married. Which country can we use?
Georgia accepts heterosexual couples who have lived together for more than a year as well as married couples. Militta programs there cost $52,500–$82,500 with the partner clinic ReproART in Tbilisi.
Where can single parents or same-sex couples do surrogacy?
Not in Ukraine or Georgia. Militta coordinates programs in Colombia, Mexico and the USA through partner clinics and agencies; these are quoted individually after a consultation.
Do we need our own eggs and sperm?
At least one intended parent must be genetically related to the child in Ukraine and Georgia. Donor eggs or donor sperm can be used for the other parent; double donation is not possible there.
Is the result binding?
No. It is based on the published eligibility rules and is confirmed on a free consultation and, where needed, with a lawyer in your own country.