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  • How long do I need to stay in Georgia?
    Male customers must stay for a maximum of one week, whereas female clients must stay in Georgia for about a month..
  • What does the price offered by your company cover?
    The prices covers all the medical expenses until your baby is born (which also includes any complications during embryo transfer or pregnancy process). Apart from that, the price covers private airport-hotel-hospital car transportation and some minor necessities such as SIM cards and power banks.
  • What does the price offered by your company NOT cover?
    While we can assist you in arranging the following, the individual is responsible for the following expenses: expenses after childbirth, such as hiring a postpartum doula, buying food and diapers for the baby, and touring and living expenses during your stay in Georgia. Extreme case reference: The individual is also to bear the expenses of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in case of preterm birth.
  • Will I have legal representation through the whole process?
    Yes, you will have legal representation from the company's experienced lawyers until you obtain all the necessary documentation to return to your country with your baby.
  • Is it possible to choose the baby's gender?
    Yes, through Preimplantation Genetic Screening, we can identify the embryo's gender and transfer the one you prefer
  • How long does the entire surrogacy process take?
    The entire surrogacy process takes between 14 and 16 months, depending on the circumstances. Since every individual case is different, the process duration can vary accordingly.
  • How long does the IVF cycle take?
    The whole IVF cycle takes around 6-8 weeks. It includes an initial consultation, ovarian stimulation (8-14 days), egg retrieval, fertilization, embryo culture, embryo transfer, and a pregnancy test.
  • What is the difference between frozen eggs and fresh eggs?
    The difference between frozen eggs and fresh eggs is divided into two aspects. It is considered that success rates of IVF using fresh eggs are higher than with frozen eggs, but the success rates in the case of using frozen eggs still remain very high (more than 80%)
  • Is Georgia safe?
    Yes, Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, is considered a very safe city, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere for tourists.
  • How can we be sure that our surrogate is taking proper care of herself and the baby?
    In addition to regular medical visits and consultations with a psychologist throughout the process, a social worker will also make frequent visits to your surrogate’s home to check her overall condition.
  • What prenatal monitoring is conducted during the pregnancy?
    A beta HCG test is conducted approximately two weeks after embryo implantation. If the test is positive, a follow-up test is conducted 48-72 hours later to monitor hormone levels. Around week 7 of gestation, a confirmatory ultrasound is performed. At week 10, the latest non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) is conducted to screen for chromosomal issues in your baby early in the pregnancy. Monthly ultrasounds will then be performed throughout the pregnancy.
  • What happens in case of a failed attempt?
    If additional frozen embryos are available for transfer, a new transfer can typically be scheduled within one month. If there are no remaining embryos, another cycle will be necessary to produce more embryos. In our program, there is no additional cost for subsequent attempts.
  • Do I have to meet any prerequisites to be accepted to the program?
    Yes, patients are generally asked to provide specific health inspection reports, which we will specify during mobile consultation according to their individual cases.

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+995 597 087 490

Georgia, Tbilisi

Soranus Surrogacy LTD

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