Frequently Asked Questions

IVF involves fertilizing an egg outside the body and transferring it to a uterus.

Surrogacy involves a surrogate carrying a baby for intended parents.

There are no major restrictions; our services are available to anyone.

The process typically takes around 12 -18 months but can extend up to 36 months, depending on factors such as egg and sperm quality, whether the intended parents require medical treatment, and other individual circumstances.

Yes, absolutely! We are inclusive and support all families.

We offer customized packages tailored to your needs and requests.

Yes, we welcome clients from all over the world.

They undergo comprehensive health screenings, including physical, psychological, and genetic tests, to ensure they meet strict medical criteria.

We will try again until we achieve success.

PGT is a procedure to screen embryos for genetic abnormalities. We highly recommend it to improve success rates.

We take medical care very seriously, with weekly monitoring in the last trimester and regular checkups throughout the pregnancy.

Unused embryos will be safely stored upon your request.

Surrogacy requires a detailed agreement between the intended parents and the surrogate, outlining responsibilities, rights, financial terms, and contingencies for unexpected events.

The intended parents are legally recognized as the child’s parents, as established in the surrogacy agreement and supported by pre-birth or post-birth court orders, depending on the jurisdiction.

Our medical team and agency are fully prepared to handle any complications, ensuring the health and safety of the surrogate and baby.

Surrogates receive comprehensive medical care, regular checkups, mental health support, and strict monitoring throughout the pregnancy to ensure their health and well-being.

Surrogates undergo regular health screenings and toxicology tests. They also sign legal agreements with strict penalties for violating lifestyle guidelines, and case managers maintain ongoing oversight.

We implement strict confidentiality policies, secure data storage, and legal agreements to protect personal and medical information for both intended parents and surrogates.