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Eligibility here is only half the question. The other half is your own nationality: some countries recognise a foreign birth certificate, others require a court order or an adoption step once you are home. Use the country matcher to see both tests together.
The five stages are the same everywhere we work — eligibility and documents, IVF and embryos, surrogate matching, pregnancy and monitoring, then birth, registration and exit. What changes by destination is the paperwork sequence and how long you spend in country after birth. The full sequence is set out on how it works.
A programme in Georgia typically falls in the $45k – $55k band, with the split between surrogate compensation, coordination, medical and legal shown item by item on the costs page. Payment is in five tranches tied to milestones — nothing is paid for a stage that has not happened.
If your nationality makes Georgia a poor fit, we will say so on the first call and point you at the destinations that work instead. That is cheaper for everyone than discovering it after the contracts are signed.
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A 30-minute call, no deck and no pressure. If your country makes this path hard, you will hear it first.