Question 1

How much does IVF cost in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

IVF at PersonaClinicIVF starts from $4,500. The final cost depends on your diagnostic results, whether you use your own eggs or donor eggs, the number of cycles required, and your medication protocol. A full itemised breakdown is provided after your initial medical assessment. Medication costs are priced separately and vary depending on your protocol.

Question 2

How much does surrogacy cost in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Surrogacy programs at PersonaClinicIVF are priced from $38,000 to $55,000 depending on the program tier. This is an all-inclusive figure covering surrogate compensation and medical care, legal documentation, agency coordination, and up to three embryo transfer attempts within the program. Medication costs and travel are not included.

Question 3

Is surrogacy legal in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Gestational surrogacy has been regulated under Articles 143 and 144 of Georgia's Civil Code since 1997. Intended parents are named directly on the birth certificate at the time of birth — no adoption process or court order is required. Georgia is one of the few countries where surrogacy rights for intended parents are written explicitly into civil law.

Question 4

How long does a surrogacy program take from start to finish?

Accepted Answer

Most programs complete within 12 to 16 months from initial consultation to delivery. This includes time for surrogate matching, full medical and legal screening, the embryo transfer cycle, and the pregnancy itself.

Question 5

Can international patients access IVF and surrogacy in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Georgia's surrogacy legislation explicitly accommodates married heterosexual couples from abroad, and IVF has no nationality restrictions. Citizens of more than 90 countries can enter Georgia without a visa for stays of up to 360 days.

Question 6

Are there age restrictions for IVF or surrogacy in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Georgian law does not specify a fixed upper age limit for IVF treatment or for intended parents in surrogacy programs. Eligibility is assessed through a clinical review of each patient's medical history, hormone levels, and diagnostic results.

Question 7

What happens if the first embryo transfer does not result in pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Surrogacy programs include up to three embryo transfer attempts within the program fee. If frozen embryos are available from the first cycle, the second transfer is arranged at a fixed preparation cost of approximately $3,200 — no new agency fee applies.

Question 8

How do I read IVF success rate figures from fertility clinics?

Accepted Answer

IVF success rates depend on patient age, diagnosis, whether donor eggs or sperm are used, embryo quality, and how many cycles a patient has undergone. When evaluating any figure, ask: what patient group does this cover, is it a clinical pregnancy rate or a live birth rate, and is it measured per transfer or per patient.

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