Understand the legal position
before making plans.
A provider offering a programme does not establish your eligibility. Surrogacy requires a separate review of local law, your circumstances and the child’s legal status.
Restrictions affecting foreigners have been proposed. We have not verified the complete current legislative position or whether the proposal has become law. Do not use this page as an approval to enter a programme.
Rules and proposals are different.
Follow the source record for the reported 2026 proposal, the official pages identified and what could not be confirmed.
Read the source record →Ask the right professionals.
Request written advice from qualified counsel in Kyrgyzstan and your home jurisdiction, alongside confirmation from the medical provider.
Open the legal question guide →Keep four questions separate
- Medical care: who provides treatment, holds the licence and explains clinical suitability?
- Contract and eligibility: who may participate and what arrangement is permitted?
- Parentage and nationality: who will be recognised as a parent, and how will nationality be established?
- Documents and travel: what is required for registration, a passport or travel document, and departure?
A local birth certificate alone should not be treated as proof that every other country will recognise parentage or issue travel documents. Obtain case-specific confirmation from the relevant authorities.
KGIVF does not recruit or match surrogates, arrange programmes or provide legal opinions. Read our scope and disclosures.