In the last few years, there has been an upward trend for international surrogacy, and it is on the rise as there is a massive benefit for the intended parents along with leisure travel. There are few countries which offer explicit surrogacy legislation along with cheapest surrogacy options.
Surrogacy itself is an exhaustive and complicated process. It comes with lots of emotional and financial burden. The idea of creating a new life in some unknown country can be scary. Nevertheless, each month, thousands of prospective parent do it.
Some of them think it is the best decision of their life and enjoy the parenthood. Unfortunately, for some, it is a nightmare. We have heard a few unpleasant cases from the intended parents. It is so painful to see that such a noble soul who wants to have a baby are cheated or not given misleading information by surrogacy professionals.
So, what is international surrogacy means?
It is a process where a prospective Intended Parents chose to do their surrogacy program in some other country other than their home country. This can be due to :
In recent year, more and more childless couples are choosing to do surrogacy in other countries due to lower international surrogacy cost.
Which countries have banned surrogacy?
There was a time when Asian countries like India and Thailand were a hub for international surrogacy, but not anymore. During this time, international surrogacy means going to India or Thailand, as these two nations were offering affordable quality medical services with the vast number of young and healthy surrogates. Legal protection and affordable surrogacy cost were one of the main reason for their popularly.
Nevertheless, a few adverse media reports and irregular malpractices made it quite apparent for government to ban surrogacy process in these countries.
After that, other alternative surrogacy destination like Nepal and Cambodia came into existence, but could not last more than a year.
After the surrogacy ban in India, numerous Indian IVF Clinics put their attention toward Nepal so that they can continue their operation in the nearly small country. As soon as surrogacy in Nepal was getting popular, the local Government stopped it owing to international pressure and no experience of this new concept.
Similarly, when surrogacy in Thailand came to a halt, local Thai surrogacy agencies moved their focus to surrogacy in Cambodia. Few new IVF Clinics were opened with the hope of offering surrogacy to international couples. But again, absence of any laws and overuse of the surrogacy services by many agents let it to banning of the surrogacy in Cambodia.
Surrogacy itself is an exhaustive and complicated process. It comes with lots of emotional and financial burden. The idea of creating a new life in some unknown country can be scary. Nevertheless, each month, thousands of prospective parent do it.
Some of them think it is the best decision of their life and enjoy the parenthood. Unfortunately, for some, it is a nightmare. We have heard a few unpleasant cases from the intended parents. It is so painful to see that such a noble soul who wants to have a baby are cheated or not given misleading information by surrogacy professionals.
So, what is international surrogacy means?
It is a process where a prospective Intended Parents chose to do their surrogacy program in some other country other than their home country. This can be due to :
- Domestic surrogacy is not allowed in thier country, like China or Singapore
- Or if surrogacy cost is exceptionally high, as in the USA
In recent year, more and more childless couples are choosing to do surrogacy in other countries due to lower international surrogacy cost.
Which countries have banned surrogacy?
There was a time when Asian countries like India and Thailand were a hub for international surrogacy, but not anymore. During this time, international surrogacy means going to India or Thailand, as these two nations were offering affordable quality medical services with the vast number of young and healthy surrogates. Legal protection and affordable surrogacy cost were one of the main reason for their popularly.
Nevertheless, a few adverse media reports and irregular malpractices made it quite apparent for government to ban surrogacy process in these countries.
After that, other alternative surrogacy destination like Nepal and Cambodia came into existence, but could not last more than a year.
After the surrogacy ban in India, numerous Indian IVF Clinics put their attention toward Nepal so that they can continue their operation in the nearly small country. As soon as surrogacy in Nepal was getting popular, the local Government stopped it owing to international pressure and no experience of this new concept.
Similarly, when surrogacy in Thailand came to a halt, local Thai surrogacy agencies moved their focus to surrogacy in Cambodia. Few new IVF Clinics were opened with the hope of offering surrogacy to international couples. But again, absence of any laws and overuse of the surrogacy services by many agents let it to banning of the surrogacy in Cambodia.
