Surrogacy Service

Surrogacy / becoming a surrogate

For those with medical conditions or surgeries that make pregnancy unsafe or impossible, surrogacy opens up a world of possibilities.

What does surrogacy involve?

Regulation of surrogacy

Key ethical issues to be aware of

FAQs

Regulation of surrogacy

Surrogacy requires an ethical application.

Intending parents must have a medical condition that prevents pregnancy or makes pregnancy unsafe, or have unexplained infertility and have not become pregnant from other treatments.

The intending birth mother must be assessed as being capable of a safe pregnancy and birth. She should have finished her own family.

Surrogacy with donor eggs may also be an option for gay men.

When a child is born from surrogacy, the surrogate is the child’s legal mother and her partner is also a legal parent. Because of this, preparation for surrogacy must include preparing for adoption. The usual rules for adoption apply.

Surrogacy Care

Surrogacy care with heart & integrity

At HopeNest fertility, we understand that every journey to parenthood is unique. For individuals or couples who are unable to carry a pregnancy themselves, our surrogacy packages provide a safe, ethical, and fully supported pathway to help you realise your dream of having a child. Our dedicated medical and coordination teams guide you through every step — from legal and medical processes to emotional care — ensuring a compassionate and transparent experience throughout your surrogacy journey.