Surrogacy is a global phenomenon, with families traveling across borders to find surrogates, clinics, and legal systems that align with their goals. However, international surrogacy comes with unique challenges: varying laws, cultural differences, immigration hurdles, and ethical concerns.
This guide explores the most common destinations for international surrogacy, their advantages and risks, and how Surrogacy4All helps families navigate cross-border care safely and effectively.
High U.S. costs, long wait times for surrogates, and restrictive state laws often push intended parents to explore surrogacy abroad. International programs can offer cost savings, shorter wait times, and more available surrogates, but risks vary greatly by country.
Michael and Anika, from New York, chose Surrogacy4All’s Canadian program. Within three months, they were matched with a surrogate. Their baby was born in Toronto with full citizenship, and they described the process as ‘organized, transparent, and physician-led.’
Tom and Javier pursued surrogacy in Mexico due to cost savings. After birth, legal complications delayed their return home for four months. They later shared: ‘We saved money but paid in stress. We wish we had chosen Canada from the start.’
Sophie and Daniel began surrogacy in Ukraine in 2021. Due to the war, their surrogate had to relocate, and exit visas for their twins were delayed. With Surrogacy4All’s help, they eventually returned home but described the ordeal as ‘terrifying and avoidable.’
While Surrogacy4All has partnerships in multiple countries, Canada remains the safest international choice. It combines transparency, strong legal protections, and physician-led fertility care. Parents avoid the uncertainties common in Mexico, Georgia, or Ukraine.
‘Canada was seamless – we had our surrogate match in weeks, not months.’
Couple, 36
‘We tried Mexico but faced passport delays. Surrogacy4All guided us back to Canada.’
Couple, 40
‘Physician-led and legally sound – that’s why we chose Surrogacy4All in Toronto.’
Male, 38
International surrogacy can be safe and rewarding – if you choose the right destination. Surrogacy4All’s physician-led, legally compliant programs in Canada ensure families return home with peace of mind.
📞 Call (212) 661-7177 to discuss safe international surrogacy options today.
Our job is to listen, to connect the dots between your needs, and to determine how we can best help you have your baby. If you’re asking how much does it cost for a surrogate, we’ll walk you through every step of the process to ensure there are no surprises.
To make an appointment with one of our counselors or physicians, please call (212) 661-7673 or email info@surrogacy4all.com. We look forward to hearing from you.
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