🇮🇪 Ireland

Georgia Country Surrogacy for Irish Families — An Established Legal Path

Ireland has no specific surrogacy legislation. Georgia Country offers an established international legal framework where intended parents are named on the birth certificate from birth. Programmes from approximately €50,000–€80,000+. English-speaking team throughout.

Established legal framework

Named on birth certificate

No specific Irish prohibition

Tbilisi IVF clinics

Ireland currently has no specific surrogacy legislation. Using an international surrogacy programme is not
prohibited for Irish intended parents — but all families must obtain independent legal advice from an Irish solicitor
before proceeding. All enquiries are strictly confidential.

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Legal Status Table — Home Country vs. Georgia Country

Topic	Home Country Position	Georgia Country Position
Domestic Law	No specific surrogacy legislation in Ireland as of 2026.	Established commercial surrogacy legal framework in place.
Can Irish Families Use Georgia?	Generally yes — no specific prohibition.	No specific prohibition for Irish intended parents.
Parental Recognition in Ireland	Consult an Irish solicitor regarding recognition of foreign surrogacy orders.	Intended parents are named on the Georgian birth certificate at birth.
Irish Citizenship	Depends on genetic parentage and specific legal circumstances — consult a solicitor.	Georgian birth certificate names intended parents.
Trips Required	Typically 1–2 trips to Tbilisi.	Initial consultation by video or email; birth trip required.
Programme Cost	No comparable commercial programme available in Ireland.	Approximately €50,000–€80,000+ all-inclusive.

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🇬🇪 Why Georgia Country

An Established International Path for Irish Families

Georgia Country (Republic of Georgia, capital Tbilisi) has supported gestational surrogacy for decades. Intended parents are named on the birth certificate from birth — the surrogate has no parental rights.

AFTER UKRAINE: Georgia Country has become the most established international surrogacy destination for European families — including Irish families — since many programmes became unavailable after 2022.

Legal Framework

Georgia's laws recognise intended parents at birth. Named on the Georgian birth certificate. The surrogate retains no parental rights.

From €50,000–€80,000+

All-inclusive. IVF, egg donation if needed, surrogate matching, legal documentation — all coordinated.

No Specific Irish Prohibition

Unlike many European countries, Ireland has no specific law prohibiting its citizens from pursuing surrogacy abroad.

Tbilisi IVF Clinics

Modern fertility clinics experienced with Irish and European intended parents. English-speaking coordinators.

Typically 1–2 Trips

Initial consultations by email or video. Direct flights from Dublin. Most families travel for the birth.

English-Speaking Team

Our entire team operates in English. 24-hour email response. WhatsApp available.

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Our Process

How Our Process Works

01 Free Confidential Consult

Email or video call. We review your situation and eligibility.

02 Irish Legal Review

Engage an Irish solicitor with surrogacy experience.

03 IVF Planning

Coordinate with your Irish clinic or a partner Tbilisi fertility centre.

04 Surrogate Match

Medically and psychologically screened surrogate candidates.

05 Legal Agreements

Georgian legal documentation. Parallel Irish solicitor review recommended.

06 Transfer & Pregnancy

Embryo transfer in Tbilisi. Regular updates throughout pregnancy.

07 Birth & Home

Birth in Tbilisi, Georgian birth certificate, travel document, return to Ireland.

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Frequently Asked Question

Q1: Can UK families use Georgia Country surrogacy?

Since many European surrogacy destinations became unavailable (particularly Ukraine after 2022), Georgia Country has emerged as the most established international option for European families. It has a clear legal framework, experienced IVF clinics in Tbilisi, and decades of international surrogacy history.

Q1: Can Irish families use surrogacy in Georgia Country?

Ans. Yes. Ireland has no specific surrogacy legislation and no law prohibiting Irish citizens from pursuing surrogacy
abroad. Many Irish families have completed Georgia Country programmes. You must obtain independent advice
from an Irish solicitor before proceeding.

Q2: How many trips are required?

Ans. Typically 1–2 trips. Initial consultations by email or video. Most Irish families travel to Tbilisi for the birth and spend
2–4 weeks there for documentation. Direct flights from Dublin are available.

Q3: Is my child an Irish citizen if born in Georgia Country?

Ans. Irish citizenship for a child born abroad via surrogacy depends on genetic parentage and specific legal
circumstances. Consult an Irish solicitor.

Q4: What does the programme cost in euros?

Ans. All-inclusive from approximately €50,000–€80,000+ depending on IVF requirements. A detailed EUR breakdown
is provided during your free consultation.

Our English-speaking team responds within 24 hours. No obligation. Strictly confidential.

Surrogacy4All · Serving Irish families since 2006

© 2026 Surrogacy4All. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. All intended parents must obtain independent Irish legal advice before proceeding with any international surrogacy programme.