Turnkey Surrogacy in Kazakhstan
Full control over the process — from surrogate matching to legal parental registration — within Kazakhstan's transparent legal framework.
Why Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is one of the few countries where surrogacy is directly regulated by law: the contract is signed before embryo transfer, and the genetic parents are listed on the child's birth certificate from day one, with no separate adoption procedure required. We cover the legal details in a dedicated blog article.
How the Program Works
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Consultation & Legal Review
An assessment of the medical situation and an explanation of Kazakhstan's eligibility requirements.
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Surrogate Matching
Candidates undergo medical, psychological, and legal screening before joining the program.
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Contract Execution
A legally binding contract is signed before embryo transfer, in line with legislative requirements.
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Cycle Synchronization & Embryo Transfer
Medical preparation of the surrogate and transfer of the embryo obtained through the IVF program.
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Pregnancy Monitoring
Regular monitoring by the supervising physician throughout the pregnancy.
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Birth & Parental Registration
Legal support for registering the genetic parents with the civil registry office.
Good to Know
Eligibility for a surrogacy program in Kazakhstan is defined by law and requires medical confirmation of indication. We explain the current requirements during a free consultation — this does not replace independent legal advice, but it helps you understand where to start.
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