Kyrgyzstan Surrogacy

Yes, we will arrange the transportation of embryos to Bishkek, and also process all the documents remotely.

Couples: Provide a notarized and apostilled marriage certificate, a Power of Attorney (POA) signed at a notary in Kyrgyzstan (or an apostilled POA obtained outside of Kyrgyzstan), and a notarized translated copy of passports.

Unmarried Clients: Provide an apostilled certificate of no marriage for both parties, a Power of Attorney (POA) signed at a notary in Kyrgyzstan (or an apostilled POA obtained outside of Kyrgyzstan), and a notarized translated copy of passports.

Single Women: Provide an apostilled certificate of no marriage, a Power of Attorney (POA) signed at a notary in Kyrgyzstan (or an apostilled POA obtained outside of Kyrgyzstan), and a notarized translated copy of passport.

Single Men: Because the new law does not yet have specific regulations, it is recommended to start the project as an unmarried couple.

According to Article 104, Section 7 of the newly enacted Law on the Protection of Citizens’ Health, effective January 12, 2024, “The individuals who entered into a contract for the implantation of an embryo into another woman for reproductive purposes are, at the time of the child’s birth, registered as the parents at the civil registry office.”

The new law does not specify any age requirements or restrictions for men or women. However, the hospital will assess each patient’s case based on their medical test results. For example, if a man is 65 years old but his sperm quality is suitable, there is no issue.

Typically, two visits are required. The first visit is for obtaining the apostille for the POA, and if ovarian stimulation is needed, it will take 15-20 days, or about 3 days if donor eggs are used. The second visit is about one week before the baby’s expected birth, to process paperwork for the baby’s return to their home country, which will require a stay of approximately 20 days.

If clients obtain the apostille for the POA and other required documents outside of Kyrgyzstan and send the original apostilled documents to Bishkek, and also have sperm or embryos transported to the clinic in Bishkek, then clients will only need to arrive about one week before the baby is due to be born to process paperwork, staying for around 20 days.

If a client has obtained the POA and the original document has been received by the hospital, the client’s representative can sign the medical contract on behalf of the client at the hospital.

Yes, co-stimulation between China and Kyrgyzstan is accepted, but an ultrasound at a clinic in Kyrgyzstan is required three days prior to egg retrieval, meaning at least two days before the trigger shot, in order to carry out the scan. They have experience in co-stimulation programs with Russia, requiring online communication throughout the process, including the monitoring results for the woman.

There are no special requirements for a foreign surrogate mother or a surrogate brought by the client. The same applies to former Soviet countries, Thailand, and Malaysia. Initial medical examinations and subsequent follow-ups must be done in Kyrgyzstan, with the entire process, including the birth, completed in Kyrgyzstan.

Reports from tertiary level hospitals in China are accepted if translated and notarized.

A maximum of two embryos can be transferred at one time.

The surrogate mother will sign a four-party contract with the client’s authorized representative.

If a foreign surrogate mother is used for the program in Kyrgyzstan, the initial check-up can be done abroad, but all subsequent check-ups must be done in Kyrgyzstan.

PGS results take 7-14 days, and DNA test results take 7 days. The partnered hospital sends the samples directly for testing.

No, the birth certificate application requires documentation confirming that the embryo transfer was done in Kyrgyzstan. This includes the surrogacy contract signed prior to the transfer and the medical contract with the hospital. If the embryo transfer was not done in Kyrgyzstan, the necessary documentation will be missing, and the birth certificate application will be delayed.