Surrogatmoderskab i Georgien forbliver uændret

Vi er glade for at kunne meddele, at vores partner i Georgien, Be Parent, nu officielt meddeler, at situationen med surrogatmoderskab for udenlandske statsborgere i Georgien forbliver uændret indtil videre.

I juni 2023 offentliggjorde Georgiens premierminister, efterfulgt af den georgiske sundhedsminister, at surrogatmoderskab og IVF vil være forbeholdt georgiske statsborgere fra 1. januar 2024.

Siden da har Nordic Surrogacy arbejdet sammen med partnere og advokater for at få mere information om omstændighederne og konsekvenserne.

For at et lovforslag kan træde i kraft i Georgien, skal det godkendes på flere møder i parlamentet og til sidst underskrives af præsidenten. Lovforslaget blev mødt med uenighed i parlamentet, hvilket forhindrede dets godkendelse.

Indtil videre forbliver lovgivningen om surrogatmoderskab i Georgien derfor uændret.

Læs artikel om Georgiens lovforslag her (georgisk): https://www.bpn.ge/article/118958-sakartveloshi-ucxoelebistvis-surogacia-ar-akrzalula-kanonproekti-mesame-mosmenidan-moixsna/

Læs interviewet med Be Parents grundlægger Naia her: https://georgiatoday.ge/be-parent-miracles-happen-here/

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We are pleased to inform you that our partner in Georgia, Be Parent, has officially announced that the situation regarding surrogacy for foreign citizens in Georgia remains unchanged for the time being.

In June 2023, the Prime Minister of Georgia, followed by the Minister of Health, made a public announcement that surrogacy and IVF would be restricted to Georgian citizens only from January 1, 2024.

Since then, Nordic Surrogacy, along with partners and lawyers, has been working to gather more information about the circumstances and consequences.

For a law to come into effect in Georgia, it requires approval in multiple sessions in parliament and ultimately the president’s signature. The proposed law faced disagreement in parliament, preventing approval. Therefore, the legislation regarding surrogacy in Georgia currently remains unchanged.

Read the article on Georgia’s legislative proposal here (in Georgian): https://www.bpn.ge/article/118958-sakartveloshi-ucxoelebistvis-surogacia-ar-akrzalula-kanonproekti-mesame-mosmenidan-moixsna/

Read an interview with Be Parent’s founder Naia here: https://georgiatoday.ge/be-parent-miracles-happen-here/