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Surrogacy in India is a strictly regulated medical and legal process designed to protect the rights of the child, intended parents, and the surrogate mother. With the introduction of the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, surrogacy treatment in India is now permitted only under defined legal and ethical guidelines.
At Delhi Surrogacy Centre, all surrogacy procedures are carried out in full compliance with Indian laws, ensuring transparency, medical safety, and legal clarity throughout the journey to parenthood.
Yes, surrogacy is legal in India, but only under specific conditions.
As per Indian law:
Only ethical and non-commercial surrogacy arrangements are permitted
Intended parents must meet eligibility criteria
Medical necessity for surrogacy must be established
Legal approvals and documentation are mandatory
The rights of the surrogate and child are legally protected
Commercial surrogacy and unregulated arrangements are strictly prohibited.
Surrogacy is allowed only for medical reasons
All parties must undergo medical and psychological screening
Legal documentation must be completed before treatment begins
Insurance coverage for the surrogate is mandatory
Intended parents are recognised as legal parents from birth
These regulations ensure a safe, ethical, and legally secure surrogacy process in India.
Surrogacy can be categorised into different types based on legal structure and medical involvement. However, only certain types are permitted in India.
Altruistic surrogacy is the only legally allowed form of surrogacy in India.
In this arrangement:
The surrogate does not receive financial compensation
Only medical expenses and insurance coverage are provided
The process is conducted purely for compassionate reasons
Legal and medical screening is mandatory
This type of surrogacy ensures ethical practice and legal protection for everyone involved.
Commercial surrogacy involves payment or financial reward to the surrogate mother beyond medical expenses.
⚠️ Commercial surrogacy is illegal in India and is strictly prohibited under current law.
Gestational surrogacy refers to a process where:
The surrogate carries an embryo created through IVF
The surrogate has no genetic link to the baby
In India, surrogacy treatment is gestational in nature, meaning IVF is used to create embryos, and the surrogate only carries the pregnancy.
Traditional surrogacy involves the surrogate’s own egg being used for pregnancy.
⚠️ This type of surrogacy is not practised or permitted under Indian surrogacy regulations due to ethical and legal concerns.
✔️ Altruistic Gestational Surrogacy
❌ Commercial Surrogacy
❌ Traditional Surrogacy
All surrogacy treatment in India must follow this framework.
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Medical evaluation of intended parents
Confirmation of medical necessity
Screening and eligibility verification
Completion of legal documentation
IVF and embryo creation
Pregnancy monitoring
Delivery and legal handover
Every step is regulated to ensure compliance with Indian law.
Choosing a legally compliant surrogacy centre ensures:
Protection of parental rights
Medical safety for the surrogate
Ethical treatment practices
Clear legal parentage of the child
Peace of mind throughout the process
Unregulated surrogacy can lead to serious legal and emotional complications.
Legal surrogacy in India provides a structured and ethical path to parenthood when pregnancy is not medically possible. With proper guidance, legal clarity, and medical expertise, surrogacy treatment can be a secure and fulfilling journey.
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Yes, surrogacy treatment is legal in Delhi and across India when done under the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act and related guidelines.
Only altruistic gestational surrogacy is allowed in India. Commercial and traditional surrogacy are not permitted.
Surrogacy treatment is recommended for couples who cannot carry a pregnancy due to medical conditions such as absence of uterus, repeated miscarriages, or high-risk health issues.
Altruistic surrogacy is a process where the surrogate mother does not receive any financial compensation, except for medical expenses and insurance coverage, as defined by Indian law.
Yes, surrogacy treatment involves IVF, where an embryo is created in the laboratory and transferred to the surrogate.
The cost of surrogacy treatment in Delhi typically ranges between ₹5,00,000 to ₹7,00,000, depending on medical, legal, and care requirements.