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On February 27, 2020, the Israeli Supreme Court ordered the government to amend the law on surrogate motherhood within a year, providing access to the service for same-sex couples and single men.

The Feskov Human Reproduction Group blog, which covers reproduction issues, has a large audience. Our readers have repeatedly expressed the desire to receive information on the topic - “Surrogacy in the UK”. For whom is the service available? Are there any legal restrictions?

Thanks to the rapid evolution of reproductive innovations and the assistance of the state, over the past two decades Ukraine has become a real “mecca” for people from all over the world who want to find parental happiness. This was facilitated by favorable legal conditions under which legislation fully observes the interests of genetic parents and legitimizes the services of surrogate mothers and donors.

Childless couples and single people who are forced to turn to assisted reproductive technologies for help want to receive high-quality service for a reasonable price without problems with legalizing their future child in the country of their citizenship. Ukraine is just one of the countries with the best conditions for the successful implementation of surrogate motherhood.

Surrogacy is an inexhaustible source of disagreement, both at the domestic and global levels. Opponents insist on the abnormality of this method of reproduction, although what can  may be more normal than the desire of a married couple to raise their baby. At the Center for Human Reproduction  of prof. Feskov A.M. know everything about it.

The desire to have your own baby is the most natural desire for a married couple. But if it is not feasible in a natural way, the couple turn to the help of a surrogate mother. So what are the costs of such a reproduction method?

Infertility is the scourge of modern society. Specialists identify three main reasons for the inability of women to become pregnant. These are mainly ovulatory disturbances (36%) and tubal patency problems (30%), in the third place is endometriosis (18%). But reproductive medicine does not stand still.

There is a very good attitude towards egg donation in Canada, thanks to the work of the media, which covers these issues in a purely positive light for the general public.

Married couples experiencing difficulties with childbearing, in some cases, opt for reproductive programs involving a surrogate mother. In this regard, the question arises about the private surrogacy Australia cost of, the legislative framework for this service, the size of the surrogate fee and others.

In selecting a reproductive program, couples are interested in private surrogacy in the UK. Future parents are interested in the amount of the fee to the woman bearing their child, the documentation procedures for the newborn, the clarity of the legal basis for reproductive services, and others.