The total cost of international surrogacy varies depending on several factors:

• The country where the surrogacy takes place

• The agency and medical clinic you work with

• The surrogate’s compensation and related legal requirements

• Travel, accommodation, and documentation expenses

In general, the cost of surrogacy includes medical care, surrogate compensation, legal support, and agency fees, all of which differ across destinations.

United States & Canada: $100,000–$200,000 (average ~$130,000 USD) — the most comprehensive but also the most expensive.

United Kingdom: £50,000–£65,000 (~$63,000–$70,000 USD) via agencies.

Eastern Europe (Ukraine, Georgia, etc.): $40,000–$60,000 (€45,000–€55,000) — affordable, reputable, and legally structured.

Asia (Thailand, Laos, etc.): $60,000–$80,000 depending on medical and legal coverage.

While cost is an important factor, it shouldn’t be the only one guiding your choice. When choosing a destination for surrogacy abroad, consider:

• The legal status of surrogacy in that country

• The quality and reliability of fertility clinics and medical care

• The transparency and credibility of the agency or local partners

In some countries, such as Spain, France, Germany, Ireland, and Denmark, commercial surrogacy is banned or heavily restricted to altruistic arrangements only.

Before moving forward, we strongly recommend consulting an experienced international surrogacy agency like WCOB, which can help you navigate each step safely and legally.

There are many international surrogacy programs available — but not all are created equal. Costs, timelines, and legal processes can differ significantly.

As a premium international surrogacy agency, WCOB offers customized programs tailored to your budget, preferences, and family goals. With our global expertise and experience working with hundreds of intended parents, we help you handle:

• All legal and medical procedures,

• Surrogate matching and screening, and

• Continuous guidance and support throughout your journey.

At World Center of Baby, we maintain a large, vetted database of qualified foreign surrogates who meet strict medical and personal criteria.

General eligibility includes:

• Age 21–42

• At least one successful pregnancy and childbirth

• Good overall health, verified through medical and psychological screening

• No smoking, alcohol, or substance abuse

Depending on the country, surrogate compensation typically ranges from $10,000–$50,000 USD (€8,000–€46,000).

Our team ensures you are matched with the most suitable and qualified surrogate — one who shares your values and meets your program’s requirements.

The overall cost of international surrogacy depends on your chosen destination, program type, and agency support level.

While the U.S. and Canada remain the most expensive options, other countries such as Ukraine, Georgia, Greece, Cyprus, Mexico, Colombia, and India provide more accessible alternatives without compromising safety or quality.

Regardless of your destination, partnering with a trusted international agency like World Center of Baby ensures your journey is legally sound, emotionally supported, and medically secure.

With years of experience, a global network, and a deep commitment to helping families grow, WCOB is here to make your path to parenthood as smooth, transparent, and fulfilling as possible.

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