Altruistic Surrogacy

Let’s take this step together—towards hope, healing, and parenthood.

Trusted Government-Registered Altruistic Surrogacy Clinic in Delhi ARTbaby

At ARTbaby IVF, we understand that the journey to parenthood isn't always straightforward. If you're considering surrogacy, rest assured—you’re in the right hands. Our altruistic surrogacy program is fully registered and compliant with Indian government regulations, offering you a legal, transparent, and emotionally supportive path toward building your family. Unlike commercial surrogacy, altruistic surrogacy is driven by compassion. The surrogate mother is not paid for carrying the child—only her medical expenses and basic needs are covered, as per Indian law. This ensures the process remains ethical, legally sound, and focused on genuine intention.

We’re here to walk you through every step—whether you’re an intended parent or a potential surrogate. From legal guidance to medical care, our expert team ensures the journey is safe, respectful, and filled with empathy.

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Government-Approved Altruistic Surrogacy with ARTbaby – Lets Explore:

We understand the emotional distress of infertility. We’re here to guide you through the beautiful path of altruistic surrogacy in India, allowing you to build your family on a foundation of compassion and shared dreams.

 
  • What is Altruistic Surrogacy?

Unlike commercial arrangements, altruistic surrogacy in India is grounded in selflessness. A kind-hearted woman carries a pregnancy for an infertile couple without receiving any financial compensation beyond medical expenses and insurance coverage. It’s an act of unconditional love and giving, fulfilling the deepest desires of hopeful parents.

Who can consider Surrogacy in India?

Intended Parents:

  • Married Indian couples only: Foreigners and single individuals are not eligible.
  • Married for at least 5 years: This proves a stable committed relationship.
  • Have proven infertility: A medical certificate from a government-appointed board is required.
  • Age range: Female partner 23-50 years old, male partner 26-55 years old.

Surrogate Mother:

  • Close relative of the intended couple: This could be a sister, sister-in-law, aunt, or cousin.
  • Married woman with a child of her own: This ensures she understands parenthood.
  • Aged between 25 and 35 years old: This is for health and safety reasons.
  • Surrogate only once in her lifetime: This prevents exploitation.
  • Medically and psychologically fit for surrogacy: This ensures she’s prepared physically and emotionally.

Gamete Donation 

Couples seeking surrogacy now can opt for egg donation and sperm donations as per requirements. 

Important Note: Surrogacy must be altruistic, meaning no financial compensation beyond medical expenses and insurance for the surrogate is allowed. Commercial surrogacy is strictly prohibited.

Additional Resources:

ARTbaby IVF clinic is a registered surrogacy clinic in Delhi

Essential tests and evaluations typically required for altruistic surrogacy
For Surrogate Mother:
  • Comprehensive Physical Exam
  • Hormonal Profile – FSH, LH, AMH, Prolactin, TSH
  • Pelvic Ultrasound – to assess uterus and ovaries
  • Infectious Disease Screening – HIV, Hepatitis B & C, VDRL, HBsAg
  • Blood Group and Rh Typing
  • Pap Smear – cervical health screening
  • Thalassemia Screening
  • Tuberculosis (TB) Test – Mantoux/IGRA or chest X-ray
  • Blood Count (Complete Blood Count, CBC)
Tests For Intended Parents:

For Intended Mother:

  • Hormonal Profile – FSH, LH, AMH, Prolactin, TSH
  • Ovarian reserve tests
  • Infectious disease screening
  • Genetic screening (if recommended)

For Intended Father (if providing sperm):

  • Semen analysis
  • Infectious disease screening
  • Genetic testing (if applicable)
  • Altruistic Surrogacy services In delhi offered by ARTbaby IVF centre
At ARTbaby IVF, we offer fully legal and government-registered altruistic surrogacy services in India, focused on helping intended parents build their families with compassion and care. Our altruistic surrogacy model ensures the surrogate offers her support voluntarily, without financial gain, in a safe, ethical, and transparent environment. From medical screening to legal support and emotional guidance, our team walks with you every step of the way. With a focus on trust, empathy, and compliance with Indian surrogacy laws, ARTbaby IVF provides a secure and supportive path to parenthood through altruistic surrogacy. Start your family journey with confidence and care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Altruistic surrogacy is when a surrogate carries a child for intended parents without receiving monetary compensation beyond medical expenses and insurance. It’s based on compassion, not profit.

Yes, as per the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, only altruistic surrogacy is permitted in India for eligible Indian couples.

Married Indian heterosexual couples (male and female), aged 23–50 (female) and 26–55 (male), with proven infertility and no surviving child (biological, adopted, or from previous marriage), are eligible.

No. As per current Indian law, altruistic surrogacy is only allowed for Indian heterosexual married couples. Foreign nationals, single individuals, and same-sex couples are not eligible.

A surrogate must be a married Indian woman aged 25–35, with at least one healthy child of her own, and must not have been a surrogate before. She should also meet medical and psychological criteria. The surrogate must be a willing close relative to the Intended Parents.

Intended parents cover the medical expenses, insurance, and pregnancy-related care of the surrogate. No additional financial compensation is allowed by law.

ARTbaby IVF offers full-service support: screening and matching of surrogate mothers, medical procedures (IVF), legal documentation, counselling, and post-delivery care, ensuring the process is smooth, ethical, and legally compliant.

Yes. A legal surrogacy agreement is signed between the intended parents and the surrogate, outlining responsibilities, expenses, and medical care, fully compliant with Indian surrogacy law.

The complete process—from medical screening and legal paperwork to embryo transfer and delivery—can take 12 to 18 months, depending on individual circumstances.

 

Yes. Once the baby is born, the intended parents are legally recognized as the child’s parents, with their names on the birth certificate after proper legal procedure.