Surrogacy is legal and possible in all provinces, but with minor differences. In principle, anyone can carry out surrogacy in Canada, regardless of whether they are single, heterosexual or homosexual.

Parenthood is also carried out by Court Order in Canada, so adoption is not necessary.

Surrogacy in Canada is altruistic. This means that the surrogate may not receive any compensation from the intended parents, only a reimbursement of expenses.

The relationship between the intended parents and the surrogate is very close in Canada, as the surrogate actively chooses the intended parents. Even after the birth of the child, a relationship with the intended parents often remains.

Egg donation is also legal and altruistic in Canada. This is mainly a case of known egg donation. This means that the intended parents and donor get to know each other and often stay in contact. This is very important for many intended parents.

PGD of embryos is legally permitted in Canada.

We work with reputable fertility clinics, surrogacy agencies and reproductive lawyers in Canada.

To summarize, Canada is a very good country for surrogacy. Compared to the USA, Canada is cheaper in terms of costs.

In Canada, it can usually take up to 3 years or more to find a surrogate.

We will be happy to advise you on this destination.