Surrogacy Insights
- Guidelines were issued to govern surrogacy in 2010 and updated in 2015, permitting uncompensated surrogacy arrangements.
- The surrogate must be a relative (permitted up to the 4th degree). Any other situation requires pre-authorization.
- Uncompensated surrogacy only.
- No agencies are permitted.
- Gay surrogacy is permitted. Gay marriage is recognized.
- The intended parent’s names appear on the original birth certificate.
- Compensated surrogacy is thriving despite being illegal.
Future Legal Developments
- At present, there is no available information regarding any forthcoming legislation.