Surrogacy in India is regulated by the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021. Commercial surrogacy is prohibited. Only altruistic surrogacy, where the surrogate receives no payment beyond medical expenses and insurance, is permitted, and only for eligible Indian couples who meet conditions set by the law. Foreign nationals are generally not eligible to commission surrogacy in India. Rules have been updated by the government from time to time, so you should always verify the latest position before making plans.
Married Indian couples with a medical need for surrogacy, within defined age limits.
Indian women who are widowed or divorced, within defined conditions.
Eligibility certificates and court or authority approvals as required.
Some websites still advertise surrogacy for international patients in India, which can expose families to serious legal, ethical and financial harm. Curis Global believes honest information protects you. We will not promise services that Indian law does not allow.
They need medical and essential certificates.
The surrogate must meet legal and health criteria.
Insurance must be in place.
The clinic must be registered with the competent authority.
Counselling is an important part of the process.
Depending on your circumstances, other options may include IVF or ICSI, donor gametes where legally allowed, or surrogacy in a country whose laws permit it for your nationality. We can help you understand IVF options in India, and we advise consulting a qualified legal professional on surrogacy.
If you are an Indian citizen or want to understand your options, contact our team. We will explain the process and legal documentation clearly.
In general no, under current law. Please check the latest rules or consult a lawyer.
We only support legally compliant cases and do not arrange commercial surrogacy.