INCLUSIVE. PERSONAL. GLOBAL.
International Surrogacy for LGBTQ+ Families
Based in Georgia, iBoyer supports LGBTQ+ individuals and couples with international surrogacy, fertility planning, and cross-border coordination, directly and through partner clinics, lawyers and specialists.
A family-building journey designed around you
Your family begins with a plan that fits you.
International surrogacy involves more than finding a clinic or choosing a country. Your family structure, nationality, medical circumstances and the legal arrangements surrounding your child’s birth need to work together.
- Explore options suited to your personal and family circumstances.
- Understand how medical care, surrogacy and legal coordination fit together.
- Plan early for parentage, citizenship and travel documentation.
Who we help
LGBTQ+ family building, on your terms.
There is no single path to parenthood. We begin with the needs of the people building the family—not with a predetermined destination or package.
Gay couples
Consider surrogacy, egg donation and the steps involved in establishing parentage across borders.
Explore optionsSingle intended fathers
Explore routes that take account of single-parent eligibility, fertility arrangements and the law of your home country.
Explore optionsTransgender parents
Discuss family-building choices based on your individual reproductive circumstances and goals.
Explore optionsMore LGBTQ+ families
Get an inclusive starting point for understanding different fertility and international surrogacy pathways.
See LGBTQ+ guidanceOur services
Coordinated support, from first questions to birth planning.
iBoyer provides services directly and works with international clinics, lawyers and other specialists where their professional expertise is required. Your program is shaped by the relevant laws and the services actually available for your circumstances.
International surrogacy
Explore possible destinations, eligibility considerations and a coordinated pathway for your family.
Explore destinations →Fertility & IVF coordination
Connect fertility planning with appropriate clinical services and relevant treatment requirements.
Learn about IVF →Egg donation support
Understand donor-related considerations and how they may fit within a particular treatment pathway.
Explore egg-related options →Surrogate matching
Coordinate matching and the practical steps of a surrogacy arrangement where permitted.
Discuss matching →Legal coordination
Connect with relevant legal professionals to examine agreements, parentage and cross-border requirements.
Understand cross-border issues →Birth & homecoming planning
Prepare for documents, travel and citizenship processes that may apply after a child’s birth.
Explore the considerations →How your journey works
From your first conversation to your journey home.
Each case is different. We start with the factors that shape a responsible international plan rather than promising a fixed timeline or a universal solution.
Understand your circumstances
Family structure, citizenship, residence, treatment preferences and budget.
Explore possible programs
Review destination eligibility and the care options that may be available.
Plan clinical and legal steps
Coordinate professionals, documentation and the agreed stages of the program.
Coordinate the journey
Support communication and the practical arrangements around treatment and pregnancy.
Prepare for birth and travel
Review parentage, citizenship, passports and departure or entry requirements with relevant professionals.
International destinations
The right destination depends on the right circumstances.
Different jurisdictions have different rules for surrogacy, intended parents, medical treatment and legal parentage. We review potential destinations in light of your circumstances instead of treating any one country as a universal solution.
Destination eligibility
Understand how relationship status, citizenship and other relevant conditions may affect a program.
Medical pathways
Consider the availability of clinics, fertility care, donors and surrogacy-related services.
Cross-border planning
Assess documentation and practical issues that may arise when preparing to return home.
Your home country matters
Where your child is born is only part of the picture.
We look beyond the surrogacy destination. Your nationality, the applicable parentage rules and the documents required to travel with your child can be just as important to planning your journey.
- Home-country recognition of legal parentage
- Potential citizenship or nationality pathways
- Birth certificates, passports and travel documents
- Entry or residence requirements after birth
Rules depend on the countries involved and the individual facts. Citizenship, parentage and permission to travel are distinct legal matters; none is automatic in every case.
Citizenship, residence and parentage rules
Eligibility, care and birth arrangements
Legal recognition, travel documents and entry
Costs & programs
Understand what goes into your program.
A practical cost discussion should explain not just an estimated total, but which services are included, which may be billed separately and which expenses can change during the journey.
Medical & fertility care
Clinic services, IVF, donor-related arrangements, medication and any additional treatment.
Surrogacy & coordination
Matching, agreed program services, case coordination and pregnancy-related arrangements.
Legal, travel & other costs
Legal advice, documentation, insurance, travel and other possible expenses.
Why iBoyer
Personal attention. An international perspective.
iBoyer is dedicated to LGBTQ+ family-building journeys. We focus on understanding your circumstances, explaining realistic options and coordinating the right mix of services and professional support.
LGBTQ+ focused
Your family structure and individual needs are part of the discussion from the beginning.
Cross-border thinking
We consider the destination, your home country and relevant legal documentation together.
Coordinated professional services
We work directly and with international clinics, lawyers and other specialists as needed.
Learning & planning
Helpful reading for a complex decision.
Start with the issues that matter: family-building options, the international process, medical arrangements, legal parentage and planning for travel after birth.
International surrogacy basics
Understand how the journey is generally structured and what questions to ask before choosing a path.
Explore the care center →LGBTQ+ family-building choices
Learn about different options and considerations for LGBTQ+ intended parents.
Explore LGBTQ+ resources →Legal questions to ask early
Read about how legal parentage, nationality and travel arrangements may require separate review.
Review key issues →Official guidance examples
For jurisdiction-specific reference, these public government resources illustrate why home-country requirements need early attention. They do not determine eligibility for other countries or replace individual advice.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered clearly.
Can LGBTQ+ individuals and couples pursue surrogacy abroad?
How do I know which country is suitable for my family?
Will my child automatically receive my nationality?
Can iBoyer help with clinics and legal professionals?
How much does international surrogacy cost?
How do I begin a confidential conversation?
Start your journey
Your path to family begins with a conversation.
Tell us a little about your family-building goals, your country and the questions you would like to explore. We’ll help you identify sensible next steps and the professional support that may be needed.
iBoyer is based in Georgia and serves international LGBTQ+ families. Availability, legal eligibility and program outcomes depend on the individual circumstances and applicable laws.