Preferred destination for the Best Altruistic Surrogacy Centre Delhi

The Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, allows only altruistic surrogacy in India. It prohibits commercial surrogacy, where the surrogate is paid beyond her medical needs, in order to prevent exploitation. At KIC Delfinium we offer selfless surrogacy service Delhi serves married Indian couples, divorced or widowed women who qualify under legal surrogacy criteria.

• Legal Framework: Under the current law, altruistic surrogacy is available to married heterosexual Indian couples (with specific medical conditions)  Intended mothers must fall under 23-50, fathers 23-55, and divorced/widowed women 35-45 for surrogacy eligibility. Single individuals, foreign nationals, or same-sex couples are not allowed to participate in surrogacy arrangements under Indian law.
• However, Overseas Citizens of India (OCI)/NRI’s who fullfill the above criteria are eligible
• Eligibility of Surrogates: Surrogate mothers must also meet strict criteria under Indian law. Married women who already have a biological child of their own and are between the ages of 25 and 35. The law allows a surrogate to carry a child only once in her lifetime.
• Medical and Legal Support: KIC Delfinium Fertility Centre ensures that all ethical surrogacy facility arrangements are in line with the Surrogacy Board’s guidelines. The surrogate’s medical and pregnancy-related expenses are fully covered by the intended parents through insurance, as mandated by law. We also provide complete legal support to ensure that the agreement is compliant with the surrogacy act.
• Ethical Practices: We ensure ethical, transparent surrogacy practices, prioritizing the well-being of both the surrogate and intended parents. The altruistic model ensures the surrogate offers her services voluntarily, without monetary profit, reinforcing the ethical foundation of the process.

We are pleased to announce that the Surrogacy (Regulation) Rules, 2022, have been updated to permit egg donation for surrogacy under specific circumstances. This change enables more intended parents, even those with medical conditions that prevent the use of their own gametes, to have children through surrogacy. The only requirement is that the child must have at least one gamete from the intending couple.

This revision also opens up new possibilities for single women, such as widows or divorcees, who wish to have a child via surrogacy. We are here to offer our support and guide you through the altruistic surrogacy treatment process in Delhi. To learn more or have your questions answered, please reach out to us. We look forward to assisting you on your path to parenthood.