1. Myth #1: Surrogacy is affordable only for rich and famous people

If you look up about intended parents who have used surrogacy for their parenthood, a lot of well-known names and pictures will pop up on your screen such as Kim Kardashian, Jimmy Fellon and so on. This might lead you to wrong perceptions or decisions and will fade your hopes away, however, we are here to show you the situation from the real perspective.

At Medvisit Global we offer 3-4 times less prices than it is offered in other countries. Here in Tbilisi, Georgia accommodation, travel, social or medical services are way more affordable but our number 1 priority is quality. Therefore we provide high level service and assistance with incredibly low prices.

1. Myth #2. The surrogate might take on parental custody of the baby

The majority of intended parents are concerned about the rights the surrogate mother or the egg donor might have over the child. Moreover, according to one of the most dominant misconceptions about surrogacy and fertility treatment is either it is not legal or there are not any legal norms or documents that apply to them.

However, prior to surrogacy agreement, intended parents as well as surrogates are given enough time to think and analyze all the procedures. Most importantly, surrogacy is legal in Georgia and as soon as the baby is born, only intended parents are named on a birth certificate.

1. Myth #3. Money is the only thing surrogate mothers want

 Just like any other services, surrogacy service is connected to financial benefits when it comes to the surrogate mothers since they are compensated for carrying a baby but it has to be pointed out that being a surrogate mother brings some emotional challenges as well. Nevertheless, from our experience, there are quite a lot of surrogate mothers who would love to bring a joy and miracle to intended parents. Some of them stand for feminine support and some of them want to know how it feels to be a surrogate mother. There might be plenty of positive reasons behind it rather than money.

1. Myth #4. Intended mothers who choose surrogacy only cares about her body figure

You might’ve noticed that some intended mothers become the object of criticism because of the misconception about taking care of their body in order to prevent themselves from stretch marks and weigh-gain during pregnancy. Well, there might be some cases where that is an issue for intended parents but most commonly, surrogacy is applied by the ones who have fertility problems, physically can’t carry a baby or it is not recommended from their doctors

We hope that we have made some blurry misconceptions clear and have broken the stereotypes that might make you step back from your goal.