At IFG, we believe every intended parent deserves complete transparency, comfort, and confidence at every stage of their journey.
Here’s what sets our surrogacy programs apart:LGBT+ Surrogacy With IFG
Because your love deserves to grow into a family and we’re here to guide that journey.
Becoming a parent as a single or a same-sex couple can feel overwhelming, but you’re not doing this alone. At IFG, we provide a safe, inclusive, fully managed surrogacy pathway designed for modern families. From your first message to the moment you hold your baby, our team stays by your side — supporting, guiding, and simplifying every step.
Where Your Journey Can Begin
We offer surrogacy programs in destinations where the process is legally accessible and structured for LGBT+ intended parents:
What Makes IFG Surrogacy Different
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1. Verified Surrogate and Egg Donors Catalogue
Being our client, you’ll receive exclusive access to IFG’s private database of pre-approved surrogate mothers and egg donors.
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2. Monthly Health & Lifestyle Reports
Stay connected and informed every step of the way.
You’ll receive detailed updates once a month directly from our partner clinics, including:
- Medical check-up summaries
- Ultrasound results
- Photos from each medical appointment
- Short video updates about your surrogate’s daily life and well-being
Our surrogates live in prepared apartments near the clinic, where an IFG coordinator provides 24/7 support and supervision — ensuring comfort, safety, and care throughout the pregnancy.
Your Family Story Starts Here
Every parent’s journey is different and yours deserves a team that understands, supports, and guides you with care.
Whether you are beginning as a single or a same-sex couple, IFG is here to make each step clear, safe, and meaningful.
Your dream is valid. Your path is real.
FAQ
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What is IFG’s role in the surrogacy process?
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How is the surrogate’s health monitored?
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Can single men or same-sex couples join a program?
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Can I meet my surrogate?
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Can I use my own embryos or donor materials?
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How long does the whole program take?
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How are surrogates chosen?
LGBT Surrogacy with Inclusive and Trusted Support
LGBT surrogacy involves more than medical planning. Same−sex couples, gay men, and single intended parents often face additional legal questions and need a process built specifically around their family structure, not adapted from a standard one. International Fertility Group (IFG) supports LGBT intended parents with the legal awareness, medical coordination, and inclusive communication their journey requires, from the first conversation through every stage that follows.
Guidance for Same−Sex Couples and LGBT Intended Parents
Starting a surrogacy for same sex couples journey often means navigating questions that don't come up in more conventional paths to parenthood, including donor options, parental recognition, and how the legal and medical sides of the process actually connect. IFG works directly with same−sex couples, gay couples, and single intended parents to walk through these questions clearly, explaining what each option involves and how it fits their specific family goals. The focus stays on making the process understandable and manageable, with guidance that respects each family's circumstances rather than offering one−size−fits−all answers.
Coordinated Support from an LGBT Surrogacy Agency
As an LGBT surrogacy agency built around the needs of modern families, IFG coordinates the medical, legal, and logistical elements that make up surrogacy for gay couples and same−sex parents alike. This includes working with partner clinics, legal representatives, and donor programs, while keeping communication consistent across every part of the process. Whether supporting gay men pursuing parenthood together or a couple beginning their first consultation, IFG brings these pieces together so families aren't left coordinating separate relationships on their own.
Ethical, Legal and Personal Support for Every Family
Every surrogacy journey IFG supports is grounded in legal transparency, careful medical coordination, and respect for everyone involved, including surrogate mothers, donors, and intended parents themselves. For LGBT intended parents in particular, that respect extends to how communication is handled: with discretion, accuracy, and zero assumptions about what a family should look like. IFG's role is to make sure every part of the process reflects that same standard of care, regardless of who is building the family.