Chinese Intended Parents
Support for Chinese intended parents
We support Chinese intended parents pursuing surrogacy in Kyrgyzstan with Chinese-language communication and attention to the documentation questions that matter most for your situation.
Chinese-Language Site
Prefer to continue in Chinese?
This page is in English. For our full Chinese-language site — including 服务方案 (programs), 服务流程 (process), 费用说明 (costs), and 中文咨询 (Chinese-language consultation) — visit the Chinese homepage linked below.
Language Support
Chinese-language communication
Our team can communicate with you in Chinese throughout the process. WeChat contact: [WECHAT ID].
Key documents and program terms are also made available in Chinese so nothing important depends on translation happening informally.
Documentation Considerations
What to think about early
Bringing a child born via surrogacy abroad back to China involves its own set of documentation and travel considerations, separate from the Kyrgyz-side legal process described on our Legal & Birth Process page. These depend on your specific circumstances and current regulations, which can change.
We do not publish general guidance on this here because it would risk being incomplete or outdated for your specific situation. This is something we discuss directly, and where relevant, recommend you confirm independently with qualified counsel in China.
Working Together
What happens after you reach out
The process follows the same general stages described on our How It Works page — an eligibility review, then fertility care coordination if needed, surrogate matching, pregnancy support, and birth and legal coordination — communicated with you in Chinese throughout.
准备好开始了吗？
Start with a confidential eligibility review, or continue on our Chinese-language site.
Dreams of Parenthood Kyrgyzstan provides program coordination and support services. We are not a medical provider and do not practice law. Documentation and legal requirements for bringing a child to China depend on your specific circumstances and current regulations — confirm these directly with us and, where relevant, with qualified counsel in China. Nothing on this page guarantees program acceptance, pregnancy, legal parentage, or immigration outcomes.