Intended Parents
Support for intended parents, whatever your path here looks like
Intended parents come to surrogacy from many different starting points and family structures. This page covers who we work with and what to expect.
Who We Support
Family structures we work with
We work with couples, single intended parents, and LGBTQ+ intended parents pursuing surrogacy in Kyrgyzstan. What matters most for program fit is your specific medical starting point and legal situation — not a particular family structure.
Legal recognition of parentage for LGBTQ+ intended parents and single parents varies significantly by home country, so this is confirmed case by case with our legal partners rather than presented as a general answer here.
Common Starting Points
Where intended parents typically start
Some intended parents already have embryos created and stored, and are ready to move to surrogate matching. Others need IVF, egg donation, or embryo creation first, and require full fertility care coordination before matching.
Some have been through fertility treatment elsewhere and were advised that surrogacy may be the next step. Others are earlier in exploring their options. All of these are appropriate starting points for an eligibility review.
What to Expect
What working with us looks like
After an eligibility review, our team coordinates the stages that apply to your situation: fertility care (if needed), surrogate matching, pregnancy support, and birth and legal coordination — see How It Works for the full stage-by-stage outline.
Throughout, we aim to be direct about what we don't yet know and what depends on your specific case, rather than presenting general information as guaranteed facts about your situation.
International Support
Support across countries
We support intended parents from multiple countries. For Chinese intended parents specifically, see our dedicated page covering language support and documentation considerations.
Ready to find out if a program may be a fit?
Start with a confidential eligibility review — there is no obligation, and no guarantee of program acceptance.
Dreams of Parenthood Kyrgyzstan provides program coordination and support services. We are not a medical provider and do not practice law. Legal recognition of parentage depends on your citizenship and circumstances and is confirmed directly with our legal partners. Nothing on this page guarantees program acceptance, pregnancy, legal parentage, or immigration outcomes.