European Surrogacy

European surrogacy refers to the practice of a woman carrying a baby for another individual or couple, known as the intended parents, in European countries. Laws on surrogacy vary widely across Europe; some countries, like the UK and Belgium, allow it under specific regulations, while others, like France and Germany, prohibit it altogether. The process often involves legal agreements and ethical considerations, including compensation for the surrogate and the rights of the intended parents. As it remains a complex issue, prospective parents often navigate diverse legal landscapes and may seek legal advice before proceeding.