Surrogacy is effectively unavailable in Jordan as a medical tourism service for international intended parents. Under Jordan's legal framework, surrogacy is prohibited, with IVF permitted only when performed using the married couple's own gametes without any third-party involvement. The prohibition is rooted in Sunni Islamic jurisprudence and was formally codified when the Council of the Islamic Fiqh Academy — meeting in Amman in 1986 — declared surrogacy "Islamically forbidden and absolutely p...
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