Surrogacy is effectively prohibited in Poland and is not available as a medical tourism service for international intended parents. Under the Polish Family and Guardianship Code, surrogacy has been de facto banned since 2008, and the Act of 25 June 2015 on Infertility Treatment (in force from November 2015) explicitly forbids the transfer of embryos for surrogacy purposes Polish law mandates that the legal mother of a child is always the woman who gave birth, making surrogacy arrangements legal...
Subscriber brief
Read the full Surrogacy Cost in Poland
The complete assessment, the 1–5 verdict scored against our published scale, and every cited source are reserved for subscribers.
- The full Detailed Analysis and Medical Tourism Implications
- The scored 1–5 verdict and its evidence, set against the published scale
- All cited sources, set as a hanging-indent bibliography
- Factor-by-factor comparison across 19 destinations
$29.00
one-time · or subscribe for full access
Already a member? Sign in