Spain maintains one of Europe's most explicitly restrictive legal frameworks on surrogacy, and the country is entirely unavailable as a surrogacy destination for any intended parents — domestic or foreign. Under Article 10 of Law 14/2006 on Assisted Human Reproduction Techniques (LTRHA), all surrogacy contracts are declared null and void, whether commercial or altruistic, paid or unpaid Article 221 of the Spanish Penal Code further criminalizes economic transactions related to delivering a chil...
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