Surrogacy
in Argentina

Argentina has emerged
as a good destination
for surrogacy
Buenos Aires offers a cost-effective journey and a shorter wait time compared to other
destinations, as well as private hospitals providing the highest standard of medical care.
Why Choose Argentina?

Inclusive for all family types

Large pool of caucasian donors

Affordable surrogacy journeys

Progressive open-minded society

Excellent Healthcare system

Argentinian citizenship for baby and applicable for IPs as well
Why BCT Argentina?
Babies Come True Argentina offers a unique advantage by having its headquarters in Buenos Aires, just a short walk away from the clinic. This proximity ensures that we’re available for follow-ups and can provide hands-on support throughout your journey.
As experts in both the local culture and the surrogacy process, we blend the best of Argentine hospitality with
North American standards. BCT is committed to maintaining exceptionally high standards, and we work closely with clinics to ensure stability and excellence in every step of the process.
Find the answers you need
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is Surrogacy legal in Argentina?
In October 2024 ruling (CIV 86767/2015/1/RH1 y otros., I. N. c/A., C.L. s/Impugnación de filiación”), the Supreme Court stated:“Given the lack of specific legal regulation regarding a practice that is not prohibited by law, the present decision resolves the case with consideration for the interests of the various parties involved”. (*)
This case set a significant legal precedent, signaling that Argentina recognizes the validity of international surrogacy arrangements in the absence of specific domestic laws on the subject.
Surrogacy arrangements have taken place in Argentina since at least the early 2000s. However, since 2020, there has been a notable rise in the number of international parents formally undergoing a surrogacy journey in the country.
Is Argentina a problematic destination?
During 2024, there were issues with some agencies working in Argentina where they did not exactly meet the ethical standards, due to this situation, Argentina was considered a problematic destination for surrogacy.
Taking into consideration key rulings from the Supreme Court, the legal landscape has shifted in a positive direction. Today, the success of surrogacy largely depends on the agencies and their ability to comply with ethical and legal standards. Babies Come True emerges as a trusted solution, maintaining North American standards of care and service.
Who can do Surrogacy in Argentina?
Surrogacy in Argentina is accessible to a wide range of intended parents, reflecting the country’s inclusion on family formation. Individuals and couples of all backgrounds and family structures are welcomed to pursue surrogacy.
Who is going to be on the Birth Certificate?
Currently, as the most updated process, the birth certificate will include the surrogate and one of the Intended Parents (IPs) as the parent of the baby. Following this, there will need to be an adoption process to recognize the second parent.
How long does the Surrogacy process take in Argentina?
The surrogacy process in Argentina typically takes between 15 to 18 months, although it may extend up to 24 months depending on unforeseen circumstances.
How long does it take before being able to go back home with the newborn?
The process can take up to 3 months depending on the country of your origin. Nevertheless, in reality most cases take around 1 month.
Is the Surrogacy Arrangement Commercial or Altruistic in Argentina?
In Argentina, the Gestational Carrier is entitled to a financial compensation and also to be reimbursed for reasonable expenses related to the process.
What is an Open Donation Model?
Open Donation Model means that once the child reaches the legal age, they have the right to obtain the contact information of their egg donor.
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