Assisted reproduction guides
Explore donor selection, treatment, country and legal matters, and costs. Browse by topic or return to the donor catalogue.
Donor selection and reports
Using the egg donor catalogueBrowse profiles by ID or use the filters. Choose profiles you would like to explore and send their IDs with your questions so an advisor can locate the relevant information.Egg donor selection checklistPublic profiles help compare candidates; health assessment requires additional records. Keep personal preferences, health information and treatment arrangements separate when preparing questions.Egg donor medical recordsMedical records include history, examinations, laboratory tests and previous treatment. Report provenance, dates and testing scope matter alongside the results themselves.What profiles make publicPublic profiles present basic information for initial selection. Sensitive information such as full medical reports, identity documents and contact details is shared with relevant people through the applicable authorisation process.Points to consider when choosing a donorAppearance and education preferences, health assessment and treatment arrangements inform different decisions. Specific questions help you compare profiles and prepare for consultation.How donor information is organisedDonor-provided information, advisor organisation and clinical review of medical reports are separate stages with different responsibilities. Understanding them helps explain what each record can be used for.Sperm donor screening and reportsUnderstand semen analysis, infection tests and genetic screening, their reference limits and applicability, and questions for an advisor and clinic.
IVF and surrogacy
Overseas surrogacy: process and preparationOverseas surrogacy involves treatment, a gestational carrier, contracts and birth documents. Preparation starts with existing treatment records, family documents and the proposed treatment location, with clinical, legal and coordination responsibilities identified at each stage.Egg donation and treatmentEgg donation treatment uses donated eggs in IVF. Consider the donor profile, clinic screening, fresh or frozen egg arrangements, and the timing of fertilisation, storage and transfer.IVF and gestational surrogacyIVF involves fertilisation and embryo culture in a laboratory. A gestational carrier receives an embryo and carries the pregnancy without providing the egg used to create it. The plan must connect genetic sources, treatment and documentation.Gestational carrier screening and assessmentA gestational carrier receives an embryo and carries the pregnancy without providing the egg used to create it. Assessment includes medical and pregnancy history, psychological support, informed consent and independent legal counselling.
Countries and legal matters
Comparing countries and treatment arrangementsWhen comparing overseas plans, distinguish the region attached to a donor profile, the clinic location, pregnancy and birth locations, and the family’s habitual residence. Each affects different clinical, legal and travel arrangements.Egg donor profiles listed under RussiaThis guide helps you read egg donor profiles listed under Russia. Include the profile ID and intended receiving or treating clinic when making an enquiry.Egg donor profiles listed under KazakhstanFor egg donor profiles listed under Kazakhstan, prepare an enquiry covering candidate IDs, medical records, translation and receiving clinic arrangements.Egg donor profiles listed under KyrgyzstanAfter browsing egg donor profiles listed under Kyrgyzstan, ask about the specific clinic, examination records, cycle scheduling and document transfer. The profile ID helps everyone identify the same donor.Asian egg donor profilesAsia includes many countries, regions, languages and individual backgrounds. Distinguish the donor’s personal information, the catalogue category and the actual treatment location.Preparing for surrogacy in KazakhstanPreparation for a surrogacy plan in Kazakhstan involves family eligibility, contracts, clinical providers and post-birth procedures. A donor’s listed region and the location of a surrogacy programme should be confirmed separately.Preparing for surrogacy in KyrgyzstanA plan in Kyrgyzstan requires applicable legal advice, clinical providers, carrier assessment and documentation, all matched to the individual family and treatment plan.Overseas surrogacy contracts and parentage documentsCross-border surrogacy can involve the law of the family’s habitual residence, treatment, pregnancy and birth locations. Understand contracts, parentage, birth registration and travel documents separately and how they connect.
Costs and consultation
Privacy and information handlingInformation submitted through the enquiry form is used to understand your request and contact you. Medical reports and other sensitive documents can be arranged later according to need and authorisation.Costs and payment arrangementsBreak an overseas egg donation or surrogacy budget into clinical care, donation and gestational carrier arrangements, legal documents, travel and coordination. Compare quotes using the same service scope, currency and quotation date.Information sources and updatesDonor profiles and guides serve different purposes. Profiles display information approved for public use; guides explain selection, treatment, documents and costs, with references for professional content.About FS Global Ferticare GroupFS Global Ferticare Group provides egg and sperm donor profile browsing, assisted reproduction guides and an advisor enquiry service through this website, helping families prepare information for further discussions.The advisor consultation processStart with your basic request and candidate profile IDs. Further discussions cover the information you need, proposed treatment location, timing and costs.Choosing an overseas surrogacy agencyAssess an agency through its contracting entity, partner clinic, contract costs and handling of problems. Each service should correspond to an identifiable organisation or responsible person.