Contacts
UK, London
Brook street 52
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Phone +1 844 892 78 00
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email info@feskov.com
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From 10:00 to 16:00
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Belgium, Brussels
Rond Point Schuman 2-4,level 6
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Phone +1 844 892 78 00
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email info@feskov.com
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schedule
From 10:00 to 16:00
Sat and
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Ukraine,
Kiev Lomonosov str., 71e
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Phone +1 844 892 78 00
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email info@feskov.com
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schedule
From 8:00 to 16:30
Sat: 8:00 - 12:00
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Ukraine, 61098
Kharkiv Holodnogorskay str., 15
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Phone +1 844 892 78 00
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email info@feskov.com
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schedule
From 9:00 to 17:30
Sat: 9:00 - 13:00
Sun: day off -
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What is the best surrogacy agency?
read moreWe do not want to advertise anyone's agency. But, since the matter concerns the health of the child, and you are asking about this in order to calmly, easily give birth to your healthy child at an adequate price, it is best to contact us.Is surrogacy legal in Europe?
read moreSurrogacy is legal or legal with restrictions in some European countries: Greece and Ukraine - legal, Belgium and Portugal - with restrictions, Czech Republic and England - legal, but only altruistic surrogacy (the main risk is that you cannot conclude a contract with a surrogate mother).What is ICSI?
read moreICSI - Introcytoplasmic Injection of Sperm Into Ovum. This is a puncture, when a pre-selected sperm cell is injected with a special ultra-thin needle into the cytoplasm (fluid inside) of the egg. The peculiarity here is that there is only one sperm, it is selected and the future embryo will have predictable characteristics.Do you offer online or video consultations for international clients?
read moreYes. Initial consultations and many follow-up appointments can be held by video call, including via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Interpretation can be arranged when needed. Our doctors and lawyers also communicate in several major European languages, so an interpreter may not always be necessary.What information should I prepare before my first call?
read moreIf available, prepare your fertility-related medical records, details of any previous IVF attempts, and a list of questions. It is also helpful to share your age, country of residence, citizenship, whether you are considering a program as a couple or a single intended parent, and whether you plan to use your own eggs or donor eggs. If you are unsure what to ask, simply tell us about your circumstances and what you would like to understand. We can guide you through the initial discussion.How quickly can I expect a reply after submitting the contact form?
read moreA chat operator will usually respond within a few minutes and forward your inquiry to a member of our client relations team. You can then arrange a convenient time to discuss the program in your preferred language, subject to language availability.Can I visit one of your clinics in person before starting a program?
read moreYes. We can arrange an individual visit so you can meet a doctor, see the laboratory facilities, and meet your coordinator. We recommend visiting before signing the agreement if you would like to get to know the team and feel more confident about your decision. No advance payment is required simply to visit us and meet the team.How long does a typical surrogacy program take from start to finish?
read moreThe initial stages may include 2–3 weeks for screening and matching, 1–10 days for donor selection, 1–2 months for embryo creation, and 1–3 months to prepare for an embryo transfer. Pregnancy then lasts approximately nine months. The overall program is estimated to take 1.5–2 years, excluding certain waiting periods. Additional treatment attempts, medical circumstances, and legal procedures can extend the timeline, sometimes substantially. These estimates are not guaranteed.What documents are required to begin a surrogacy program?
read moreThe required documents depend on the intended parents’ circumstances and the country where the child will be born. They may include passports, a marriage certificate or proof of unmarried status, medical documentation supporting the need for surrogacy, and a criminal-record certificate. Additional documents may be required for legal proceedings or by the intended parents’ embassy or consulate. Our team will provide a tailored checklist for the selected prograHow is the surrogate mother selected and matched with intended parents?
read moreWe use a multifactor matching process that considers medical, psychological, legal, and logistical criteria. Medical factors may include blood group, Rh factor, infectious-disease screening results, and other considerations identified by the treating physician. Candidates undergo screening before being considered for a program. Intended parents are involved in the matching process, and the opportunity to meet or interview a candidate depends on the program’s structure and stage.
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