✓ Only govt-registered centres Data: National ART & Surrogacy Registry Medically reviewed

Best Surrogacy Centre in India 2026: 762 Govt-Registered Surrogacy Clinics

The best surrogacy centre in India is one that is registered with the Government of India, holds a valid certificate, has an experienced fertility team and explains the legal steps in writing. We list all 762 registered surrogacy clinics with their official registration numbers, so you can verify any centre before you sign.

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762registered surrogacy centres
22states and UTs covered
100%with govt registration no.

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We do not arrange commercial surrogacy or "surrogate for payment". India allows only altruistic surrogacy.

Official sourceCopied from the national registry
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Doctor reviewedDr. Sunita Singh Rathore
Altruistic onlyAs the 2021 Act requires
Real families

Families We Have Supported on Their Surrogacy Journey

These moments were shared with us by families the VinsFertility team has guided. Each of them took the lawful route: altruistic surrogacy, with the certificates the law requires, at a registered centre. Every journey is different, and no centre can promise a result.

Parents holding their newborn twins with a nurse beside them
Twins, and two very happy parents
A nurse handing a newborn baby to its grandparents in a hospital corridor
A first meeting with the grandparents
A mother holding her newborn with the father and the clinic care team
Going home, with the care team who helped
A family holding newborn twins at the hospital on discharge day
Twins on their discharge day

Photos are shared by the families. Names are withheld to protect their privacy.

Find a centre near you

Best Surrogacy Centres in India by City

Each city page lists only the centres registered in that city, with their registration numbers and certificates. We never fill a city page with centres from somewhere else.

DelhiDelhi
61 registered MumbaiMaharashtra
44 registered BangaloreKarnataka
60 registered HyderabadTelangana
45 registered ChennaiTamil Nadu
44 registered PuneMaharashtra
27 registered AhmedabadGujarat
25 registered KolkataWest Bengal
18 registered ChandigarhChandigarh
10 registered JaipurRajasthan
3 registered
How to choose

What Makes a Surrogacy Centre the Best Choice for You?

Surrogacy takes many months and involves medical, legal and emotional steps. These are the checks that matter most, in order.

Valid government registration

The centre's name, address and surrogacy registration number should match the National ART & Surrogacy Registry. Open the certificate and check it yourself.

An experienced medical team

Ask who will lead your treatment: the gynaecologist, the embryologist and the counsellor. Ask how many surrogacy cases they have handled under the current law.

Clear legal guidance

A good centre explains the medical indication, essentiality and eligibility certificates and the parentage order, and never suggests a shortcut around them.

Everything in writing

Ask for the treatment plan, what each stage includes, the consent forms and the surrogate's insurance cover in writing before you pay anything.

Care for the surrogate

The surrogate mother needs medical screening, counselling and care through pregnancy and after delivery. Ask how the centre supports her.

A practical location

You will visit for tests, embryo transfer and scans, and the certificates are issued by your state's authorities. A centre you can reach easily makes each step simpler.

Complete official list

All 762 Registered Surrogacy Centres in India

Search the full list by city, state, centre name or registration number. Centres are listed alphabetically; the order is not a ranking. Data copied from the National ART & Surrogacy Registry on 6 November 2026.

AANSH IVF HOSPITAL PRIVATE LIMITED

✓ Govt registered

NO-13, 6TH CROSS, 100 FEET ROAD. SRINIVAGILU. KORAMANGALA. BANGALORE., Karnataka

Registration No.KA/SC/2024/11058/SC/BENGALURU URBAN/323
View govt certificate ↗Ask about this centre

States with no centre in this list had no registered surrogacy clinic on the registry when we copied it. If you find an error, tell us and we will check it against the registry.

Before you sign

How to Verify a Surrogacy Centre in 5 Steps

  1. Ask for the registration number

    Every surrogacy clinic must be registered. A centre that cannot give you its number in writing is not one to choose.

  2. Match it with the registry

    Search the number on this page or on the official registry. The name and address must match the centre you are visiting.

  3. Open the certificate

    Use the "View govt certificate" link to see the certificate issued for that clinic.

  4. Check your eligibility early

    Ask the centre to explain which certificates you need and in what order, before any treatment starts.

  5. Get every term in writing

    Read the consent forms, the treatment plan and the surrogate's insurance details. Ask questions until you understand each one.

The law in brief

Who Can Opt for Surrogacy in India?

Surrogacy in India is governed by the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021 and its rules. Only altruistic surrogacy is allowed. Here is a summary from the official FAQs.

WhoMain conditions
Intending coupleLegally married Indian man and woman. Woman 23 to 50 years, man 26 to 55 years. A District Medical Board must certify the medical need. Usually no surviving child, with limited exceptions.
Intending womanAn Indian widow or divorcee aged 35 to 45, using her own eggs and donor sperm.
Surrogate motherAn ever-married woman aged 25 to 35 with a child of her own. She can be a surrogate only once in her life and cannot give her own eggs.
Surrogate's protectionThe intending couple pays her medical expenses and buys insurance cover for her for 36 months. She cannot be paid a fee.
Foreign nationalsNot allowed. NRIs, OCI cardholders and people of Indian origin may be eligible under the same rules.

Source: FAQs on the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, Department of Health & Family Welfare, Govt of NCT of Delhi and the National ART & Surrogacy Portal. Rules can change, so confirm your case with a registered centre.

Red flags to walk away from

  • An offer to "arrange a paid surrogate"
  • Any promise of a guaranteed baby or result
  • A suggestion to skip the medical board or eligibility certificates
  • No registration number, or one you cannot find on the registry
  • Surrogacy offered to foreign nationals
  • Pressure to pay large amounts in cash without a receipt
Questions to ask

Questions to Ask a Surrogacy Centre on Your First Visit

  • What is your surrogacy clinic registration number, and may I see the certificate?
  • Which doctor and embryologist will handle my case?
  • Which certificates do we need, and how will you help us apply?
  • How do you screen and counsel the surrogate mother?
  • What does each stage of treatment include, in writing?
  • How is the surrogate's insurance arranged, and for how long?
  • What happens if an embryo transfer does not succeed?
  • Who do we contact during the pregnancy, and how quickly do you respond?
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Surrogacy Centres in India

Which is the best surrogacy centre in India?

There is no official ranking, so no single centre is "the best" for everyone. The best surrogacy centre for you is one that is registered with the National ART & Surrogacy Registry, holds a valid certificate, has an experienced fertility team, and explains the legal process and costs in writing. This page lists all 762 registered surrogacy clinics in India so you can shortlist and verify centres yourself.

How do I check if a surrogacy clinic in India is registered?

Ask the clinic for its surrogacy clinic registration number, then search for it on the National ART & Surrogacy Registry or in the list on this page. Registration numbers follow a state pattern, for example DL/SC/2022/... for Delhi. Open the government certificate and check that the clinic name and address match.

Is there an official list of the top 10 surrogacy centres in India?

No. The Government of India publishes a list of registered surrogacy clinics, not a ranking. Treat any "top 10" list with care and check that every centre on it appears on the official registry. A ranking cannot replace your own check of registration, the medical team and the written terms.

Who is eligible for surrogacy in India?

Under the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, a legally married Indian couple can opt for surrogacy when the woman is 23 to 50 years old and the man is 26 to 55, and a District Medical Board has certified a medical need. An Indian woman who is a widow or divorcee aged 35 to 45 is also eligible. Couples with a surviving child usually cannot opt for surrogacy, with limited exceptions.

Is commercial surrogacy legal in India?

No. India allows only altruistic surrogacy. The surrogate mother cannot be paid a fee. The intending couple covers her medical expenses and buys insurance cover for her for 36 months. A centre that offers a paid surrogate is breaking the law.

Can NRIs, OCI cardholders or foreigners do surrogacy in India?

Foreign nationals cannot opt for surrogacy in India. NRIs, OCI cardholders and people of Indian origin can, if they meet the same eligibility rules; some cases also need a recommendation from the National Board. Check your case with a registered centre and the official FAQs before you plan travel.

Which certificates are needed before surrogacy can start?

The couple needs a certificate of medical indication from the District Medical Board, and a certificate of essentiality and a certificate of eligibility from the State or UT Appropriate Authority. After the birth, a Magistrate passes the parentage and custody order. A registered centre should guide you through each step.

How many embryo transfer attempts are allowed on one surrogate?

The rules allow a surrogacy procedure to be attempted on a surrogate mother no more than three times. Ask each centre how it plans treatment within this limit.

Is guidance from this website free?

Yes. A call with the VinsFertility team to understand the process and shortlist registered centres is free. We never ask you to pay a surrogate, and we do not promise any result.

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