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The Family Code and medical order are relevant, while current eligibility, document chains, and wartime operations need current checks.
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Last full review: September 1, 2026
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Article 123 of the Family Code addresses parentage when an embryo conceived by spouses through assisted reproductive technology is transferred to another woman, but the exact current eligibility and document chain must be read with medical and registration rules.
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Ministry of Health Order No. 787 provides the national procedure for applying assisted reproductive technologies and is a required operational source for surrogacy-related medical indications and clinic process.
Sources: [2] Procedure for the use of assisted reproductive technologies in Ukraine, Order No. 787
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Article 123 of the Family Code addresses parentage when an embryo conceived by spouses through assisted reproductive technology is transferred to another woman, but the exact current eligibility and document chain must be read with medical and registration rules.
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A provider publishes USD 22,600–23,300 for a frozen-embryo program. Egg retrieval and embryo creation are outside the listed program; safety, travel, legal, war-risk, and contingency costs require separate review.
Sources: [5] Successful Surrogacy: frozen-embryo program price list
One clinic lists EUR 2,500–2,800 for standard IVF/ICSI with a blastocyst-culture option. Medication, testing, freezing, storage, donors, and repeat cycles may be additional.
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Provider information is non-ranked. Provider-controlled costs, timelines, and service statements are marked Provider-published.
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Sources: [2] Procedure for the use of assisted reproductive technologies in Ukraine, Order No. 787
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Ministry of Health Order No. 787 is the reviewed procedural anchor for assisted reproductive technologies; later amendments, wartime implementation, and registry practice require continuing checks.
Sources: [2] Procedure for the use of assisted reproductive technologies in Ukraine, Order No. 787
A 2026 presidential decree extending martial law is a dated operating-risk signal. It does not by itself establish clinic continuity, travel feasibility, hospital capacity, document processing, evacuation arrangements, or the safety of a particular journey.
Sources: [4] Ukraine President: Decree 342/2026 extending martial law
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Next check: Extract the current Ukrainian text and amendment history, then obtain legal and medical review for each condition.
Next check: Extract the current Ukrainian text and amendment history, then obtain legal and medical review for each condition.
Next check: Combine current Ukrainian registry and border sources with the relevant embassy and home-country nationality, passport, recognition, and adoption sources.
Next check: Reconcile medical licenses, company registries, clinic sites, agency sites, and independent reports with dated status events.
Next check: Verify each city and provider against current official safety, registry, border, and provider-status sources; date every operational observation.
Next check: Verify each city and provider against current official safety, registry, border, and provider-status sources; date every operational observation.
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Last full review: September 1, 2026
Review scope: All records selected for this release were included in the completed 2026-09 monthly review.
Release reviewer: Surrogacy101 editorial
Open source 1: Family Code of Ukraine, Article 123
Public record ID: source-UA-FAMILY-CODE-123
Open source 2: Procedure for the use of assisted reproductive technologies in Ukraine, Order No. 787
Public record ID: source-UA-MOH-ORDER-787
Open source 3: IPF Ukraine: IVF and ICSI price list
Public record ID: src-ua-ipf-ivf-price-2026
Open source 4: Ukraine President: Decree 342/2026 extending martial law
Public record ID: src-ua-martial-law-342-2026
Open source 5: Successful Surrogacy: frozen-embryo program price list
Public record ID: src-ua-successful-surrogacy-frozen-cost-2026
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