Egg Donation in Georgia & Armenia: Everything You Need to Know
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    April 10, 2025

    Egg Donation in Georgia & Armenia: Everything You Need to Know

    Written by:Nova Plus Editorial TeamPublished:Last reviewed:

    Egg Donation: A Path to Parenthood


    For many individuals and couples, egg donation represents a vital pathway to parenthood. Whether due to diminished ovarian reserve, genetic concerns, or other medical factors, using donor eggs can significantly increase the chances of a successful pregnancy. Georgia and Armenia offer excellent egg donation programs with clear legal frameworks and high-quality medical care.


    Anonymous vs. Known Donation


    In Georgia and Armenia, egg donation is primarily anonymous, meaning the donor's identity is not disclosed to the recipient parents. This is the standard practice and is protected by law. Key points:


  1. Anonymous donation ensures privacy for both donors and recipients
  2. Donors are matched based on physical characteristics, blood type, and other preferences specified by the intended parents
  3. Comprehensive donor profiles include medical history, education, and photos (in some programs)

  4. The Donor Screening Process


    Nova Plus maintains one of the largest and most reliable donor databases in the region. Every potential donor undergoes a rigorous screening process:


    Medical Screening — Complete physical examination, hormonal panel (FSH, LH, AMH, estradiol), infectious disease testing (HIV, Hepatitis B & C, syphilis), and ultrasound evaluation of ovarian reserve.


    Genetic Screening — Karyotype analysis and, when requested, expanded carrier screening to minimize the risk of genetic conditions.


    Psychological Evaluation — Professional psychological assessment to ensure the donor is emotionally prepared and fully understands the process.


    Background Verification — Verification of medical history, family health background, and demographic information.


    Legal Aspects


    Both Georgia and Armenia have clear legal frameworks governing egg donation:


  5. In Georgia, egg donation is regulated by healthcare legislation. Donors sign legal consent forms, and recipients are recognized as the legal parents from birth
  6. In Armenia, similar protections exist, with the added flexibility of allowing single individuals to participate in donation programs
  7. All agreements are formalized through legally binding contracts prepared by Nova Plus's legal team

  8. Costs


    Egg donation costs in Georgia and Armenia are significantly lower than in Western Europe or the United States:


  9. Donor compensation and screening: Included in program packages
  10. IVF cycle with donor eggs: Starting from approximately €10,000–€15,000
  11. Comprehensive packages (including surrogacy if needed): Custom pricing based on individual needs

  12. Nova Plus offers transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Every cost is discussed and agreed upon before the program begins.


    The Nova Plus Donor Database


    Our database features carefully vetted donors of various ethnicities, backgrounds, and physical characteristics. We work closely with intended parents to find the ideal match based on:


  13. Physical appearance preferences
  14. Blood type compatibility
  15. Educational and professional background
  16. Health and genetic history

  17. How Nova Plus Supports You


    From donor selection to embryo transfer, Nova Plus manages every detail:


  18. Personalized matching based on your preferences
  19. Medical coordination with top-tier partner clinics
  20. Legal documentation and contract preparation
  21. 24/7 multilingual support throughout the process
  22. Concierge services including accommodation and transfers

  23. Start Your Journey


    Finding the right donor is a deeply personal decision. At Nova Plus, we treat every case with the utmost care, confidentiality, and professionalism. Contact us today for a free consultation and take the first step toward building your family.

    Book a Free Consultation

    Ready to start your journey to parenthood? Our team is here to help.

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    Medical & Legal References

    The statements on this page are supported by the official sources below. Primary legal documents are linked in their original publication and may open in another language.

    1. Infertility — fact sheetWorld Health Organization (WHO) · International
    2. Law of Georgia on Health Care — Articles 141, 143, 144Legislative Herald of Georgia (Matsne) · Georgia · 1997
    3. Law of the Republic of Armenia on Human Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights — Articles 11, 12, 13, 15ARLIS — Legal Information System of Armenia · Armenia · 2002