The Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021 permits only altruistic surrogacy — where the surrogate carries the baby without commercial compensation. Commercial surrogacy is banned in India.

• Married couples where the woman has a medical condition making pregnancy impossible (e.g., absent uterus, repeated IVF failure)
• Widowed or divorced women (single women aged 35-45)
• The surrogate must be a close relative of the intending couple

1. Medical and psychological screening of the couple and surrogate
2. Certificate of Essentiality from the appropriate authority
3. Certificate of Eligibility for the surrogate
4. IVF/embryo transfer procedure
5. Legal parental order post-birth

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