Surrogacy is an amazing way for people who cannot conceive a child to become parents. It’s also a very expensive process, especially if you want a traditional surrogate who will carry the baby but not give birth to it.

How much does a surrogate cost in Namibia?

You’re planning to have a baby, but you can’t conceive on your own. You’ve heard about surrogacy and think it would be an ideal solution for you. But now that you’re ready to ask around and get quotes, naturally, the first question on your mind is how much does a surrogate cost in Namibia?

The answer isn’t quite as simple as one might hope for. The cost of hiring a surrogate varies from country to country (and even from agency to agency), depending on many factors like:

• The type and number of procedures involved in carrying out the process
• Whether or not there are any complications during pregnancy or delivery
• The length of time required for preparation before and after giving birth

Takeaway:

As you can see, the cost of a surrogate in Namibia is substantially higher than that of surrogacy in the United States. The average cost for U.S.-based surrogacy is $60,000-$100k and for international surrogacy it is $30,000-$40k.

However, there are a number of variables when it comes to how much does surrogacy cost. For example, if you want to bring your baby back home from Namibia after birth but don’t have enough funds to do so then you might need additional funds on top of your base price (which includes medical fees). Also keep in mind that these are estimates based on averages; every case is unique and will have different needs based on its circumstances.