Fertility Clinics in Jakarta, Special Capital Region Of Jakarta, Indonesia

Fertility Treatments & Surrogacy in Indonesia 

The third largest state in Asia — idyllic Indonesia — occupies the main part of the Malay Archipelago, between the Indian and the Pacific Oceans. The Indonesian archipelago is a collection of islands (numbering over 13,670 in all) with diverse landscapes, cultures, and cities. Being one of the world’s most beautiful and captivating destinations, Indonesia is also a hub of trustworthy fertility clinics offering IUI and IVF services. While egg freezing is open to both unmarried and married women, other procedures have imposed restrictions. Like in most Asian countries, accessibility to fertility treatment is legally restricted to married heterosexual couples. For example, under Indonesian law, singles can freeze their unfertilized oocytes regardless of their marital status during the egg freezing cycle. But their cryopreserved eggs can only be fertilized by their husband’s sperm. Unlike most Asian countries, Indonesia allows gender selection in ART for the second child without mentioning medical or non–medical reasons. That is why couples having a first child and looking to balance their families come here.

Egg donation, sperm donation, and the simultaneous donation of sperm and egg are strictly prohibited and criminalized. No one may sell or purchase sperm or oocytes, commercially or voluntarily donate sperm or eggs, or accept sperm or egg cells for completing the IUI or IVF cycle. Embryo donation is not allowed too.

Indonesian law does not allow surrogacy. It only allows IVF treatment, and any pregnancy involving the transfer of the woman’s embryo to the gestational carrier is legally contrary to Indonesian legislation, thus, cannot be done. Furthermore, the government has banned hiring a surrogate mother with the issuance of the Health Law, which provides criminal sanctions for those involved in surrogacy. Thus, all forms of surrogacy agreements conducted in Indonesia, by a married couple, or single Indonesian citizens are null and void because they conflict with existing laws and regulations.

IVF Age Limit - 45 y.o.  |  Commercial Surrogacy - X | Altruistic Surrogacy - X | Single male parent - X | Single female parent - ✓ | Male couple - X | Female couple - X |