Surrogacy laws in Elezia

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The legal treatment of surrogacy varies acutely from country to country in Elezia. Surrogacy agreements are fully enforceable in some countries while deemed criminal in others, and additional factors such as the presence of profit motive, the features of the receiving couple, or the unrelatedness of the consenting parties can alter the lawfulness of the accord. In countries where surrogacy is allowed, further legal issues pertaining to the paternity of the child can arise, especially in regards to non-gestational surrogacy.

Summary table

  Both commercial and altruistic forms are legal
  No legal regulation
  Only altruistic is legal
  Allowed between relatives
  Banned
  Banned under universal jurisdiction
  Uncertain situation or varies by subdivision

Key Country Status since Notes
 Costa d'Oro 1996 [1]
  1. Commercial surrogacy is fully legal in Costa d'Oro for both heterosexual and homosexual couples without any requirements of residency or citizenship.