Reproductive Laws in Mexico

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  • April 24, 2013 8:46 pm

Overview

Research indicates that a stable (not necessarily married) relationship is required to receive fertility treatments. Treatments are cheaper than in the US – up to 1/3 the cost. Clinics offer artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization with sex selection and tests for various genetic characteristics before fertilization. PGD is offered but only in few private clinics. The regulation of PGD has been subject to ample parliamentary debate, and several bills have been introduced. Most of the draft bills call for restricting use of the procedure to serious conditions and for prohibiting PGD sex selection for non-medical purposes. As of now no laws have been enacted.

Egg/Sperm Donation

Egg and sperm donation are permitted.

Surrogacy

Surrogacy is illegal whether compensated or not.

Disclaimer: Reproductive laws are a relatively new legal area and are in constant flux throughout the world. It is often hard to obtain current and accurate information, and we are always updating information on our site. Anyone pursuing reproductive assistance abroad should contact lawyers and clinics directly to confirm the current status in that country and any legal restrictions that might apply. GlobalIVF does not claim any accuracy for the information printed below and cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies. If you have additional or conflicting information please contact us and we will update our site.

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