14TH NATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF VIETNAM
Log in
Social Affairs

Surrogacy mothers in VN is fairly low

Deputy Minister of Health Mr. Nguyen Viet Tien says that the demand for surrogacy in Vietnam is fairly low, so the ministry will select only a few reliable hospitals to provide medical services for surrogacy.

Tien says the Ministry of Health is drafting a decree concerning reproductive technical issues for surrogacy, following the approval by the National Assembly of an amended Law on Marriage and Family, in which surrogacy will be allowed in Vietnam.

The decree does not prohibit implementation of surrogacy for HIV-infected persons, and will not set an age limit as before.

The current regulations stipulate that the oocyte donors must be under 35 years of age and those who want to do IVF must no older than 45.

According to Deputy Minister Nguyen Viet Tien, about 500-700 couples need surrogacy in Vietnam each year. With such numbers, Vietnam will need a few hospitals performing the related techniques, either state or private.

Each person is permitted to do surrogacy only once. The Ministry will control surrogate mothers via a specialized software to prevent the commercialization of surrogacy.

Reactions:
Share:
Trending
Most Viewed
Ao Dai Week seeks to elevate Vietnam’s national dress at work

Ao Dai Week seeks to elevate Vietnam’s national dress at work

Authorities are encouraging women to wear the ao dai to work in early March, culminating in mass performances marking key political and historical anniversaries.

Vietnam to improve vocational standards for 1.5 million rural workers

Vietnam to improve vocational standards for 1.5 million rural workers

The program will be implemented nationwide, with priority given to especially disadvantaged coastal and island communes, ethnic minority and mountainous areas and communes building advanced new-style rural models.

Vietnam seeks partnerships at APAIE 2026

Vietnam seeks partnerships at APAIE 2026

The presence at the 2026 Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE) Conference and Exhibition marks an important step in the international integration of the country’s education sector, particularly higher education.

Hanoi transport ridership surges during Tet, Metro traffic up over 30%

Hanoi transport ridership surges during Tet, Metro traffic up over 30%

The growth shows a rising preference among Hanoi residents and visitors for public transport and urban railway system during major holidays.

Tree planting campaign launched in Hanoi

Tree planting campaign launched in Hanoi

Each locality in Hanoi will select suitable species to cultivate in the right locations, plant them in appropriate locations and ensure long-term management.

Tet in the digital age: Smartphones replace red envelopes 

Tet in the digital age: Smartphones replace red envelopes 

This trend has been appeared in Vietnam in recent years as many e-commerce platforms have made digital age celebrations a familiar part of the traditional Tet.

How young Vietnamese make a shift in Tet celebrations

How young Vietnamese make a shift in Tet celebrations

Today’s Tet has evolved beyond its traditional form, reflecting the changing needs and lifestyles of young Vietnamese and becoming not only a time for family reunions but also a valuable opportunity to rest, recharge and explore life.

Hanoi enhances urban hygiene standards ahead of Tet

Hanoi enhances urban hygiene standards ahead of Tet

The goal is to ensure that residents welcome the Lunar New Year joyfully while managing safe and orderly environment citywide during the peak period.