Brazil presents one of the most restrictive surrogacy environments in Latin America for international medical tourists. Commercial surrogacy is constitutionally prohibited — the Brazilian Federal Constitution's Article 199(4) treats paid surrogacy as a form of human organ trafficking, punishable by three to eight years' imprisonment and a fine Only altruistic surrogacy is permitted, regulated by the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) through Resolution 2294/21, with the critical restriction that...
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