Open-source guidance
Relocation to Georgia
Relocation.ge is a public, open-source project that organises official Georgian legal provisions into clear, source-based guidance on visas, residence permits, business, taxes and daily life — for international audiences.
Georgia at a glance
The economy, population and trade in a snapshot. Full picture in Georgia in Numbers.
Immigration & Visa
Entry rules, visas, legal status and all residence permit types.
Tool Not sure how you would enter? Try the interactive Georgia Entry Checker.
Work & Business
Running a business, the Individual Entrepreneur, companies and special statuses.
New Since the 2026 reform, most work needs a separate right to work — a residence permit alone is no longer enough.
Taxes
Tax residency, personal income tax, territorial taxation, crypto and double-tax treaties.
- Tax Residency in Georgia: The 183-Day Rule and the HNWI Route (2026)
- Personal Income Tax and Territorial Taxation in Georgia (2026)
- Crypto Tax for Individuals in Georgia (2026)
- Double Tax Treaties (DTAA) in Georgia: The Full Country List and How They Work (2026)
- Special Tax Regimes in Georgia: Small, Micro and Fixed Status
- Corporate (Profit) Tax in Georgia: The Estonian Model (2026)
- VAT in Georgia: Rates, Registration & Reverse Charge (2026)
- Property Tax in Georgia (2026)
Study in Georgia
Choosing a university, admissions, student visa, funding — and studying medicine.
New From 1 Sep 2026, minor students use the new D6 visa (adults keep D3).
Live in Georgia
Housing, health and insurance, and the everyday essentials of daily life.
About
Methodology, standards and legal information.
Sources
Information on this website is structured from official publications, including:
- Matsne — Legislative Herald of Georgia
- Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia
- Revenue Service of Georgia
- Public Service Hall