Primary focus
Your visa to Georgia.
Pick your citizenship to see the Georgian visa route, the documents you need and the steps to arrival.
Every Georgian visa type
Twelve visa categories for Georgia, each with a line on who it suits. Open a card for the full document list and the steps; your personal route for your passport is further down the page.
Study Visa
D3The long-stay visa for adult students and researchers admitted by an authorised Georgian university.
Long stay90 daysMultiple entries
See documents and steps Work Visa
D1For a job in Georgia with the Right to Labour Activity, or for starting your own business here.
Long stay90 daysMultiple entries
See documents and steps Business Visa
C3Meetings, conferences and academic, cultural or sports events in Georgia for a short time.
Short stayUsually single entry
See documents and steps Tourist Visa
C1Holidays in Georgia, or visiting a university before you apply, for up to 90 days.
Short stay (C1: 90 days)Usually single entry
See documents and steps Remote Work Visa
C5Live in Georgia while you work for an employer abroad; the new visa Parliament approved in April 2026.
Up to 5 yearsMultiple entries
See documents and steps Visa for Minor Students
D6From 1 September 2026 the visa for students under 18, who come with a parent and minor siblings.
Long stay1 year, renewableMultiple entries
See documents and steps Mission, Freelance & Internship Visa
D2Internships, research, official missions, volunteering, freelancing and media work in Georgia.
Long stay90 daysMultiple entries
See documents and steps Family Reunification Visa
D4Live with your spouse, parent or child who already lives legally in Georgia.
Long stay90 daysMultiple entries
See documents and steps Property Owner Visa
D5Own non-agricultural property in Georgia worth more than USD 150,000; spouse and children included.
Long stay1 yearMultiple entries
See documents and steps Visiting Family & Friends Visa
C2A short trip to see family or friends in Georgia, such as a child studying in Tbilisi.
Short stayUsually single entry
See documents and steps Medical, Humanitarian & Religious Visa
C4Treatment in a Georgian clinic, humanitarian work, pilgrimage or visiting a family grave.
Short stayUsually single entry
See documents and steps Transit Visa
TCrossing Georgia on the way to a third country.
Short transitFor passing through
See documents and steps Your visa process, clearly explained.
Get clear answers to common questions about applying for a visa to study or work abroad.
1Which visa route fits my plans?
The right visa route depends on your purpose — study, work, tourism or business — your citizenship and the country where you live. Many nationalities can enter Georgia visa-free for short stays; a longer stay for study or work needs the matching visa or a residence permit. We help you understand the available options and what fits your goals.
2What documents should I prepare?
Usually a valid passport, the application form, a photo and a document that shows your purpose — for students the university’s invitation or enrollment letter. Most routes also ask for proof of funds, accommodation and health insurance. Some documents need a certified translation or legalization. We give you the exact checklist for your route.
3Where do I submit my application?
Long-stay visas such as the D3 study visa are applied for online through GeoConsul and the Georgian embassy or consulate responsible for the country where you live. Eligible nationalities can apply for a short-stay visa on the e-Visa portal. Residence permits are submitted in Georgia, at the Public Service Hall.
4How can I track my progress?
Once we start working together, our team keeps you updated at every step — document check, submission and decision — by email and messages. A personal online account to follow your application is coming soon.
5What happens after arrival?
Register at your university or employer, move into your accommodation and apply for your residence permit before your permitted stay ends. Our local team helps with airport pickup, registration and every step at the Public Service Hall.
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Choose your destination
Select the country and purpose that match your goals.
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Prepare your documents
Get your documents and information ready.
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Submit your application
Follow the required process through the relevant authorities.
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Plan your arrival
Once approved, prepare for your travel and settlement.
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Where you apply
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How long the steps usually take.
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Our Legal Services
Comprehensive Legal Support for Your Study & Work Abroad
Professional, reliable and complete legal solutions for study, work, visa and residence matters in Georgia.
Visa Legal Support
Legal assistance with study, work, tourist and business visa applications.
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Study Admission
Application support, contract review and legal guidance for university admission.
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Document Legalization
Notarization, translation, apostille and other official legalization services.
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Power of Attorney
Preparation and legalization of Power of Attorney (POA) for various procedures.
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Police Clearance (PCC)
Assistance with obtaining and legalizing police clearance certificates.
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Contracts & Agreements
Drafting, review and legal support for various contracts (employment, rental, study, etc.).
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Our Insurance Services
Insurance Plans for Your Stay in Georgia
Reliable and flexible insurance options for students, workers and travelers in Georgia.
Student Insurance
For international students
- Visa compliant
- Medical treatment
- Hospitalization
- 12–36 months
from $180 / year
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Work Insurance
For employed foreign workers
- Visa & work permit compliant
- Medical & emergency care
- Accident coverage
- Flexible duration
from $220 / year
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Travel Insurance
For short and long stays
- Medical emergency
- Hospitalization
- Trip protection
- From 7 days
from $25
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Universities in Georgia
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an age limit for admission?
None of our partner universities in Georgia has an upper age limit. SEU requires applicants to be at least 18, and the University of Georgia asks applicants over 30 to talk to its staff first.
Can I apply after finishing 10 grades?
No. Every university requires a full secondary school diploma for Bachelor’s and one-cycle programs.
Does my graduation year matter?
No. You can apply with an older diploma (for example from 2010, 2012 or 2015) as long as it is valid and recognized.
What happens if my visa is refused?
All partner universities refund the tuition you paid when you show official proof of the refusal. Most refund the full amount.
How many times a year do programs start?
Most universities have two intakes, Fall and Spring. European University admits students once a year, in the Autumn semester.
Do I need national exams?
No. International applicants are admitted without Georgia’s Unified National Exams, through document recognition by NCEQE and a decision by the Ministry of Education.
Do I need an English certificate?
Most universities ask for B2 level (for example IELTS 5.5–6.0 or TOEFL iBT around 61–78). If you have no certificate, almost every university offers an internal English test or interview. Georgian Technical University asks for B1.
Do my documents need to be translated?
Usually yes: most universities need your passport, diploma and transcript translated into Georgian and notarized (Alterbridge University asks for English translations). Our Local Student Support team handles translation and notarization in Georgia.
Are the programs really taught in English?
Yes. Every program in our list is fully taught in English.
Which visa do I need?
The D3 immigration visa for studying in Georgia. Citizens of visa-exempt countries (for example the EU, USA, UAE, Israel and Turkey) may enter visa-free for up to one year. After arrival you apply for a residence permit before your legal stay expires.
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