Medical, Humanitarian & Religious Visa for Georgia (C4)
The C4 visa for medical treatment, humanitarian work and religious visits to Georgia: who it is for and what to bring.
Who this visa is for
The C4 is Georgia's short-stay visa for humanitarian aid and charity work, for guardians of Georgian citizens, for medical treatment, for visiting graves and for pilgrimage or religious contacts.
Documents for your file
- A letter from the clinic, charity or religious host, where it applies
- Passport and a photo
- Accommodation letter or booking
- Return ticket
- Travel health and accident insurance (at least 30,000 GEL cover, for the whole stay)
- Bank statement for the last months
- The fee receipt and the signed application forms
Embassies can ask for more; documents usually need a translation. We give you the exact list for your country.
How to apply
Check if you need a visa
Many nationalities enter Georgia visa-free – check your passport in our citizenship guide first.
Apply online
Eligible nationalities use the e-Visa portal (evisa.gov.ge); others apply on geoconsul.gov.ge and attend their Georgian embassy or consulate.
Travel with your papers
Carry your accommodation, return ticket and insurance – the final decision at the border rests with the Georgian immigration authority.
Good to know
The supporting letter depends on the purpose – we tell you which one your embassy expects.
Quick answers
Who is the Medical, Humanitarian & Religious Visa (C4) for?
The C4 is Georgia's short-stay visa for humanitarian aid and charity work, for guardians of Georgian citizens, for medical treatment, for visiting graves and for pilgrimage or religious contacts.
How long is the C4 visa valid?
Short stay, usually single entry.
Where do I apply for the C4?
Eligible nationalities apply online on evisa.gov.ge; others apply on geoconsul.gov.ge and attend the Georgian embassy or consulate. Ordinary visas take about 10 working days.
Can you prepare my C4 application?
Yes. Open your account, choose Visa and tell us your citizenship – our team checks every document and follows the application with you.
Other Georgian visa types
Official sources
- Ordinance on issuing, extending and terminating Georgian visas – Legislative Herald of Georgia (matsne.gov.ge)
- Visa information – Embassy of Georgia to Jordan – Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia
Checked 3 November 2026. Georgia changed its visa rules several times in 2026, so we confirm the current requirements for your passport before you apply.
Ready to apply?
Start your visa application in your account – we check your documents and stay with you until the visa is in your passport.