Mission, Freelance & Internship Visa for Georgia (D2)
The D2 visa for missions, freelancing, internships and volunteering in Georgia: who qualifies and what the file contains.
Who this visa is for
The D2 is Georgia's immigration visa for scientific, sports, cultural or educational missions, for freelancers, interns and volunteers, and for media representatives on official duties.
Documents for your file
- Passport and a photo
- Invitation or agreement from the host organisation (mission, internship or volunteering)
- Proof of freelance activity, or the media accreditation
- Accommodation, insurance and proof of funds
- 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
Prepare your file
Collect the documents for this category; we review every page before it goes in.
Apply online and book
Fill in the application on geoconsul.gov.ge, pay the fee, upload the documents and book an appointment at the Georgian embassy or consulate for your country.
Attend in person
Bring the originals to the appointment – documents sent by post or email are not accepted.
Arrive and settle
Enter Georgia with the visa and apply for your residence permit at the Public Service Hall before your permitted stay ends.
Good to know
The exact document list depends on the purpose – we check it with you before you apply.
Quick answers
Who is the Mission, Freelance & Internship Visa (D2) for?
The D2 is Georgia's immigration visa for scientific, sports, cultural or educational missions, for freelancers, interns and volunteers, and for media representatives on official duties.
How long is the D2 visa valid?
90 days, multiple entries.
Where do I apply for the D2?
Online on geoconsul.gov.ge, then in person at the Georgian embassy or consulate responsible for your country; immigration visas usually take up to 30 calendar days.
Can you prepare my D2 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)
- Immigration (D) visa for Georgia: D1–D6 – Relocation.ge
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.