Residency · Relocation
Residence Permit in Georgia
Eight grounds for a residence permit — from work and study to investment. We help you choose the right path, prepare the paperwork and guide you through the whole procedure.
Eight paths to residency
Each ground has its own conditions and document set. We help you pick the best fit for your situation.
How we work
A simple, transparent process — from the first consultation to the permit card.
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Consultation
We review your situation, choose the right ground and name the cost.
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Documents
We prepare and check the full document set.
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Procedure
We file the application and handle the government process.
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Support
We see it through and stay in touch afterwards.
FAQ
Quick answers to the questions we hear most about residency in Georgia.
A decision is usually made within 30 calendar days. Timing depends on the ground and document readiness — at the consultation we give a realistic estimate for your case.
There's no single price for everyone — the cost depends on the ground and your situation. A lawyer will calculate it for your case: leave a request, we'll review the ground and name the exact cost and what it includes.
No. Georgian is not required — we handle all communication with government bodies and document preparation for you.
Yes. A spouse and minor children can obtain a permit through family reunification together with the main applicant.
A work permit grants the right to employment and entrepreneurial activity. A permit also makes opening a bank account easier — we can help with that too.
At minimum a passport and the underlying ground (employment contract, study document, property title, etc.). We compile the exact list at the consultation.
Request a consultation
We tell you which ground fits you, what you need to apply and how much it will cost in your case.