The residence routes we hold for Georgia, each requirement as its rule states it, and what a month costs in its cities. This page assesses no one.
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Very easy entry: a year visa-free for many nationalities.
Low taxes and simple business registration.
Low cost of living; Tbilisi is lively and affordable.
Mountains, wine country, Black Sea coast (Batumi).
English common among the young in Tbilisi.
Cons
Political instability and a geopolitical position next to Russia.
Small, low-income market; limited sectors for a foreign buyer.
Healthcare and infrastructure are below EU standards.
Banking and currency (lari) risk; sanctions-compliance scrutiny.
Air quality in Tbilisi; the residence-permit path is less predictable than entry.
Emigrator’s assessment, 6 October 2026. Where a point names a figure, the sourced data above governs.
Routes we hold for Georgia
What each rule states, as we encoded it from the source. A money threshold that grows with the size of the household is shown for the reference household named under the costs.
Visa-free long stay (1 year)
Draft — not checked by us yet
We built these rules from the country’s own sources and have not finished checking them line by line.
Never checked · limit 45 days
Requirement
Rule says
Type
Nationality on the visa-free list
Holds at least one of: Netherlands, Germany, France, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, Israel, Russia, Ukraine
Mandatory
A month here, for a reference household
Reference household: two adults aged 38 and 37, a one-bedroom home, no children.
Residence fees and health cover are those of Visa-free long stay (1 year). The low, middle and high figures are the 25th, 50th and 75th percentiles where a publisher states them; each line says who published it.
illustrative Money figures on this page are illustrative unless the figure names its publisher. The illustrative ones are arranged so the shape is right — a larger flat costs more than a smaller one, and the expensive cities are the expensive ones — and they are accurate in nothing. Do not plan on them.
City
P25
P50
P75
BatumiThis total does not include Building or service charge, Statutory levies and licences, Residence permit renewals and Domestic help, which nobody publishes for this city. It is the sum of what we hold, not of what the household will pay.
€1,022
€1,390
€1,758
TbilisiThis total does not include Building or service charge, Statutory levies and licences, Residence permit renewals and Domestic help, which nobody publishes for this city. It is the sum of what we hold, not of what the household will pay.
Each cell: average daily high, monthly mean, average daily low, in °C. These are averages of daily values over 2001–2020, not records — the hottest day is higher and is not shown.
Each cell: average daily high, monthly mean, average daily low, in °C. These are averages of daily values over 2001–2020, not records — the hottest day is higher and is not shown.
How this country is governed
World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicators, 2024, on a 0–100 scale the Bank publishes itself. They describe the country, not any city in it.
Political stability and absence of violence
55the World Bank governance score for political stability
Rule of law
60the World Bank governance score for rule of law
Control of corruption
56the World Bank governance score for control of corruption
Rule set 1.58.0-2026-10-11 · read on 26 October 2026. Every figure on this page was computed by the engine from versioned rule files. No language model produced any number here, and translation happens only after the calculation.