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Dental care abroad has a reputation problem it doesn’t always deserve. The fear is a rushed job in an unfamiliar clinic; the reality, when a trip is properly planned, is modern dentistry delivered by experienced specialists at a fraction of the cost you’d face at home — with the logistics taken care of so you […]

Georgia is genuinely crypto-friendly and genuinely property-friendly, which is why so many people assume the two combine into “pay for a flat in crypto.” In practice there is a gap between holding crypto and completing a property purchase, and that gap is where most of the confusion — and risk — lives. This guide sets

Georgia has spent the last few years moving crypto from a grey zone into a supervised one. The headline change is that virtual asset activity is now overseen by a financial regulator and carries real registration and anti-money-laundering duties. For founders, exchanges, and anyone planning a crypto-facing company here, understanding the framework is the difference

You’ll see Georgia described all over the internet as a “0% crypto tax” country. For individuals, that reputation isn’t pulled from thin air — it rests on a specific piece of official guidance. But the picture is more nuanced than a slogan: the treatment that applies to a private investor is not the same as

Once you have established that you actually need a Georgian visa — many nationalities do not, thanks to the country’s wide visa-free regime — the next question is which one. Georgia organises its visas into a short-stay category and a long-stay category, with an online e-visa available to many applicants. Get the category right and

One of the things that makes Georgia stand out is the sheer generosity of its visa-free regime. Where most countries grant tourists a 30- or 90-day stamp, Georgia gives citizens of around 95 nationalities a full 365 days of visa-free entry — and you can simply leave and re-enter to reset the clock. For travellers,

No country tells the Belarus-to-Georgia story better than its tech industry. After 2020, and accelerating sharply in 2022, thousands of Belarusian developers and dozens of companies left a once-booming IT sector; many landed in Georgia, turning Tbilisi cafes and Batumi coworking spaces into improvised dev hubs. For that audience, Georgia is not just affordable and

For Ukrainian citizens, Georgia has become one of the most workable bases in the region — close to home, visa-free, Russian-speaking where it helps, and comparatively light on bureaucracy. But the detail that shapes a relocation most is money: whether you can open an account, get paid, and move funds without constant friction. That is

If you earn your living from a laptop and can work from anywhere, the first two questions that decide a destination are simple: how long can I stay, and where does my income get taxed? Georgia answers both unusually well. Around 95 nationalities can stay 365 days visa-free with no special permit, and the country

The short version As of 2026, Turkish citizens can enter Georgia using a national ID card (passport not required) and stay visa-free for 90 days within any 180-day period. That window is shorter than the 365-day rule many other nationalities enjoy, so it pays to plan your days carefully. Confirm the current rules officially at