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At a glance Georgia is an easy place to buy property as a foreigner — and, for most residential owners, an easy place to sell too. But the tax on a sale depends on three things: what kind of property it is, how long you owned it, and whether you actually made a profit. Get

At a glance Georgia is reworking large parts of its immigration framework across 2026. Most of it is aimed at tightening residence, study and marriage routes and at enforcing rules on foreign work — so if you live, work, study or plan to settle here, it pays to know what is changing and when. Here

At a glance Why open an LLC in Georgia? A Georgian LLC is a separate legal person, which means your personal assets are protected from business liabilities. Unlike an Individual Entrepreneur, it can have several founders, take on investment, sell products, hire a team, and sign larger contracts. Foreign founders are drawn to it for

Apartments are by far the most common purchase for foreigners in Georgia, and Tbilisi is the busiest market. The capital offers a working, year-round city with steady rental demand from professionals, students, digital nomads and long-stay visitors — which is exactly why an apartment in Tbilisi tends to be easier to let, easier to manage

Real estate in Georgia has become one of the most accessible property markets in the region for international buyers. Foreigners can own outright, taxes are low, the public registry is fast and transparent, and prices — while rising — still sit well below most European capitals. Whether you are looking at an apartment in Tbilisi,

A marriage certificate is one of those documents you barely think about — until a bank, an embassy, an employer, or a registry office abroad asks for it, properly certified and sometimes translated. If you married in Georgia, your Georgian marriage certificate is issued through the civil registry under the Ministry of Justice, and getting

Relocating to a new country can feel like a hundred small tasks competing for attention. Georgia makes it easier than most places — entry is simple for many nationalities, the cost of living is reasonable, and the bureaucracy is light — but it still helps to tackle the essentials in a sensible order. This guide

Getting online is one of the first practical things you’ll sort out after arriving in Georgia — and the good news is that it’s cheap, fast and refreshingly simple. Mobile data is inexpensive, 4G coverage is strong across cities and most populated areas, and fibre home internet is widely available in Tbilisi and other towns.

One of the first questions any newcomer to Tbilisi asks is simple: how much does it cost to rent a flat, and where? The honest answer is that it depends heavily on which neighbourhood you choose, how long you plan to stay, and how recently the building was renovated. A modern one-bedroom in fashionable Vake

2026 brought a meaningful set of changes to Georgia’s special tax regimes, along with a new entry requirement that affects every visitor. None of it rewrites the headline rates — the 1% Small Business Status and the rest are intact — but several of the rules around those regimes have tightened, and the timing of