A virtual address is a type of legal address that can be used for registering a company in Georgia. According to the law, a legal address is necessary, and the owner of the address must agree to allow its use. Our company handles the necessary agreements for you if you choose to use our virtual address. See more information on processes of how to register an individual entrepreneur in Georgia here.

It’s important to understand that a virtual address is intended solely for incorporation purposes, as opposed to a virtual office service, which also includes reception and delivery services, as well as printing and mail forwarding services. The virtual address can only be used for official legal procedures and government notifications.

When you choose our virtual address service, you will receive the following:

• • A legal address in Georgia, which is required for business registration.
• Digitized government legal correspondence, which will be emailed to you (Should be agreed in advance, up to 5 pieces).
• An annual, renewable service contract.
• *Note – Using our address for advertising purposes online or in marketing materials is illegal and may result in termination of service without a refund.

Official government correspondence is delivered to the legal address: tax notifications, registry requests, and other documents. Missing these notices can lead to missed deadlines. When using our address, all incoming correspondence is digitized and promptly forwarded to you by email. If needed, the legal address can be changed — the process is similar to the initial registration.

How to Get a Legal Address

The legal address can be tied to a rented office or arranged through a service provider. In Georgia, there is no distinction between residential and commercial real estate, so a legal address can be registered at any type of property. The property owner signs a consent form — either at the House of Justice or at a notary’s office. The owner and applicant can come at different times. For remote registration via power of attorney, notarization of documents is required. The consent is issued for a specific property and remains valid until revoked by the owner or until the address is changed.

For Individual Entrepreneurs and LLCs

For individual entrepreneurs and LLCs, the address registration process is the same — the only difference is in the documents submitted. In both cases, the address is specified at the House of Justice together with the business registration application. For LLC registration, a charter is also required, which includes the legal address. For an IE, no charter is needed — the address is specified directly in the application.

Availability and Cost

Business registration is available in any city in Georgia, including Tbilisi and Batumi. For remote registration via power of attorney, the legal address is specified together with the application — your representative handles everything on-site. Contact us for current terms and pricing.