Georgia at a glance
Georgia, at the crossroads of Europe and Asia in the Caucasus region, is known for its business-friendly policies, historic cities such as Tbilisi and Batumi, and a growing tourism sector.
Depending on nationality and purpose, visitors may be able to apply through Georgia's official electronic visa portal or at a Georgian consulate. Longer stays for work, study or business generally require the relevant long-term visa and residence permit under Georgian law.
We help you identify the correct route for your purpose, prepare consistent documents and understand what to expect on arrival. Visa and permit decisions are made solely by the Georgian authorities.
Who Georgia suits
- Entrepreneurs exploring business opportunities in the Caucasus
- Students interested in Georgian universities
- Tourists visiting Tbilisi, Batumi and the mountains
- Workers with a genuine employer in Georgia
Common pathways to Georgia
Visit
Short visits via e-Visa or consular visa, depending on eligibility.
Study
Admission to a Georgian university followed by a study visa.
Business & work
Long-term visa and residence permit for business or employment.
The general process, step by step
- 1Purpose and eligibility consultation
- 2Choose e-Visa or consular route
- 3Prepare documents
- 4Submit through the official channel
- 5Travel and arrival guidance
Documents typically needed
Requirements may vary by visa category, nationality and the latest official rules. We provide a personalised checklist during consultation.
- Valid passport
- Travel itinerary and accommodation
- Proof of funds
- Travel health insurance
- Invitation or admission letter, if applicable
- Return ticket
How Shah Orbit Global can help
Georgia visa FAQs
Eligibility depends on the conditions set by Georgian authorities at the time of application. We help you check the current rules.
Georgia is widely regarded as business-friendly. We provide general guidance and refer you to licensed local professionals for company registration.
Yes, we guide students on admission and student visa documentation.
This page provides general information only and is not legal or immigration advice. Visa and permit decisions are made solely by the relevant authorities. Read our disclaimer.
