Last 2020, Georgia is also one of the countries that have opened its doors to foreign travelers who want to work remotely in the country. Though it’s only available to citizens who can enter visa-free Georgia for at least 180 days, this country is a great place to relax and stay. Here’s a Guide on Getting a Georgia Digital Nomad Visa so that you could Work Remotely From Georgia.

Georgia is a Eurasian country that has opened its doors to foreign workers and freelancers. Protocols of the government should be followed before entering as well as staying. The process is pretty straightforward and absolutely free, so read more below to know about their program!

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Quick Facts on Georgia

Location: Eurasia
Capital: Tbilisi
Official Language: Georgian, Abkhazian
Climate: Humid Subtropical (with hot summers and cold winters) to Continental
Currency: Georgian Lari (1USD = 3.3 Georgian Lari)
Religion: Majority are Christian, but there are Muslims

Digital Nomad Visa at a Glance

How Many Days Can I Stay? Up to a year

How Much Will I Pay? None, it’s free

Where will I apply? Online

How many days will my application be processed? 10 working days

Qualifications to be Eligible for a Georgia Digital Nomad Visa

Are you from a country that is Visa-Exempt or Visa Free to Georgia for at least 360 days? (Refer to the list below)

Are you a (at least one)

Freelancer?
Full-time employee?
Entrepreneur or business owner?

Do you have the financial ability to pay taxes in Georgia?

Is your monthly salary at least USD 2000?

Will you follow the country’s protocols?

Do you have or will you purchase health insurance for your stay in Georgia?

If you answer YES to those questions, then you are eligible for a Georgia Digital Nomad Visa!

Documents Required for Your Application

1. Application Form – filled up online

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2. Copy of Passport Bio-Page

3. Financial Proof – can be Bank Certificate or Statements, Stock Statements, Bank Deposit Letters, Contracts with fixed reimbursements, etc. Monthly salary must be at least USD 2000, more if traveling with dependents

4. Documents Proving your Work or Status in a Company

Freelancer – freelancing contracts for the past 12 months
Full-time employee – letter of confirmation from the organization or Certificate of Employment
Entrepreneur or business owner – company ownership or partnership statement

5. Medical Insurance – a minimum of 6 months valid. We recommend SafetyWing, especially for Digital Nomads.

Steps on applying for a Georgia Digital Nomad Visa

STEP 1: Gather the requirements. Make sure you have a soft copy of the requirements 2 - 5.

STEP 2: Proceed to the Application Form and enter the details needed. If you are traveling with dependents, don’t forget to enter their details.

STEP 3: Upload the documents required.

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STEP 4: Double-check what you have entered. Read the terms, agree, and send your application.

STEP 5: Wait for the decision that you can enter Georgia. Once approved, you can go to Georgia and enjoy staying there!

Important Contacts

Georgian National Tourism Administration
4 Sanapiro st. 0105, Tbilisi
Phone: +995 32 243 69 99
E-mail: info@gnta.ge

Things to Note:

Foreign visitors can enter Georgia provided they have COVID-19 Vaccine Certificates certifying they receive 2 doses
Visitors might be asked to provide Negative PCR Tests within 72 (96 for US) hours before arrival
PCR tests will be done on the third day of arrival in Georgia, at the expense of the traveler
Residents of the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Israel, the U.S., the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Qatar who are not yet vaccinated are not required to self-isolate.
Non-vaccinated visitors who have traveled to the United Kingdom within the last 14 days are subject to a 12-day quarantine.
Applicants may be asked to undergo an 8-day quarantine at an accredited accommodation upon arrival, at the traveler’s expense.
Traveling with dependents or family members are allowed. They should be stated on your application. Additional funds may be needed.

About the Writer

Hey, I’m Lyza! I once was a person who just imagined going to places “one day” but decided to pursue my dreams. My first travel abroad was in Japan, solo, last 2018, and I fell in love with the experience. I aim to visit 10 countries before turning 30 and 2 new places in the Philippines every year. Besides traveling, I love organizing trips, taking pictures, reading, and making new friends. Follow my adventures through my Instagram.