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A full year of visa-free stay for around 95 nationalities keeps Georgia at the top of the list for long-stay remote workers.
Pick your passport to see what applies.
Visa-free with a valid Schengen, UK, US, Canada or Australia visa.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of GeorgiaPassport validity
Valid for the whole stay
Return or onward ticket
Not routinely required
Proof of funds
Not routinely checked
At the airport
Tbilisi and Batumi arrivals are usually cleared in minutes.
Health requirements
No entry vaccination requirements.
From 1 March 2026, foreign nationals working in Georgia, including remotely or running a business, must have a work permit. After approval, they must apply for the appropriate visa and/or worker’s residence permit.
From 1 March 2026, foreign nationals who want to work in Georgia, including remotely or by running a business, must have a work permit. After approval, they must apply for the appropriate visa and/or a worker’s residence permit.
Foreign nationals who want to work in Georgia, including remotely or running a business, must have a work permit under rules changed on 1 March 2026. After approval, they must apply for the appropriate visa and/or a worker’s residence permit.
From 1 March 2026, foreign nationals working in Georgia, including remote workers and people running a business, must have a work permit. After approval, they must apply for the appropriate visa and/or a worker’s residence permit.
From 1 March 2026, foreign nationals working in Georgia, including remote workers and people running a business, must have a work permit. After approval, they must apply for the appropriate visa and/or a worker’s residence permit.
The unusually long visa-free period stays in place, making Georgia a practical base for long-stay remote workers.
