Legalization of Labor Activities in Georgia (Resolution No. 70)
Current Rules for Foreign Specialists and Individual Entrepreneurs (IE)
Starting March 1, 2026, updated registration regulations for foreign workers and self-employed individuals have come into effect in Georgia. According to Government Resolution No. 70, obtaining an official work permit is now a mandatory requirement. Ignoring these rules will result in significant administrative fines.
โ ๏ธ Important Deadlines and Penalties
- Application Deadline: May 1, 2026.
- Penalties: 2,000 GEL for violating the regulations.
- Renewal: Documents for status renewal must be submitted at least 30 days before the current permit expires.
Comprehensive Support: "Turnkey" Permit
We provide full legal and technical support throughout the process: from registration on the state portal to preparing your case for the video interview. Our goal is to minimize bureaucratic risks and guarantee approval on your first submission.
Cost of our services: 100 EUR
State fees (choose one):
- Standard processing (30 days): 200 GEL (~67โฌ)
- Expedited processing (10 working days): 400 GEL (~134โฌ)
Required Information to Start
To prepare your document package, we will need:
- A copy of your international passport.
- An up-to-date resume (CV) in English.
- A description of the specifics of your activities in Georgia.
- Information about your profession and current position.
- Contact email address.
Benefits of Working with Experts
The registration process through the labourmigration.moh.gov.ge platform requires utmost accuracy when filling out forms and a competent justification of your professional activities. We will help properly structure your business case and prepare you for the mandatory video interview with an Agency representative.
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How to Open a Bank Account in Georgia as a Non-Resident (2026 Guide)
Remote and In-Person Banking Solutions for Freelancers, Digital Nomads, and IE Owners in Tbilisi
Opening a bank account in Georgia is one of the most crucial steps for digital nomads and international business owners. While Georgia remains a highly attractive financial hub with solid banking institutions, compliance rules for non-residents have tightened in recent years. Today, having a registered business (such as an Individual Entrepreneur status with a 1% tax rate) significantly increases your chances of successful bank account approval.
๐ Key Bank Account Types in Georgia
- Personal Bank Account: Best for personal daily transactions. Requires passport, source of funds verification, and a local phone number.
- Business Bank Account: Mandatory for active Individual Entrepreneurs (IE) or LLCs. Tied directly to your registered business and tax ID.
- Multi-Currency Support: Georgian banks offer accounts in USD, EUR, GEL, and GBP out of the box, with high-interest deposit options.
๐ Required Documents for Non-Resident Banking
To open an account successfully, you typically need to submit the following documents to the compliance department:
- Valid International Passport
- Georgian Business Registry Extract (for business accounts)
- Proof of address (can be utility bills or your registered Georgian legal address)
- Source of income verification (bank statements, contracts, or tax returns from the last 6 months)
๐ Remote vs In-Person Bank Account Opening
Opening a bank account can be done in two ways:
- In-Person: You visit Tbilisi and we accompany you to Bank of Georgia (BOG) or TBC Bank. Compliance review takes 1โ3 business days.
- 100% Remotely: We manage the entire process on your behalf using a Power of Attorney (POA). We handle the compliance questionnaire, submit documents, and ship your physical debit card and internet banking credentials directly to your home.
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