Georgia Nomad Visa

Application Process:

To kickstart your  Nomad Visa application, follow these steps:

1. Fill out the assessment form to determine if you qualify for the nomad visa
2. If you meet the eligibility criteria, proceed  with application process, ensuring that you have all necessary documentation.

Fill assessment form and find out if you qualify for the nomad visa.

Life in Georgia:

Accommodation:
Georgia offers diverse and affordable housing options:

• City Apartments: Rent in Tbilisi, the capital, ranges from $300–$800 per month for a one-bedroom apartment. In smaller cities like Batumi or Kutaisi, expect $200–$500.
• Co-Living Spaces: These are gaining popularity in major cities and are ideal for networking.
• Guesthouses: A great option for short-term stays in picturesque towns and villages.

Cost of Living:
Georgia is one of the most affordable destinations for digital nomads. A comfortable monthly budget typically ranges from $1,000–$1,500, including rent, food, transportation, and entertainment.

Transportation:

• Public Transport: Cheap and efficient, with metro, buses, and marshrutkas (minibusses). A metro ticket in Tbilisi costs less than $0.50.
• Taxis and Ridesharing: Services like Bolt and Yandex are widely available.
• Domestic Travel: Travel to the mountains or coast via train or domestic flights for reasonable prices.

Food and Dining:
Georgia is renowned for its culinary delights:

• Traditional Dishes: Feast on khinkali (dumplings), khachapuri (cheese bread), and other local specialties.
• Dining Out: Meals in local restaurants cost $5–$15.
• Groceries: Fresh and affordable produce is available at markets and stores.

Internet and Co-Working Spaces:
Georgia’s digital infrastructure is well-developed:

• Reliable Internet: Average speeds of 25 Mbps, with fiber-optic options in cities.
• Co-Working Spaces: Numerous options in Tbilisi and Batumi, providing fast internet and vibrant networking environments.

Culture and Lifestyle:
Living in Georgia is a unique cultural experience:

• Historic Sites: Explore UNESCO-listed sites like Mtskheta and the cave city of Uplistsikhe.
• Outdoor Adventures: Ski in the Caucasus, trek in Svaneti, or relax on the Black Sea coast.
• Festivals: Celebrate at Tbilisoba, Batumi Music Fest, or vintage wine festivals.
• Warm Community: Georgians are famously hospitable and make expats feel at home.

Healthcare and Safety:
Georgia offers reliable healthcare services, with affordable private clinics in major cities. The country is also considered safe, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere for foreigners.