Georgia Residency
Effortless residency with 1% tax - Georgia is the digital nomad's gateway to Europe.
Who Georgia suits
Entrepreneurs and digital nomads who want an easy, low-tax base, including a 1% turnover regime for qualifying small businesses.
Applicants who value fast setup, often around 1 month, and a growing tech and expat community.
Those wanting a low-cost European gateway without heavy presence requirements.
Investment routes
Property ownership
OpenResidency linked to owning Georgian real estate at or above the qualifying value.
Investment residency
OpenA larger qualifying investment route that can lead to permanent residency more quickly.
Work or business activity
OpenResidency tied to employment or running a registered Georgian business.
What you’ll pay
Our service fee is a flat 10% of government cost. Due diligence and biometrics are passed through at cost. Figures are for a single applicant and rise with government fees and additional dependants.
All-in
By consultation
Tax considerations
Georgia offers a low-tax environment, including a 1% turnover regime for qualifying small businesses, and taxes individuals broadly on a territorial basis. Your overall position depends on your circumstances, and we coordinate with qualified tax advisers rather than giving tax advice.
Georgia: frequently asked
Do I have to live in Georgia?
Many nationalities can stay visa-free for up to a year, and residency itself carries light presence expectations, though genuine ties help with renewal.
Can I include my family?
Yes. Spouses and dependent children are typically included on family applications.
How does the 1% tax work?
Qualifying small-business owners registered under the small-business status pay tax at a low turnover rate.
Which routes are available?
Property ownership, investment and work or business residency. We confirm the current thresholds for you at qualification.