Tbilisi
The capital — business, culture, universities and the widest choice of apartments in districts like Vake, Saburtalo and Old Tbilisi.
About Georgia
Why international buyers and residents choose Georgia.
Where Europe meets Asia
Georgia sits on the Black Sea between Europe and Asia, with the Caucasus mountains to the north. It is known for its warm hospitality, ancient history, mild climate and one of the world's oldest wine cultures.
In recent years it has become a popular destination for visitors and property buyers from the Gulf and the wider Arab world — thanks to short direct flights, simple property ownership rules for foreigners and prices that are still affordable compared to many European cities.
Georgia at a glance
- Capital
- Tbilisi
- Currency
- Georgian Lari (GEL, ₾)
- Languages
- Georgian; English and Russian widely used
- Time zone
- UTC+4
- Main airports
- Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi
- Climate
- Mild — subtropical on the coast, alpine in the mountains
Why invest in Georgian property
Foreigners can own property
Foreign citizens can buy residential and commercial property in their own name (agricultural land has restrictions).
Fast registration
Ownership is registered through the Public Service Hall — usually within a few working days.
Residency through property
Owning residential property above a set value can make you eligible to apply for a temporary residence permit.
Visa-friendly
Citizens of many countries, including most Gulf states, can visit Georgia without a visa.
Rental demand
Tourism in Tbilisi and Batumi creates steady demand for daily and long-term rentals.
Simple taxes
Georgia is known for a straightforward tax system. Ask our team about the rules that apply to you.
Popular cities
Batumi
The Black Sea resort city — sea-view towers, summer tourism and strong short-term rental demand.
Kutaisi
Georgia's historic second city, with an international airport and more affordable prices.
Gudauri & Bakuriani
Ski resorts in the Caucasus mountains, popular for winter holidays and holiday homes.
Buying process in brief
- 1
Choose the property and agree on the price
- 2
Check the extract from the Public Registry (ownership, mortgages, restrictions)
- 3
Sign the purchase agreement — in person or through a power of attorney
- 4
Pay and register the property in your name at the Public Service Hall
- 5
Receive your registry extract — you are now the owner
Life in Georgia
Hospitality
Georgians are famous for welcoming guests — hospitality is part of the national culture.
Nature
Mountains, sea, lakes and vineyards, all within a few hours' drive.
Halal food
Halal restaurants and butchers are easy to find in Tbilisi and Batumi.
Education
Many international students study medicine and other programmes in English.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Rules can change — contact our team for up-to-date guidance for your situation.
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