Georgia is a country with a welcoming approach to citizenship. Georgian citizens enjoy equality before the law regardless of race, language, religion, or social status. The country guarantees the protection of rights both within Georgia and abroad. For foreigners with...
As of March 1, 2026, foreigners intending to work in Georgia will be required to follow new employment regulations. The most significant change is the introduction of the “Right to Work” permit. Without this permit, foreigners will not be allowed to work legally in...
Residence Permit in Georgia: What You Need to Know Living in Georgia as a foreigner can be exciting, but before settling down, obtaining a residence permit is essential. A residence permit allows you to stay legally for work, study, family reasons, or investment...
The Law of Georgia “On Labour Migration” regulates the employment of foreign nationals who do not hold a permanent residence permit in Georgia, as well as the performance of labour activities in Georgia for remuneration or other financial benefits. Due to changes in...
Georgia is increasingly popular among foreigners and expatriates due to its favourable business environment, relaxed residency rules, and cultural openness. Yet, navigating the local legal system can be complex without expert assistance. Nomos Georgia specialises in...
If you are planning to move to Georgia, or are already here and are hoping to switch from a visa to a residence permit, Georgia offers several types of temporary residency permits. The most popular ones include the Work Residence Permit, Short-term Residence Permit...