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Georgia’s Labor Migration Law Overhaul 2026: The Complete Legal Guide to Work Permits, New Exemptions & Short-Term Professional Activity

Breaking Legal Development: On April 15, 2026 Georgia enacted Law №1509, fundamentally amending the Law “On Labor Migration“. Combined with Government Resolution №70 (February 20, 2026), this is the most significant restructuring of Georgia’s labor immigration framework in years. Introduction: Two Seismic Changes in 12 Months If you are a

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  • Immigration

Refugee Rights and Legal Protection in Georgia

The protection of refugees is one of the most important responsibilities of modern legal systems. Individuals who are forced to leave their home countries due to persecution, armed conflict, or serious human rights violations require special legal safeguards. Georgia, due to its geopolitical location and historical experience with displacement, has

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  • Immigration

Investment Residence Permit in Georgia: Legal Requirements, Benefits, and Key Considerations

Georgia continues to position itself as an attractive destination for foreign investors, offering a relatively simple legal framework, low taxes, and flexible business opportunities. Among the most appealing legal mechanisms available to foreign nationals is the Investment Residence Permit, which allows individuals – and their families – to legally reside

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Mandatory Health Insurance for Foreign Tourists in Georgia: What You Need to Know from 2026

Introduction: Discover Georgia Nestled at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, Georgia is a country renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. From the historic streets of Tbilisi to the beaches of Batumi and the majestic peaks of the Caucasus Mountains, Georgia attracts thousands of

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  • Business Law, Immigration

New Work Permit Rules in Georgia (2026): Complete Guide for Foreign Employees and Self-Employed Individuals

Effective from 1 March 2026, Georgia introduces a mandatory work authorization (work permit) regime for foreign nationals under Government Resolution No. 70 (20 February 2026). This reform significantly changes the legal framework for foreign employees, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and investors working in Georgia. What Is the New Work Permit System in

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  • Immigration

Nomos Georgia Training Center conducted a professional training session on amendments to the Labor Migration Law

Significant changes to labor migration and residence regulations will come into force on March 1, 2026. These amendments will directly affect both employers and foreign nationals, imposing additional legal and administrative responsibilities on businesses. This important topic was the focus of a professional training organized by the Nomos Georgia Training

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  • Immigration

Comprehensive Guide: How to Get Georgian Citizenship

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 Georgian roots or those interested in contributing to the country,

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  • Immigration

Special Labor Permit: What Foreign Employees Need to Know from March 1, 2026

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 Georgia, even if they have a

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Residence Permits in Georgia: A Complete Guide for Foreign Investors and Nomads

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 purposes. Understanding the types of permits, application

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Changes for Foreign Nationals Seeking Employment in Georgia

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