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Work Remotely from Georgia

Georgia with its rich culture and astonishingly diverse landscapes is by far the most visited country in the South Caucasus. It’s also among the most successful fighting covid, which makes it an ideal destination for anyone to work remotely.

Why Georgia

Covid-19 has a significant effect on the increased demand of remote working and the government decided to capitalize on this and activate the new project “Remotely from Georgia”. The project creates an opportunity for long-term visitors, such as Entrepreneurs, Freelancers, Remote Workers, and their families to come and stay in Georgia for up to a year.
  • High Speed Internet
  • Affordable Housing
  • Big Expat Community

  • Eligible Countries

    All travelers - up to 95 country nationals. Such as US, EU, GcC countries, etc.) who could visit Georgia visa free and could stay in the country for up to a year, before pandemics.
    Relevantly, there will be no special visa category issued for travelers willing to remotely work from Georgia. They will just need to submit specially tailored application form and provide financial proof along with other requested information. After obtaining approval from Georgian Government, applicants and their families will be allowed to travel and work remotely from Georgia.

  • Quarantine

    Georgia re-opened its borders for travelers from five countries, Germany, France, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. A 8-day quarantine will remain mandatory for countries other than the ones listed above and those who have recently travelled to high-risk, non-EU member countries.
    Citizens of the above mentioned five countries will be able to visit Georgia only by direct flight. Before crossing the Georgian border, they must fill out a specially designed electronic form in which they must indicate their travel history of the previous 14 days before entering Georgia and where they are going to stay in the country.

  • How to Travel to Georgia

    Airlines from France, Germany and the Baltic states beginning direct service again. Lufthansa, Air France, and other Baltic airline flights have been fully booked by Georgians and pandemic-weary Europeans seeking gastronomy, wine and scenic wonders of Georgia. The entry access for foreign citizens applies to land borders too.

  • Who is this Program For

    Entrepreneurs, business owners, those currently employed with distance work allowance from their employers, freelancers or creative groups. This could be greatest opportunity to live and work from World’s safest destination, which also turns out to be one of the most exciting places to visit.

  • How to Apply

    Fill in the application form below and you will be contacted for additional steps.
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  • Who to Contact

    For more questions you can contact us on our facebook page Georgia.travel or write us an email at: info@gnta.ge

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FAQ

  • Safety

    This project states a steady step forward to our openness for the world, where Georgia can be a perfectly suitable place to work from.

  • Good Internet Connection

    Georgia is beginning to develop high-speed Internet infrastructure in the country's regional areas, making Internet cheaper and more accessible for the rural population.

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