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Georgia digital nomad visa (2026)
Since May 2026 Georgia has a C5 visa for people coming as tourists who also work only for employers or clients outside Georgia. It is issued only through the e-VISA portal, is valid for five years with multiple entries, and allows stays of up to one year. Spouses and minor children can also receive it.
- Minimum income
- No fixed amount; must show sufficient funds
- Length of stay
- Visa valid 5 years, multiple entry, stays of up to 1 year
- Renewal
- A new C5 visa can be obtained; it replaces the old one and restarts the 1-year stay from first entry
- Fee
- USD 300
- Processing time
- Issued on the 5th working day; up to 10 working days if more checks are needed
Do you earn enough?
Compare your income with this and 41 other remote-work visas.
Who can apply
Only nationals of countries that the Georgian Foreign Minister has approved for e-visas can apply online.
- Work only for non-resident entities whose activity is outside Georgia
- Nationality on Georgia's e-visa country list
- Travel or health insurance and enough funds for the stay
- No security or immigration-policy objection
Income requirement
You need to show at least No fixed amount; must show sufficient funds. The government resolution sets no income figure; refusal grounds include not having enough money for the stay and return, and no family add-on is set.
Documents you need
- Valid passport
- Online C5 application on the e-VISA portal
- Proof of work for a non-resident employer or client
- Travel or health insurance
- Proof of sufficient funds
- For family: proof of marriage or parenthood
How to apply, step by step
- Apply on Georgia's e-VISA portal (embassies cannot issue C5 visas)
- Pay the USD 300 fee
- Wait about 5 working days for the decision
- Enter Georgia with the electronic visa
Cost and processing time
The fee is uSD 300. Processing takes issued on the 5th working day; up to 10 working days if more checks are needed. Budget extra for translations, certified copies and health insurance.
Tax
The visa rules say nothing about tax. Tax residency in Georgia usually starts after 183 days in a 12-month period; check with the Georgia Revenue Service.
Good to know
- Applications are approved in agreement with the State Security Service and can be refused on immigration-policy grounds
- Work for Georgian employers or local clients is not covered
- The old 'Remotely from Georgia' COVID-era scheme is no longer running
Visiting first?
100 passports can enter Georgia visa-free for a short stay, a common way to try the country before applying. Check Georgia visa requirements for your passport.
Official source
Legislative Herald of Georgia – Government Resolution No. 184 (7 May 2026)
Not yet confirmed on an official source: documents, eligibleOnly, tax. Check these with the consulate before you apply.
Georgia digital nomad visa FAQ
What is the minimum income for the Georgia digital nomad visa?
No fixed amount; must show sufficient funds. The government resolution sets no income figure; refusal grounds include not having enough money for the stay and return, and no family add-on is set.
How long can I stay in Georgia on a digital nomad visa?
Visa valid 5 years, multiple entry, stays of up to 1 year. A new C5 visa can be obtained; it replaces the old one and restarts the 1-year stay from first entry.
How much does the Georgia digital nomad visa cost?
USD 300.
How long does the Georgia digital nomad visa take?
Issued on the 5th working day; up to 10 working days if more checks are needed.
Do I pay tax in Georgia on a digital nomad visa?
The visa rules say nothing about tax. Tax residency in Georgia usually starts after 183 days in a 12-month period; check with the Georgia Revenue Service.
Who can apply for the Georgia digital nomad visa?
Only nationals of countries that the Georgian Foreign Minister has approved for e-visas can apply online.
Other digital nomad visas
Sorted by income requirement, lowest first.
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Ecuador
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Brazil
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Mauritius
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Colombia
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Taiwan
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Namibia
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Sri Lanka
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Italy
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Spain
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Costa Rica
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Malaysia
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Panama
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Turkey
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South Korea
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South Africa
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Hungary
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United Arab Emirates
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Malta
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Cyprus
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Greece
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Mexico
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Croatia
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Portugal
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Antigua and Barbuda
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Barbados
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Dominica
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Latvia
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Indonesia
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Estonia
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Japan
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Romania
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Belize
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Albania
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Argentina
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Bahamas
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Cape Verde
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Kenya
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Montenegro
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Seychelles
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Thailand
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Uruguay
Last reviewed November 2026. Amounts and rules change often and can differ by consulate. This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice.