Moving to Georgia is easier when you can ask a lawyer what to do next. Our Tbilisi team helps with residence permits, visas and citizenship, from preparing the first papers to representing you when an application is refused.
Start with the documents and the dates
Tell us what you want to do in Georgia, where you are now and when your allowed stay ends. Send your passport, any visa or residence papers, and the work, property, study or family documents you already have. If a deadline is close, put that in the first line of your message.
If you have received a request or refusal, send the whole letter and tell us when it arrived. We can then explain what it means, which documents could help and how much time you have to respond.
Residence and visa applications
We explain which application fits your plans and help put the papers together. You may need documents from an employer or accountant, a property valuation, family certificates, a university letter or papers from abroad. We tell you who needs to provide what and handle the legal work agreed with you.
If you are coming for work or business, we explain the work-authorisation and immigration steps together. For a family application, we tell you who can apply and which certificates each person needs. You receive a written quote setting out our legal work, fee and additional expenses before we begin.
Citizenship and longer-term plans
Thinking about citizenship or permanent residence? Bring your previous residence papers and the documents showing your family connection or earlier citizenship. We help put the history together, explain the legal requirements and identify any tests, certificates or translations you need.
If a property purchase or investment is part of your move, speak to us before signing. We can explain the residence requirements and the conditions you would need to meet later for a longer-term application. That gives you time to prepare the right documents from the start.
Refusals, complaints and administrative proceedings
If your application has been refused, send us the full letter and the papers you submitted. A lawyer will examine the reasons and explain your options, which may include supplying further documents, applying again, making an administrative complaint or going to court. The next step depends on the refusal and the time available.
Include the application number, any later correspondence and the date you received the refusal. Contact us promptly so we can identify the deadline. Before you appoint us, we explain the legal work we recommend, the representation available and the fee.
Representation and documents issued abroad
Outside Georgia? We can explain which steps a representative may handle and whether you need a power of attorney. Send us the issuing country and copies of the documents you plan to use. We will tell you about any authentication and Georgian translation required for the procedure.
Let us confirm the wording before you sign a power of attorney abroad. This helps ensure it gives the authority needed for the work you want us to handle and avoids repeating notarial or courier arrangements.
Arrange a useful first conversation
Contact info@residencepermits.ge or call +995 555 940 077. Tell us what you want to do, which papers you already have and whether a deadline is approaching. We will explain the next step and how we can help.