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So, you adopted a dog or cat while living in Georgia — and now you’re moving to Europe? Or maybe you’re simply planning a long trip and don’t want to leave your four-legged family member behind. The good news is that taking a pet from Georgia to the European Union is absolutely possible. The less-good…
Tbilisi is built across hills, steep riverbanks, and mountain slopes, so cable cars have long been more than tourist attractions here. Over the years, they have connected neighborhoods separated by difficult terrain, carried residents to recreational areas, and provided some of the best views of the Georgian capital. Today, several cable cars operate across Tbilisi,…
Whether you are moving to Georgia, renting an apartment in Tbilisi, or simply upgrading your home, there are several good places to shop for furniture, decor, household items, tools, and everyday home essentials. Options range from large open-air markets to international chains and local furniture centers. Markets Lilo Mall, Tbilisi Lilo Mall is one of…
A foreign resident recently shared her experience of completing the online interview required to obtain a work permit in Georgia. She works as a product designer and is registered as an individual entrepreneur. Her case offers one of the first real-life insights into how the new system is being applied in practice. What Questions Are…
For several years now, Georgia has become one of the most attractive destinations for freelancers, IT specialists, and remote workers from around the world. A major reason is the country’s Individual Entrepreneur (IE) system, which allows small businesses and freelancers to operate under a 1% tax regime when working with foreign clients. Because of this,…
Why does it feel like everyone in Georgia is more tense lately? A traveler who has visited Georgia since 2007 posted a simple question on Reddit: “Why are Georgians complaining more about Georgia?” They said the country looks similar on the surface—but the mood feels different: more frustration, more “how did it become like this?”…
Georgia Labor Migration Law: Key Clarifications for Foreign Individual Entrepreneurs As Georgia prepares to enforce updated labor migration rules starting in 2026, further clarifications have emerged regarding the status of foreign nationals operating as individual entrepreneurs (IEs). Legal consultations and industry sources confirm that the new framework significantly affects how self-employed foreigners may legally work…
Just like in the United States, you can rent a PO Box in Tbilisi — a practical fallback if you travel often or spend time outside the country but still want a stable place for your mail. This service is offered by Georgia Post and works well for letters, small parcels, and postcards, especially if…
At first glance, Tbilisi streets can feel confusing. Luxury SUVs parked next to Soviet-era apartment blocks. Expensive Japanese 4x4s standing outside small village houses. Cars that look as if they belong in far wealthier countries. For many visitors — and even locals — the same question comes up repeatedly: How can people in Georgia afford…
Georgia introduced a special residence permit for IT specialists starting September 1, 2025. The permit is issued for three years and requires proof of at least two years of professional experience, annual income of at least $25,000, and physical presence in Georgia for no less than 183 days per year. Eligible applicants include employees of…