Georgia's Virtual Zone status gives qualifying IT companies a 1% effective tax rate on foreign-sourced income. Fast incorporation, low costs, and a strong banking infrastructure.
Georgian government registration fees (~$50–$100) are included. Bank account assistance is included.
Form a Georgia CompanyWe confirm your business activity qualifies for Virtual Zone status (IT services to foreign clients).
Registered with the National Agency of Public Registry. Typically 1–3 business days.
Applied separately from incorporation; granted by the Revenue Service of Georgia.
We assist with TBC Bank or Bank of Georgia account opening in Tbilisi.
The Virtual Zone is a Georgian tax status for IT companies that supply services exclusively to clients outside Georgia. Qualifying companies pay 0% Georgian corporate tax on those foreign-sourced IT revenues, plus a 5% dividend distribution tax – an effective rate of ~1% on profits distributed.
Software development, IT consulting, SaaS, cybersecurity, and similar technology services provided to foreign clients typically qualify. Retail, trading, and non-IT services do not.
You can prepare the paperwork remotely, but for most banks in Georgia you will need to be present in person to open an account. The incorporation itself can be done via power of attorney.
No. Georgia is an independent country in the South Caucasus. It is not an EU member, but has an Association Agreement with the EU and EU candidate status applied for in 2022.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling — from first document to final approval.
Form a Georgia Company