Visa, Banking, and Company Services for Tbilisi-Based Nomads
Tbilisi combines low living costs, fast internet, vibrant culture, and one of the world's friendliest tax regimes for remote workers. Whether you are freelancing, running a consulting business, or building a startup, we handle the paperwork so you can focus on your work.
Who this is for
- Remote workers and freelancers staying in Georgia for 3+ months
- Nomads who want to formalise their Georgian tax status (1% Small Business rate)
- Entrepreneurs who want to open a Georgian bank account as a non-resident
- Those planning to use Tbilisi as a long-term base in the Caucasus region
Tbilisi has quietly become one of the world's most popular digital nomad cities. Georgia's liberal visa-free policy (most nationalities can enter without a visa and stay up to 365 days per year), low cost of living, excellent co-working infrastructure, and a 1% flat tax for Small Business Status make it a compelling base for location-independent professionals.
Available services
Georgia Small Business Status
Pay 1% flat tax on foreign-sourced freelance and consulting income. Register as an Individual Entrepreneur.
Georgia Bank Account
Open a personal or business account at TBC Bank or Bank of Georgia as a non-resident.
UK Ltd Company
A UK limited company is the most popular entity for nomads in Georgia who invoice international clients.
Remotely from Georgia
Georgia's official programme for foreign remote workers. Includes business account and tax guidance.
Get startedHow it works
Assessment
We review your income type, nationality, and goals to recommend the best Georgia setup.
IE and tax registration
We register you as an Individual Entrepreneur and apply for Small Business Status with the Georgian Revenue Service.
Bank account opening
We coordinate in-person or digital bank account opening at TBC Bank or Bank of Georgia.
Company formation
If required, we form a UK Ltd or other entity in parallel to invoice international clients.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to live in Tbilisi?
Most nationalities can enter Georgia without a visa and stay up to 365 consecutive days per year. This includes citizens of the USA, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, and most others. After 365 days you must exit briefly and re-enter. We advise on your specific nationality during onboarding.
Do I need to be in Georgia to register as an Individual Entrepreneur?
Yes. The NAPR (National Agency of Public Registry) registration and bank account opening both require in-person presence in Georgia. Most registrations can be completed in 1-3 business days once you are physically present. Some banks offer digital account opening for certain nationalities.
What is the 1% Small Business tax in Georgia?
Georgia's Small Business Status allows Individual Entrepreneurs with annual turnover under approximately 500,000 GEL (roughly $180,000 USD) to pay 1% flat tax on total turnover. Foreign-sourced income (from international clients) is typically subject to this 1% rate. It is one of the lowest freelance tax rates globally.
Is Tbilisi safe for nomads?
Georgia consistently ranks as one of the safest countries for visitors and expats. Tbilisi has a low crime rate, a growing English-speaking community, and a welcoming local population. The city has excellent co-working spaces, reliable fibre broadband, and affordable accommodation.
Ready to get started?
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
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