No visa needed for most passports for a full year, plus one of the lowest tax-residency barriers to entry anywhere, a favorite among long-term nomads.
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Georgia in short
We cover 2 cities in Georgia. A mid-range solo month runs from about $900 in Tbilisi to about $1,300 in Batumi (our planning estimates, method). The visa tracker has 1 record for Georgia, read on official pages and last checked 29 Sept 2026.
Audit 2026-09-29: the tourism administration text describes 'Remotely from Georgia' in the past tense (pandemic-era) and the SDA page lists no nomad permit. What exists is the visa-free one-year stay for citizens of 98 countries and a 20% / 1% tax split. Not a nomad permit, so listed as no scheme
Income rule
Not a nomad permit (see the tracker note)
Stay
Visa-free stay of one full year for eligible nationals (georgia.travel visa page); this is the entry regime, not a nomad permit
Government fee
No fee stated on pages read
Tax
Tourism administration states employees are taxed at 20% and self-employed/individual entrepreneurs at 1% of taxes (page wording; no Revenue Service source read)
Sorted from cheapest. Monthly cost is a mid-range solo scenario in US dollars; housing is the accommodation line of the same scenario. Wifi and safety are planning figures, not measurements.
How this page is built: visa rows are read from the audited tracker, which links each figure to an official page and dates the check; city figures are editorial planning estimates (method). Rules change, so confirm with the authority before you apply. Researched from official immigration pages and the site's cost dataset.
Earlier summary of the visa route
Scheme
Visa-free stay / Remotely from Georgia
Maximum stay
365 days visa-free for most nationalities
Income or savings
None for visa-free entry
Difficulty
Easy
These summary figures were carried over from the earlier site and are not individually dated. Where they differ from the official-source records above, the records win.
