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Old town of Tbilisi, Georgia

Georgia

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Fast, digital entry with the 1 % small business status and tax-free foreign income for individuals.

Good for:Digital nomadsEntrepreneursPlan B

At a glance

Income tax (top)
20 %
Corporate tax
15 %
Dividends & capital
5 %
Foreign income
tax-free
Minimum stay
no fixed minimum
Photo: mostafa meraji / Unsplash

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At a glance

Is Georgia right for you?

Advantages

  • Small business status: 1 % tax on turnover up to GEL 500,000 for qualifying activities
  • Foreign-source income of individuals is not taxed
  • Visa-free stay of up to one year for many nationalities
  • Corporate tax only on distributed profits (15 %)

What you should know

  • The 1 % status applies only to certain activities and below the turnover cap
  • Banks apply strict compliance checks for non-residents

Who it suits

  • Digital nomads
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Plan B

Less suited for

  • People who want EU residency rights
  • Anyone who needs predictable geopolitics

Taxes & facts

Taxes and legal facts

Facts at a glance

As of 2026
Income tax (top)
20 %
Corporate tax
15 %
Dividends & capital
5 %
Foreign income
tax-free
Special regime
Small business status: 1 % on turnover up to GEL 500,000
Tax residency
Tax resident with 183 days in 12 months; a special status exists for high-net-worth individuals
Wealth tax
none
Inheritance tax
none

Simplified headline figures from public sources, without guarantee.

Editorial draft – being verified with local providersUpdated October 25, 2026

Sources: Revenue Service of Georgia · UK FCDO – foreign travel advice (safety)

Living there

Living there

Healthcare

Good private clinics in Tbilisi and Batumi; private insurance is common.

Safety

Low street crime in cities; avoid areas near the occupied regions.

Cost of living

Low to moderate; rents in Tbilisi have risen in recent years.

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