Georgia offers a business-friendly environment, low taxes, no restrictions on foreign property ownership, and a fast-growing tourism and real estate sector. The country also has a strategic location between Europe and Asia.

Tbilisi is ideal for long-term rental and business investments. Batumi is popular for tourism and short-term rentals. Bakuriani and Gudauri are ski resorts attracting seasonal investors. Each location suits different investment goals.

Top districts include Vake, Vera, Saburtalo, and Mtatsminda. They are central, safe, and in demand for both living and renting. Vake is particularly favored by expats and professionals.

Yes. You can register ownership through a power of attorney. Many legal firms in Georgia assist with remote registration for foreign buyers.

Required documents include a valid passport, notarized sales agreement, and tax identification number (can be obtained locally). If done remotely, a power of attorney is also needed.

There is no property transfer tax in Georgia. You only pay a 0.1% registration fee, making it cost-effective for investors.

Standard registration takes 1–4 business days. An expedited same-day service is available for an additional fee.

Benefits include eligibility for residence permits, visa-free travel to Georgia, access to a growing tourism market, and long-term capital appreciation. You also enjoy full ownership rights as a foreigner.

A standard private house takes 6–12 months, depending on permits, size, and weather conditions.

Yes. You can appoint us via power of attorney to oversee the entire process. This is what we usually do. When choosing materials we often also digitally show the visual part of materials.