Georgia IE registration for foreigners
A Georgian Individual Entrepreneur is a natural person conducting business. Start with suitability, then prepare an accepted filing.
Find my likely routeWhat you are registering
An IE is an individual business, not a separate company. Personal liability, activity classification and cross-border treatment need review. Small Business Status is a separate application; the registry does not grant a tax result.
As of 9 October 2026 — Georgia Tax Code · Verify with Georgian counselDocuments and remote filing
Confirm your passport, Georgian address, filing authority and any certified translation. Remote filing depends on the accepted route. NAPR offers a digital registration service; availability for your identity and documents must be checked rather than assumed. Notarisation, apostille and originals may be required.
As of 9 October 2026 — NAPR fees and terms · Verify with Georgian counselFees and timing
NAPR lists standard IE registration at GEL 26 with a one-working-day service period, or GEL 75 on the filing day. These are registry charges after accepted submission, not an end-to-end promise. Document preparation, status applications and banking are separate stages.
As of 9 October 2026 — NAPR fees and terms · Verify with Georgian counselUseful questions.
Can a foreigner start remotely?
A remote route may be available. Confirm applicant eligibility, accepted identity documents and signing authority before purchase.
What does IE Launch include?
IE Launch scope covers registration coordination, required registration documents, first-year legal address, SBS application support where eligible and a records handover.
General information, not an individual legal or tax opinion. All tax and immigration propositions require Georgian counsel verification against the latest rules and your facts.
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