Planning a longer stay? Start with our Georgia digital nomad visa guide. Nomads often compare Tbilisi with Nicosia, Istanbul and Tel Aviv. Well-rated places to work include Regus Vazha-Pshavela, The Hub, Space Z and UG Startup Factory.
Visa for Georgia
Program: Remotely from Georgia Program / Visa-Free Entry (365 days)
Duration: Up to 365 days (1 year) for visa-free nationalities. Up to 1 year for "Remotely from Georgia" program participants.
Income: Approximately USD $2,000/month in foreign income (or USD $24,000 in savings) — required for the "Remotely from Georgia" program. Visa-free entry for 90+ nationalities does not require income proof at border.
Full Georgia DNV guideGeorgia allows 1-year visa-free stay for citizens of 95+ countries. Individual Entrepreneur status: register and pay 1% income tax. Ideal for nomads up to ~$155K/year.
Cost of Living in Tbilisi
Last verified May 2026 — refresh pendingBest Neighborhoods for Nomads
Vake
Modern, leafy, expat favorite
Old Tbilisi (Avlabari)
Historic, atmospheric, touristy
Saburtalo
Modern district with metro access
Vera
Trendy, hip, central
Internet & Infrastructure
Coworking & cafés in Tbilisi
10 verified workspaces · cross-checked against Google Places & reviewed manually · no paid placements
Things to Do in Tbilisi
Traditional Georgian bathing
Georgia is wine birthplace (8000 years)
Largest nomad space
Funicular up the mountain
Mountain church + Caucasus views
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 1-year visa-free stay for 95+ countries
- 1% Individual Entrepreneur tax
- Excellent wine and food
- Affordable cost of living
- Safe and welcoming
- Crossroads of Europe and Asia
Cons
- Russian invasion of Ukraine impact (Russian refugees)
- Limited English outside center
- Tipsy drivers and bad roads
- Cold winters (around 0°C)
- Limited international flight connections