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Immigration Law

Immigration law in Georgia: temporary and permanent residence permits, work and investment grounds, citizenship, asylum, and appeals against refusals. Support in English and Russian.

  • Assistance in obtaining residence permit in Georgia
  • Assistance in obtaining asylum in Georgia
  • Assistance in obtaining Georgian citizenship
  • Representation in administrative bodies and courts of Georgia

Immigration procedures in Georgia involve important legal steps that determine the right to stay, work, own property, open a business or obtain long-term residency. Incorrect documentation, missed deadlines or failure to justify legal grounds often result in refusal, delays or loss of status.

Our role is to provide a legally accurate and complete process, ensuring that every application meets the requirements of Georgian legislation.


We Assist Clients With

  • temporary residence permit (TRP)
  • permanent residence permit (PRP)
  • residence based on investment or real estate ownership
  • employment-based residence
  • family-based and dependent residence categories
  • citizenship applications
  • visa-D submissions
  • appeals of rejected residency applications
  • extension of existing permits
  • obtaining legal status after overstaying

We work both with individuals and companies inviting foreign employees.


What We Do in Immigration Cases

  • evaluate eligibility and legal grounds
  • prepare all required documentation
  • draft applications and official submissions
  • communication with authorities
  • accompany submission process
  • assist with translation and legalization (if required)
  • request corrections or reconsideration
  • file administrative or judicial appeals when necessary

Our approach is based on precision, strategic preparation and timely execution.


Typical Issues Foreigners Face

  • application rejection due to missing documents
  • incorrect category of request
  • insufficient justification of employment or business
  • incorrectly prepared contracts or ownership documents
  • missed deadlines for submission or extension
  • refusal of renewal due to tax or employment inconsistencies

Many of these issues can be avoided with legal guidance before filing.


Key Grounds for Residence in Georgia Include

  • employment contract or business activities
  • ownership of real estate
  • long-term stay and integration
  • family status
  • investment

Each category has different eligibility rules and document requirements.


When Legal Support Is Critical

  • you previously had a refusal
  • your permit expires soon
  • documents need legalization or apostille
  • the status also applies to family members
  • you have property or company-related issues

Immediate preparation ensures compliance with deadlines and procedural rules.


Request Assistance

If you need to obtain or extend your residence permit, resolve immigration-related issues, submit an appeal or receive legal support in communication with authorities — contact us for evaluation and a tailored strategy.

Frequently asked questions

  • On what grounds can a residence permit be obtained in Georgia?

    The main grounds are an employment contract or business activity, ownership of real estate, investment, family status, and long-term lawful residence in the country. Each category has its own eligibility rules and documents.

  • My application was refused — can the decision be appealed?

    Yes. A refusal is appealed administratively and then, if necessary, in court. What matters is meeting the deadline and correctly identifying the real reason for the refusal.

  • Does the status extend to family members?

    In several categories family members can obtain a permit alongside the main applicant. A separate set of documents is prepared for them.

  • In what languages are consultations held?

    In English, Russian and Georgian. Where required, we also assist with translation and legalisation of documents.

Need a consultation?

Describe your situation — we will assess the prospects and propose the next steps.

Appoint a consultation