Help with registration of marriage in Georgia for foreigners in Batumi.
Plain and simple. A marriage certificate is legal in other countries.
Georgia’s new labor migration regulations raise many questions. We help you navigate the process without unnecessary confusion and minimize the risk of errors when submitting your application.
We’ll check whether you meet the requirements, determine which documents are needed in your specific case, and advise you on what’s best to prepare in advance.
We explain the process in simple terms: from posting the job listing and application to obtaining a residence permit and the next steps.
If a video interview is scheduled, we’ll help you prepare and advise you on how to arrange for an interpreter.
We handle requests from foreigners who live, register as sole proprietors, or run businesses specifically in Batumi and Adjara.
In most cases, a work permit is required for foreigners who are actually working or conducting business in Georgia.
If you are employed by a Georgian company under a contract.
If you have registered as a sole proprietor, are self‐employed, or provide services as a freelancer.
Even if the company is your own, you usually need to obtain a separate work permit.
If you are actually working from Georgia, you also need to verify your legal status.
We determine your status: employee, sole proprietor, director, founder, or freelancer.
We compile a list of required documents and verify your passport, financial records, contracts, education, and other information.
We fill out the application form and submit the package through the government system.
We assist you throughout the review process, the interview, and further steps regarding your residence permit.
The exact set of documents depends on your status. The requirements vary for sole proprietors, self‐employed individuals, company employees, and founding directors. It’s best to check the requirements in advance to avoid wasting time on resubmitting your application.
| Processing time | State fee |
|---|---|
| 30 business days | 200 lari |
| 10 business days | 400 lari |
The state fee is paid to the government.
For many self‐employed foreigners and entrepreneurs, it is crucial to obtain the necessary work authorization and regularize their legal status in a timely manner.
What’s important to check in advance:
Yes, in most cases, self‐employed foreigners and entrepreneurs must also obtain authorization to work.
Generally, yes. Even if the company belongs to you, a foreigner’s employment must be authorized separately.
Yes. The application is usually submitted through the government’s electronic system.
Usually in Georgian or English. An interpreter may be present if necessary.
If a foreign citizen is actually conducting business from Georgia, the issue of a work permit and legal status must be checked separately. In many cases, yes, one is required.
Yes, this process can be handled comprehensively: first, obtaining the right to work, then securing the appropriate residence status.
Contact us, and we’ll let you know exactly which documents you need, how long the application process will take, and how to navigate the process smoothly without unnecessary risks.
