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Work permits for foreigners in Georgia — risk‐free processing with no deadlines

  • From March 1, 2026 — new rules
  • Turnkey support
  • Worknet + Labourmigration

We help employers and self‐employed individuals go through the procedure: we will review your situation, prepare documents and wording, assist with the application, and the next step — a residence permit or D1 visa.

Get advice Calculate the case and terms

Fines starting at 2000 GEL

We help you avoid mistakes and missed deadlines.

Deadline monitoring

Transition periods and next steps (residence permit/⁠D1).

Turnkey support

Submission, requests, interviews, document package.

Quick check: who are you?

Select a scenario — we’ll show you the relevant process.

I am an employer

  1. Posting a job vacancy on Worknet
    We prepare the correct position and requirements, post the vacancy, and ensure that deadlines are met.
  2. Application to Labourmigration
    We collect a package of data/documents, prepare the application, and monitor its status.
  3. Responding to requests and corrections
    We handle communications with the agency: explanations, additions, corrections.
  4. After approval: Residence permit or D1
    We move on to the next step and monitor deadlines.

I am self‐employed

  1. Analysis of the business model
    We determine the status: sole proprietorship/contractor/partner, field of activity, and wording.
  2. Submission of an application to Labourmigration
    We prepare the application, fees, and confirmations.
  3. Preparation for the video interview
    We prepare answers and supporting arguments to help you pass the interview with confidence.
  4. After approval: Residence permit or D1
    We accompany the next step and deadlines.

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In controversial cases (remote work, sole proprietorship abroad, director/partner), correct classification is required.

Who needs a work permit?

Scenarios vary. If the case is borderline, it is better to check in advance — this saves time and reduces the risk of rejection.

Employers

Hiring foreigners.

  • Hiring a foreigner for a Georgian company.
  • Working in an office or remotely for a Georgian employer.
  • New hire after March 1, 2026, or current employee.

I am an employer — register an employee

Self‐employed

Individual entrepreneur / contractor / partner.

  • Operating in Georgia as an individual entrepreneur/contractor/partner.
  • Income from activities in the country.
  • A video interview and supporting documentation are often required.

I am self‐employed — register myself

Borderline cases

We check and classify.

  • You are an individual entrepreneur in Georgia, but you live and work abroad.
  • You live in Georgia, but your income comes from abroad.
  • Company director/partner: which status applies?
  • IT/high income/special statuses.

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What is included in ESPERO group support

We take care of the bureaucracy for you: from analyzing the situation and documents to submitting the application and taking the next step (residence permit/D1).

Audit and strategy

  • We assess your scenario.
  • We check for exceptions and risks.
  • Roadmap and deadlines.

Documents and submission

  • Package and wording.
  • Submission and status monitoring.
  • Responses to agency inquiries.

Interviews and Residence Permits/D1

  • Preparation for video interviews (self‐employed).
  • Residence permit or D1 support.
  • Deadline and risk management.

Select the format of support

We do not publish prices — the cost depends on the case. First, we will clarify the scenario and provide an action plan.

Consultation + roadmap

Get a roadmap
  • Analysis of the situation and risks.
  • List of documents and plan.
  • Review of wording.
  • Deadlines and next steps.

Permit support

Submit an application
  • Prepare and submit the application package.
  • Monitor statuses and deadlines.
  • Respond to agency inquiries.
  • Prepare for interviews (self‐employed).

Turnkey: permit + residence permit / D1

Discuss the case
  • Everything from permit support.
  • Residence permit/D1 support.
  • Verification of the complete package.
  • Deadline monitoring.

Frequently asked questions

If your case is unusual, it is best to check in advance.

Who exactly needs a work permit?

Usually, foreigners working for a Georgian employer (including remotely) and self‐employed persons conducting business in Georgia (sole proprietors, contractors, partners). The exact qualification depends on the scenario and status.

Do I need a permit if I work remotely?

There are different types of remote work: remote work for a Georgian employer and completely remote work without entering Georgia are different cases. We analyze your situation and provide a practical plan.

What happens after approval?

Next, you need to secure your status: apply for a residence permit in Georgia or obtain a D1 visa (if you are abroad). It is important not to miss the deadlines and to prepare the package of documents correctly.

Can’t find the answer to your question?

Please contact us in a way that is convenient for you:

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Get a plan for your case

Submit a brief request, and we will clarify the scenario and provide a clear plan of action: documents, sequence, deadlines, and risks.

We will clarify this in 2—3 questions:

  • Who are you: employer / self‐employed / partner.
  • Where are you physically located (Georgia/abroad).
  • What is your field/position and confirmation.