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Restricted Goods

Dual-Use Goods Licensing

Which permits cover dual-use goods?

Permits for import, export, transit, brokerage services and technical assistance — each action is provided for as a separate type.

Who issues military-production general licenses?

The Ministry of Defence of Georgia — on the basis of a recommendation of the standing military-technical commission.

Which additional documents does a general-license seeker need?

Registry data, a list of persons with certificates, a list of buildings, fire and technical safety and protection documents, and the commission’s recommendation.

Who may hold the brokerage license?

A resident as defined by the Tax Code; the license is issued by the Ministry of Defence.

Where is issuance centred?

The Ministry of Defence — on the standing commission's recommendation.

5 min·8 Feb 2026

Permit Regulation of Dual-Use Goods

Dual-use goods — items usable for both civil and military purposes — are regulated through the catalogue of permit types in the licensing law. In this category the catalogue defines five types: the permit for the import of dual-use products; for export; for transit; for brokerage services on such products; and for technical assistance. The division is deliberately detailed: the state does not control abstract „trade“ but each movement and service separately — import, export, transit, brokering and technical assistance each require their own permit.

Updated: 17 Oct 2026