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Retirement Visas

What does a short-term permit cost a property owner?

An immovable thing whose market value exceeds 100 000 US dollars (other than agricultural land); the permit covers the spouse and children too.

What happens when the property is sold?

The short-term residence permit terminates if the foreigner ceases to own the respective immovable thing.

Is a re-valuation needed on extension?

No — if ownership is retained, the foreigner is released from submitting a renewed valuation.

What is the property path to indefinite residence?

Retaining for 5 years ownership of the property worth more than 300 000 US dollars on which an investment permit was based.

4 min·8 Feb 2026

The Property-Based Route to Residence

For a foreigner who wishes to live in Georgia in retirement, real estate is one of the most attractive and legally defined routes. The Law on the Legal Status of Aliens provides two instruments in this direction: the immigration visa and the residence permit. Under Article 7, Georgian visas are divided into categories — diplomatic, special, ordinary, immigration and transit — and the property-based category is provided precisely within the immigration visa.

Specifically, a D5 immigration visa is issued to a person who, in the territory of Georgia, owns under the procedure established by legislation an immovable thing (other than agricultural land) whose market value exceeds the equivalent in lari of 100 000 US dollars, as well as to that person's spouse and child or children. The value is determined by a certified appraiser of a body accredited by the accreditation centre. It is worth noting an amendment under which this threshold rises to 150 000 US dollars, effective from 1 March 2026 — so the timing of an application must be planned with this change in mind.

Updated: 14 Oct 2026

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  • უცხოელთა და მოქალაქეობის არმქონე პირთა სამართლებრივი მდგომარეობის შესახებ