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The Work-Right Regime in 2026 — Who It Covers The Law of Georgia on Labour Migration separates the right to work in…
How the Right to Work Is Obtained The Law of Georgia on Labour Migration requires a special right for the remunerated…
What a Work Residence Permit for the Self-Employed Is Article 15 of the Georgian Law on the Legal Status of Foreigners…
The legalisation of foreign teachers in Georgia is a meeting point of education and migration law: on one side the…
Extension on the Same Conditions The extension of a work residence permit is determined by Article 16 of the Law on the…
A Labor Residence Permit (often referred to as a "Work Visa" or "Work Permit") is the primary legal basis for foreign…
The First Step — the D2 Immigration Visa For a person of liberal profession planning long-term work in Georgia, the…
The legalisation of foreign medical personnel in Georgia fits within the general labour-migration frame, but with one…
Two Routes — the General Work Permit and the Special IT Document The Law of Georgia on the Legal Status of Aliens and…
Corporate transfer — moving an employee from one position to another, within a country or across borders — affects…
No Sectoral Permit Exists — the General Work Residence In Georgia there is no separate, sectoral work residence permit…
Hiring an alien to work in Georgia does not depend on his or her personal visa application alone — the decisive role…
What the D1 Visa and Work Residence Permit Are Georgia's visas are divided into categories — diplomatic, special…
The Visa Basis of a Corporate Transfer — Category D1 An intra-company transfer — bringing an employee to Georgia within…
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