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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…
For information technology specialists Georgia offers not one path but two legal routes: the general labour 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…
