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Georgia Visa for Indians: Types, Official Portal & Documents (2026)

Georgia is visa-free for many nationalities and offers an official e-Visa to others. Holders of certain valid visas or residence permits may also enter visa-free; check the country list on the official portal.

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For Indian passport holders

e-Visae-Visa (or visa-free with a qualifying visa/residence)

Indian passport holders can apply for Georgia's e-Visa online. If you hold a qualifying valid visa or residence permit, you may enter visa-free; check the current list on GeoConsul before travel.

Source: official government page(official site, opens in a new tab)

Ways to enter Georgia

Official sources

Government websites — the only authoritative place for current rules and fees. Beware of look-alike sites.

Typical documents

Commonly requested items. The official checklist for your visa category always takes priority.

  • Passport valid for stay
  • Travel insurance
  • Hotel booking
  • Return ticket
  • Bank statement
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Processing time and fees

Processing

The e-Visa portal states processing times; apply ahead of travel.

Government fees

Fees are shown on evisa.gov.ge.

Providers that cover Georgia

Sample prices

17 listed providers file Georgia tourist applications for Indian passports. Totals below are illustrative sample figures (service + estimated government fee), not quotes. You can also apply yourself on the official portal above.

Compare all 17 providers

Tips before you apply

  • Use evisa.gov.ge only.
  • Check whether your US/EU visa qualifies for visa-free entry.

Georgia visa FAQ for Indians

Do Indians need a visa for Georgia?
Usually an e-Visa, unless you hold a qualifying visa or residence permit.
Where do I apply?
On the official portal, evisa.gov.ge.
Does a Schengen visa help?
Georgia allows visa-free entry for holders of certain visas; check the current list on GeoConsul.
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