Buyer guide · 4 min
Can Foreigners Buy Property in Georgia?
Yes — in most cases, without a residency or citizenship requirement. Here is how the process works.
Georgia allows foreign citizens to purchase apartments, houses and commercial property on broadly the same basis as Georgian citizens. The principal restriction concerns agricultural land, which follows separate rules.
A typical purchase begins with legal and technical checks: confirming ownership, reviewing the public registry record, checking permits and understanding the payment schedule. A bilingual agreement should clearly state the property, price, completion condition and each party’s obligations.
Ownership is completed through registration with Georgia’s Public Service Hall. A local advisor and independent lawyer can help verify the documents before funds are transferred. Rules can change, so each transaction should be reviewed on its own facts.