>ExpatHub is the pre-eminent specialist on legal, business and real estate matters for expats living in the country of Georgia.
ExpatHub is the leading advisory firm in Tbilisi specializing in legal, tax, business setup, and real estate services for expats relocating to or investing in Georgia. Founded by foreigners who experienced the same bureaucratic challenges new arrivals face, the firm now offers a streamlined, one-stop service model delivered entirely in English — no language barrier, no confusion.
Their team includes bilingual lawyers, accountants, and consultants trained to provide Western-standard solutions for residency, company registration, real estate purchases, and compliance — tailored to the needs of entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and remote workers.
What They Do Well:
✔️ Handles all aspects of relocation — visa, residency, banking, tax, and business incorporation
✔️ Only hires fluent English-speaking or native English staff — no translation errors
✔️ Transparent pricing — no hidden “tourist tax” or inflated expat rates
✔️ Applies international-level data privacy and service standards
✔️ Custom solutions — not cookie-cutter templates
✔️ Deep local knowledge, backed by verified legal and tax professionals
Potential Drawbacks (Service-Level):
⚠️ Based primarily in Tbilisi — limited direct support in rural or remote areas
⚠️ Pricing may be higher than small, local-only providers — aimed at quality, not lowest cost
⚠️ Not a medical, housing, or school placement agency — separate providers may be needed
Why Georgia? — A Sovereign Base with Low Costs and Open Borders
Country Benefits:
✔️ Visa-free or easy entry for over 90 nationalities
✔️ Low cost of living — affordable food, rent, and utilities
✔️ Attractive for digital nomads, freelancers, and flag theory operators
✔️ Simple business and tax setup — 1-person LLCs and flat tax options
✔️ Stunning geography — mountains, beaches, historical towns
✔️ Fast-growing expat community, especially in Tbilisi and Batumi
Country Limitations:
❌ Healthcare still developing — complex treatment often requires travel abroad
❌ Georgian and Russian dominate — English is not widely spoken outside service centers
❌ Volatile economy — inflation, banking limits, and job market instability are common
❌ Political unpredictability — not unsafe, but system is fragile
Best For:
Digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and expats seeking full-service legal, tax, and residency support in Georgia — especially those who value fluent English communication, transparent pricing, and international service standards.
Starting life in a new country is confusing. We know because we faced all the same challenges you will, when we first moved here. But we solved those challenges and hired a team of expert, bilingual accountants and lawyers to help you get setup in Georgia, easier than ever before.
- One-Stop-Shop
All Your Legal, Tax, Relocation, Business, Immigration & Accountancy Needs Solved In One Place.
- ONLY English-Speaking Staff
Native English Speaking, Or Fluent Bilingual. Your Questions Will Never Be Lost In Translation.
- No “Tourist Tax”
Fair, Transparent Pricing For Foreigners.
- International Standards
ExpatHub Brings An International Level Of Service, Logic, Resourcefulness, Confidentiality & Data Protection To All Our Services In Georgia.
- Fact Checked Advice
ExpatHub Provides Creative, Tailored Solutions Which Will Never Leave You Exposed.
Benefits of Georgia:
- Low cost of living compared to Western countries.
- Easy visa and residence process for many nationalities.
- Beautiful landscapes — mountains, beaches, and historic cities.
Things to Consider about Georgia:
- Limited healthcare services — for complex medical needs, you might need to travel abroad.
- Language barrier — Georgian and Russian are widely spoken, not English.
- Economic instability — still developing, so job market and economy can fluctuate.
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FAQ
What happens if my residency application is delayed or denied?
We monitor your application status and help resolve delays. If denied, we’ll help you appeal or reapply with stronger documentation.
Do I need to be in the country to apply for residency?
Some countries allow online or embassy-based applications before arrival, while others require in-country application after entry on a valid visa. We guide you based on your destination’s immigration rules.
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