FAQ

UniPath Georgia is a full-service support provider in Georgia assisting foreigners with student services, residence permits, ID cards, bank accounts, business registration (IE & LLC), and civil documentation processes.

No. While student services are a major focus, we also support entrepreneurs, company founders, and individuals seeking residency or civil services in Georgia.

A D3 visa is a long-term immigration visa issued to foreigners who come to Georgia for study purposes.

Not always. Some nationals may enter Georgia visa-free or with exemptions. However, for long-term study and legal stay, a D3 visa or residence permit is required.

In certain cases, yes. If you enter legally under an exemption regime, you may apply for a residence permit (TRC) through the Justice House in Georgia instead of a Georgian consulate.

It is a residence permit allowing foreigners to legally stay in Georgia for long-term purposes such as study or business.

Yes. For D3 visa or residence permit applications, you must show sufficient funds in a Georgian bank account.

Yes. Both students and entrepreneurs can open personal or business accounts.

• Bank of Georgia
  
  

• TBC Bank
  
  

• Credo Bank

Yes. In some cases, accounts can be opened remotely via Power of Attorney. KYC (Know Your Customer) procedures may be completed online or in person.

Some banks offer premium packages with Visa Platinum and Mastercard World Elite cards, reduced commissions, and personal manager support.

Yes. Foreigners can register as:

• Individual Entrepreneur (IE)

• Limited Liability Company (LLC)

As well as other types of companies

Entrepreneurs with Small Business Status and turnover up to 500,000 GEL annually may benefit from a 1% tax rate.

Yes. Registration can be completed via notarized Power of Attorney without physical presence.

Most likely yes. Banks may request contracts, invoices, bank statements, office lease agreements, and proof of connection to Georgia. Additional documents may be required according to internal compliance policies.

Yes. Georgia has signed numerous double taxation treaties to prevent income from being taxed twice.

• Document translation and notarization
  
  

• Apostille and legalization
  
  

• Marriage registration
  
  

• Notice of conviction
  
  

• Driver’s license exchange
  
  

• ID card issuance

Students, entrepreneurs, employees, investors, and family members of residents.

It is an official residence card issued after approval of a residence permit application.

Yes. Georgia allows relatively fast and simplified marriage registration for foreigners.

Because we provide an all-in-one solution — education support, immigration, banking, business registration, and civil services — through one coordinated team with 3+ years of experience and strong local connections. 

Yes. We cooperate with agencies, consultants, and international partners, providing reliable on-the-ground execution in Georgia.