6 guides on Georgia: prices, payment plans, buying steps and the questions investors ask us.
Quick answers
Yes. Georgia's constitution reserves agricultural land for Georgian citizens, but a foreigner can own an apartment. Registration goes through NAPR, with fees from 150 to 350 GEL depending on processing speed.
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Georgia lets a foreigner own an apartment, though not agricultural land, registers the title through NAPR, and can grant a residence permit above a published value threshold. Here is what applies to a buyer from Canada.
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Georgian rules for a foreign buyer, NAPR registration and the role of a local lawyer: what a Russian citizen needs to know before buying an apartment in Batumi, including any checks specific to nationality.
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Residency & taxes
A short-term residence permit is available to a foreign property owner, including an Israeli buyer, above a published value threshold, subject to conditions confirmed with the Georgian authorities. It is not a nationality or an automatic right.
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Quick answers
Yes, with the same rule that applies to any foreign buyer. Apartments are open to foreign ownership; agricultural land is reserved. A local lawyer checks the title before you sign.
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Batumi is Georgia's Black Sea resort city, and Orven now tracks eighteen residential projects across six districts there. Here is how the collection breaks down, project by project.
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