How to Get a Study Visa for Georgia

Get Accepted to a University
The first thing you’ll need to do is apply to a university in Georgia and get accepted. Once you’re in, you’ll receive an invitation letter or admission letter, which you’ll need for your copyright.

Gather the Documents
Next, you’ll need a few documents for your copyright:
- A valid copyright (make sure it’s good for at least 6 months)
- The admission letter from your university
- Proof of financial support (like bank statements, a scholarship offer, or a sponsor letter)
- Health insurance to cover your time in Georgia
- A filled-out copyright form (you can find this at the embassy)
- copyright-sized photos for the paperwork

Apply for the Visa
Head to the Georgian Embassy or Consulate in your home country to submit your copyright. You’ll generally be applying for a long-term student visa (D visa).

Wait for the Decision
The visa processing usually takes around 10-15 business days, but it’s always good to give yourself a little extra time. So, apply early!

Arrive in Georgia and Register
Once your visa is approved, you’re good to go! Travel to Georgia, and after you arrive, you’ll need to register at the Public Service Hall within 30 days of arrival. Don’t skip this step—it’s required!

Get Your copyright
After registering, the next thing is to apply for your temporary student copyright at the Public Service Hall. You’ll do this within your first month in Georgia.

HOW TO GET A STUDY VISA FOR GEORGIA