A Georgian LLC, set up end to end
A company registered in Georgia with full support. No share capital required. Two tiers: registration only, or end to end with a bank account.
Georgian banks run enhanced checks on founders from the post-Soviet space — the process can drag on or end in a refusal. Budget separate time for this stage and consider a local and an international account in parallel.
A Georgian LLC or a sole trader with small-business status
What you choose on is not the registration fee but the turnover ceiling and what you answer for with debts. A sole trader with small-business status pays 1% of turnover until it passes GEL 500,000 a year, and answers with personal assets. An LLC pays 15% on profit, and only when the owners take dividends, while the founders' liability is limited to what they put in. An LLC can have several founders; a sole trader is one person.
Packages
LLC only
Registration without a bank account
- Company registration at the House of Justice
- Charter and registered address
- Activating the tax portal account
- Support from a specialist
- Bank account and cards
LLC end to end
With an account at a Georgian bank
- Company registration at the House of Justice
- Charter and registered address
- Activating the tax portal account
- Support at the bank, passing the checks, cards
- If the bank says no, refiling with another one is free
- Bank fees
We will match the exact package to your case during the consultation.
What the service includes
| Reserving the company name | |
| Drafting the charter and the founding agreement | |
| Registration at the House of Justice and tax registration | |
| A registered address for the company | |
| Opening the business bank account | |
| The House of Justice state fee — GEL 273 for two working days or GEL 513 for next-day registration— billed separately | |
| The bank's account opening fee: GEL 50-100 at Bank of Georgia, GEL 150 at Liberty Bank, GEL 50 at TBC in person and GEL 500 when filed remotely— billed separately | |
| Renewing the registered address from the second year — GEL 250 a year— billed separately | |
| A work permit for a non-resident director — a separate service, mandatory from 2026— billed separately | |
| Bookkeeping — paid separately each month— billed separately | |
| A nominee director, if you need one — GEL 490 a month— billed separately | |
| Translating and notarising the founder's personal documents; for remote registration, two powers of attorney and notary costs from GEL 65— billed separately |
What we need from you
- 1The founder's passport (for a non-resident, with an entry stamp for Georgia); with several founders, passports for all of them
- 2A registered address — a virtual one is included in the service
- 3No share capital required — you can state zero lari
- 4For remote registration, a notarised power of attorney in Georgian authorising filing at the House of Justice
Frequently asked questions
How long does registering an LLC actually take?
Do I need a Georgian partner or director?
Are the owners of an LLC public?
Can the virtual IT zone or free industrial zone regimes be arranged remotely?
What's the difference between registering a new LLC and buying a ready-made company?
Company formation in Georgia: comparison
The difference is not the price — it is who each option suits. The “Best for” column is the business profile the option is built around.
| Option | Best for | Timeline | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| A sole trader in Georgia with small business status | IT specialists and developers working on outsourcing or outstaffing, freelancers, marketers and consultants with foreign clients, digital nomads legalising income through a sole trader without moving to Georgia, B2B services and online trade with turnover up to GEL 500,000 a year | 1–3 days | $170 |
| A Georgian LLC, set up end to endyou are here | A business with two or more founding partners, companies planning to hire staff on employment contracts, owners who want personal assets separated from business debts (unlike a sole trader) | 3–7 days | $285 |
| Virtual IT zone status in Georgia | An outsourcing developer or freelance programmer setting up an entity for foreign clients, a SaaS startup with no Georgian clients, selling subscriptions abroad, an IT outstaffing team serving foreign partners remotely | 1–4 weeks | ≈ $1,460 |
| International IT company status in Georgia | An IT company with a finished product moving its jurisdiction to Georgia, an existing Georgian IT company of 2+ years moving onto the reduced regime, a foreign software company opening a Georgian branch with a real office and team | 2–6 weeks | ≈ $3,740 |
| Registering a company in a Georgian free industrial zone | A manufacturer placing production in Georgia for export, an importer or exporter who needs the VAT and duty relief on goods moving in and out, an owner who can't be in Georgia in person and wants it all done under a power of attorney | 2–6 weeks | on request |
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