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Travel and life in Georgia

Entry rules, insurance, documents, transport and other practical resources.

Do you need insurance to enter Georgia?Insurance in Georgia

Do you need insurance to enter Georgia?

Yes. From 1 January 2026, foreign travellers must have medical and accident insurance for their entire trip. The minimum insured amount is 30,000 GEL.

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Travel insurance or long-term health insurance?Insurance in Georgia

Travel insurance or long-term health insurance?

The right choice depends on your purpose: a temporary trip or permanent life in Georgia. The two formats have different key terms because one is designed for travel, while the other is intended for living in Georgia and planned treatment.

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What does GPI travel insurance cover?Insurance in Georgia

What does GPI travel insurance cover?

The policy pays only for services specified in the contract and only within the applicable limits.

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What should you do if an insured event occurs?Insurance in Georgia

What should you do if an insured event occurs?

Call the insurance company first. Expenses may not be reimbursed without the required notification.

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Insurance for Entering Georgia in 2026: What Tourists Need to KnowGeorgia Entry Rules

Insurance for Entering Georgia in 2026: What Tourists Need to Know

From 1 January 2026, tourists are required to have health and accident insurance for the entire duration of their trip. We explain the requirements, documents, and checks to complete before entering Georgia.

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Travel or Health Insurance in Georgia: What Is the Difference?How to Choose Insurance

Travel or Health Insurance in Georgia: What Is the Difference?

Travel insurance is designed for unexpected events during a trip, while a health insurance plan is intended for regular medical care. We explain what to choose and how to avoid making the wrong choice.

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What Does GPI Travel Insurance Cover in Georgia?GPI Coverage

What Does GPI Travel Insurance Cover in Georgia?

The GPI policy covers the emergency assistance, medical treatment, dental care, evacuation, and repatriation provided for under the contract. We explain the coverage conditions and exclusions.

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What to Do in Case of an Insurance Claim in Georgia: A Clear GuideInsurance Claim

What to Do in Case of an Insurance Claim in Georgia: A Clear Guide

If you become ill or are injured, contact GPI, follow the insurer's instructions, and keep all documents. We explain step by step how assistance, payment, and reimbursement work.

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Travel Insurance in Georgia for Families with Children: How to Arrange It Without MistakesFamily Trip

Travel Insurance in Georgia for Families with Children: How to Arrange It Without Mistakes

Every family member must be listed on a valid policy for the entire duration of the trip. We explain the required documents, dates, children's coverage, and what to do if a child becomes ill.

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Travel Insurance to Georgia for Ages 66-85: What to Check Before BuyingTravellers Aged 66-85

Travel Insurance to Georgia for Ages 66-85: What to Check Before Buying

For travellers aged 66-85, it is important to check product availability, the age limit at 75, chronic conditions, covered risks, and the exact policy dates.

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Travel Insurance for a Long Stay in Georgia: Coverage Periods and RenewalLong-Term Stay

Travel Insurance for a Long Stay in Georgia: Coverage Periods and Renewal

For a long stay, you need a policy without gaps in coverage, but travel insurance does not replace planned medical care. We explain coverage periods, limits, and renewal.

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How to Renew Your Insurance in Georgia Without Leaving a Day UncoveredPolicy Renewal

How to Renew Your Insurance in Georgia Without Leaving a Day Uncovered

Renewal is often issued as a new policy. We explain when to start, how to align the dates, account for activation, and check the new document.

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Insurance Documents and Exclusions for a Trip to GeorgiaPolicy Check

Insurance Documents and Exclusions for a Trip to Georgia

We explain the mandatory policy details, documents required for reimbursement, sub-limits, and the key GPI exclusions that you should read before your trip.

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