Guides for foreigners and expats

Notaries in Georgia: guides for foreigners

3 practical guides: what a notary can do for you in Georgia, what it costs under Decree No. 507, which documents to bring, when you need a translation or an apostille, and how to do it from abroad.

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For foreigners

Buying property, powers of attorney from abroad, translations and apostilles, notaries who speak your language.

For foreignersNotary in Georgia for foreignersWhat a Georgian notary does, what you need (passport, translation), what it costs under Decree No. 507, languages, and how to find one that is open right now.For foreignersPower of attorney from abroad for GeorgiaThree ways to give someone in Georgia authority while you are abroad: local notary + apostille + translation, a Georgian consulate, or online by video with a Georgian ID. Costs, wording, mistakes.For foreignersBuying an apartment in Georgia as a foreignerWhat you can and cannot buy, passport and translation, the notary or Public Service Hall route, registration in 4 days, fees on a 150 000 ₾ flat, taxes and traps.

How to use these guides

Every guide answers one practical question a foreigner brings to a Georgian notary: what the notary can do, which documents to bring, what the act costs under Government Decree No. 507 (the tariff is identical at every bureau), and how to do it from abroad. Amounts are computed from the same tariff table as the site's calculators and are updated with each rebuild.

The notarial act itself is always in Georgian. Documents in other languages need a notarized Georgian translation, which we prepare within a day: send a photo of the document on WhatsApp and you get a quote within minutes. When the guide is not enough, the directory shows which of the 283 bureaus is open right now, and the "near me" page sorts them by walking distance.