How to Buy Property in Georgia: the Process, Step by Step
From finding the property to registering ownership: the practical guide for foreign nationals looking to buy a home in Georgia.
How to buy property in Georgia: the process is leaner than in many other countries, but still follows precise steps — from finding the property to registering ownership with the public register. You don't need to be a resident or hold Georgian citizenship.
Our Real Estate Consulting service supports you at every stage, from document checks to closing, helping you avoid the most common pitfalls of buying without local assistance.
The 5 Steps to Buying a Property
Required Documents
- Valid passport
- Power of attorney, if the purchase is handled remotely or via a representative
- Extract from the public register relating to the property
- Preliminary sale agreement (if applicable)
Costs & Timeline
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Property RegistrationTypically same-day at the public register
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Presence RequiredNot mandatory — can proceed via power of attorney
Frequently Asked Questions About How to Buy Property in Georgia
Do I need to be physically present in Georgia to buy a property?
No, the purchase can be handled via power of attorney, with no need for continuous presence in Georgia.
How do I check that a property has no liens or mortgages?
You check the public property register, which lists any encumbrances on the property, before making an offer.
Do I need a notary for the sale?
Yes, the sale deed is signed before a Georgian notary, a required step before the property is registered.
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