Company Registration

Company registration in Georgia: we handle it for you

We choose the right legal form with you, prepare the documents, register the company and take you through to the bank account. Even if you stay abroad.

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Company registration in Georgia is one of the fastest ways for an international entrepreneur to set up a business abroad. The process is simpler than in many countries, but documents, legal form and post-registration duties still need care.

ITAGEO handles the entire company formation in Georgia process with our local partners. We choose the right structure with you (LLC, individual entrepreneur or branch) and file the documents at the Public Service Hall.

Step by step

The registration process

Consultation and documents

We review your project, choose the legal form and gather the documents.

Registration

We file at the Public Service Hall, with a power of attorney if you stay abroad.

Bank account

We prepare the paperwork and take you to the bank for the business account.

Ongoing support

After registration we handle accounting and monthly returns.

Required documents

Valid passport of every shareholder and director
Notarised power of attorney with apostille and certified translation, if you don’t come to Georgia
Legal address in Georgia (physical or registered office): we can provide one
Check that the company name is available
Charter, prepared by us in Georgian with a translation

Typical timing

Registration at the Public Service Hall

Usually 1–2 working days
Presence in Georgia

Not required: you can use a power of attorney
Bank account

Varies: banks check the business, shareholders and source of funds

Indicative timing. Preparing documents abroad (power of attorney and apostille) can take from a few days to two weeks.

Costs

Service fee

Tailored quote, with state fees and our fee, before we start
Minimum share capital

None: an LLC can be set up with no minimum capital

Frequently asked questions about company registration in Georgia

Do I need to come to Georgia to register a company?

No. A notarised power of attorney with apostille and translation is enough: we file, you stay where you are. Many clients still come to open the bank account.

Is there a minimum capital requirement to set up a company?

No. In Georgia an LLC can be set up with no minimum capital.

Are there limits for foreign shareholders?

No. A Georgian company can be 100% foreign-owned, even by one person who is also the director.

What’s the difference between an LLC and an individual entrepreneur?

An LLC is a limited liability company, suited to a structured business or several partners. An individual entrepreneur is a simple status, often chosen by freelancers and small businesses, and can access the 1% regime.

Is the company register in Georgia public?

Yes, the Georgian company register is public and shows shareholders and directors. If privacy matters to you, we’ll explain how to limit exposure of your data.

Can I start a company in Georgia without transferring my tax residency?

Yes. Opening a company in Georgia doesn’t move your tax residency: they are separate. If you stay resident in your home country, its tax authority may consider the company managed from there: check this with an adviser.

Sources

Note. This information is current as of October 2026 and may change. It is a general overview, not tax or legal advice for your case: check the rules in force with a professional before you decide, or contact the Chamber.

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