As part of the effort to reopen Georgia, the country’s government is allowing foreign citizens to enter under a special remote work plan.
The project, spearheaded by the Ministry of Economy, is targeted at self-employed people who have the ability to work remotely. Under the plan, a citizen of another country who wishes to enter Georgia for a long-term stay will be able to do so, provided they fill out an application form and obtain preliminary confirmation documents. The form requires applicants to provide personal information, a certificate of employment, and sign a letter of consent promising to undergo a 14-day quarantine.
