International buyer guide
Foreign buyers can purchase non-agricultural residential and commercial property in Georgia. A disciplined process should confirm the property, seller, contract, payment path, registration, completion and operating terms before funds are committed.
Decision criteria
These criteria connect the buyer's need to evidence and a visible conclusion.
Define the buyer goal and budget, select the product category, confirm the responsible entity and property record, review the reservation and purchase terms, complete payment and registration steps, then prepare for completion and operation.
Confirm the exact unit, total price, payment dates, fit-out condition, completion standard, delay treatment, title-transfer step, recurring fees, rental participation, owner-use rights and cancellation terms.
The research desk narrows the market, identifies the facts that affect a decision and links to the relevant official records. A qualified Georgian lawyer completes the legal review, with current tax and residence advice added where relevant.
Evidence
Material facts remain connected to named, dated sources.
Buyer questions
Direct answers written to stand on their own.
Yes. Foreign buyers can generally own non-agricultural residential property in Georgia, subject to the transaction and current rules.
No. Property ownership and residence are separate legal questions. A qualifying property may support an application under a current residence route, but the official authority must approve the application.
Use a qualified Georgian lawyer acting for you. The developer, sales representative, broker or this publication should not be treated as independent buyer-side legal counsel.
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