Do you need travel insurance to enter Georgia, and what are the requirements?

Georgian border officers generally do not have strict requirements about the language of your insurance document. A policy in Russian is typically accepted, though having an English version can be more convenient.

Travelers entering Georgia without a return ticket and with a long-term insurance policy (e.g. 30 days) generally do not face extra scrutiny at the border. Georgia is known for its relaxed border control for tourists.

If you stay in Georgia for more than 183 days in a year, you become a tax resident. However, income received from a foreign employer into a foreign bank account for services rendered remotely may not be subject to Georgian tax — this should be confirmed with a local tax advisor.