How can an expat find work in Tbilisi and get paid to a Georgian bank account?
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TL;DR
A common way to look for jobs is LinkedIn with the Remote and Georgia filters. After you’re hired, you can typically open a Georgian bank card for salary payments, and proof of income is usually requested as a salary certificate or income certificate.
For an expatriate with a rare, in-demand specialty, an employer may be able to arrange a work permit. The employer generally needs to show that no suitable Georgian citizen could be hired; registering as an individual entrepreneur is another route, with separate requirements.
For job hunting in Tbilisi and across Georgia, LinkedIn is a practical starting point: set the country filter to Georgia and check listings tagged as Remote.
If you already have a job offer, salary can generally be paid to a local bank card opened in Georgia after employment.
To prove your income in Georgia, the document is usually referred to as an income certificate or salary certificate; the exact format is typically confirmed by your employer or bank.