Work & Business
6 questions from travelers about Work & Business in Tbilisi, Georgia.
Questions
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Where can I find private piano or vocal lessons in Tbilisi?
In Ortachala and nearby areas, piano lessons are available at the student’s home, while vocal lessons take place in a rehearsal studio in Avlabari. A classically trained pianist is also available for accompaniment and private tuition.
1 source · 12 days ago
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Where to find job listings and work opportunities in Tbilisi, Georgia?
Remote work is the best option. If that's not possible, check Telegram vacancy chats for Georgia — they offer everything from simple gigs (construction, moving, event setup) to skilled jobs. English is a baseline requirement, and learning Georgian helps for long-term stays.
1 source · 55 days ago
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How to register as an individual entrepreneur with small business status (1% tax) in Tbilisi, Georgia?
Individual entrepreneur status is registered at the House of Justice in Tbilisi with 1% turnover tax as a small business; after registration you must file monthly tax declarations (many hire a Russian-speaking accountant) and check whether a new work permit law applies to you.
2 sources · 11 days ago
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How can an expat find work in Tbilisi and get paid to a Georgian bank account?
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.
1 source · 21 days ago
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Can expats find teaching work in Russian private schools in Tbilisi without speaking Georgian?
According to local chat reports, Tbilisi has roughly a dozen Russian private schools, so teaching work is theoretically possible there. Your chances are much better in Russian-language schools, while finding other kinds of work without Georgian is much harder.
1 source · 99 days ago
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Can expats find work in Tbilisi without speaking Georgian?
Yes, expats regularly find work in Tbilisi without Georgian, especially with English or Russian skills.
1 source · 7 days ago