Over the past few years, Georgia has rapidly become a favorite travel destination for UAE residents—and for good reason. Nestled between Europe and Asia, this vibrant country offers a mix of ancient charm, natural beauty, mountain escapes, and warm hospitality—all without burning a hole in your wallet.
But there’s one major confusion that many travelers in the UAE face before planning their Georgian getaway:
The challenge? The UAE is home to a mix of citizens and expats from different nationalities, and visa requirements vary significantly depending on your passport. So let’s break it all down for you in the most straightforward way possible.
The short answer is: It depends on your passport.
Here’s the quick classification:
Yes, unless they are UAE citizens or hold valid visas from US, UK, Schengen, etc. UAE residents (regardless of origin) typically need an eVisa.
If you’re an Indian or Pakistani passport holder with UAE residency, you’ll likely need a Georgia eVisa—a simple online process we’ll walk you through shortly.
According to the Georgia Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the following categories can enter Georgia visa-free for up to 1 year:
💡 Pro Tip: If you have a valid US or Schengen visa, you can enter Georgia without applying separately.
Some countries that allow UAE residents to enter visa-free (depending on nationality and residency visa) include Georgia, Maldives, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Sri Lanka (ETA), and Thailand.
There are 3 major visa types commonly relevant for UAE residents:
No, unless the resident has a valid US, UK, Schengen visa or holds a passport eligible for visa-free or on-arrival access.
In 95% of the cases for UAE-based travelers, the Georgia eVisa is the best and simplest option.
Generally not available unless you’re visa-exempt. If eligible, on-arrival costs around $30–50 USD.
Let’s make it crystal clear. The Georgia eVisa process is fully online and does not require embassy visits or agent involvement (unless you prefer assistance).
Visit https://www.evisa.gov.ge and check if your nationality is eligible for an eVisa. Most UAE-based expats are eligible.
Here’s what you’ll need:
While there’s no official figure, a balance of at least AED 3,000–5,000 is generally considered safe. Make sure it’s consistent and includes regular income.
Create an account and fill in your travel details at evisa.gov.ge. You’ll be asked about your itinerary, passport info, accommodation, and financial status.
Pay via credit/debit card. The fee is usually around $20–$30 USD (≈ AED 75–110), depending on your nationality.
Expect to pay approximately AED 90–110, including processing.
Processing takes 5–10 working days. You’ll receive your visa in PDF via email.
Print at least 2 copies of the approved visa to show at immigration.
Yes. As long as you submit all required documents correctly, approval rates are very high for UAE residents.
Pakistani passport holders in UAE are eligible for eVisa if they have valid UAE residency. Embassy visa may be required if financial or legal records are unclear.
Indian passport holders with UAE residency can easily apply for Georgia eVisa. Document strength is key.
AED 90–110 approx., plus service fee if going through travel agents.
Not available. Pakistani passport holders must apply in advance via eVisa or embassy.
Yes, unless they are UAE citizens or hold valid Schengen/US/UK visas.
Around AED 90–110, depending on nationality and application type.
Yes. If your documents are accurate and your financials are clear, the process is smooth.
Depending on nationality, countries like Georgia, Azerbaijan, Maldives, Armenia, Sri Lanka (ETA), and Thailand may offer visa-free or eVisa access.
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