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Social Security in Georgia

There are no social security contributions in Georgia. From 1 January 2019, joining a pension scheme is mandatory for all employees, except for:

Individuals who have been 60 years of age (55 years of age in the case of women) before the enactment of the law.
Self-employed individuals.

The pension scheme is financed by employers, employees, and the government. Particularly:

Each employer will transfer 2% of the employee’s salary income to one's private pension account while paying the salary.
Each employer will transfer 2% of the employee’s salary income to one's private pension account on behalf of its employee.
Each self-employed individual will transfer 4% of one's annual income to the individual pension account.

Here is the selection of work visas available for foreigners to work in Georgia:

Georgia Work Visa (D4 Visa):This visa is issued to foreign nationals who have found a job in Georgia or are joining the Georgian branch of a foreign company. It is valid for 6 months to 1 year, with the possibility of extension for up to 5 years.
D2 Visa:This visa is for freelancers, those engaging in cultural activities, or press/media workers.
D3 Visa:This visa is for those coming to Georgia for research and scientific activities.

Citizens of many countries, including most European Union countries, can enter Georgia visa-free for up to 1 year.