Georgia passport results — January 2025 VisaGlance matrix

Georgia destination visa policy visual: Travel planning desk with a blank passport-like booklet, map texture, blank paper sheet, and magnifier.

In the January 2025 VisaGlance matrix, 40 passports were listed as visa-free · 5 were listed under visa on arrival, eVisa, or ETA

Historical snapshot of 50 tracked passports for Georgia; individual rows were not independently verified and may not reflect current rules.

A destination-level source is mapped and reviewed: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia / Ministry of Internal Affairs (e-VISA Portal); visa-free list per Government Ordinance (matsne.gov.ge doc 2867361) · reviewed 2026-06-13 · Official destination source ↗ This source supports destination-level context; it does not verify every passport row on this page.

Methodology

A mapped source supports destination-level context, not every passport row shown on this page. Each row needs its own governing evidence before it can be called verified.

Sources: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia / Ministry of Internal Affairs (e-VISA Portal); visa-free list per Government Ordinance (matsne.gov.ge doc 2867361) Destination source ↗
Last reviewed: 2026-06-13
Author: William W.
Reviewer: William W. Same person as the author; this is not an independent review.

Georgia is a hidden-gem crossroads where Caucasian mountains meet Black Sea coast and ancient wine-making traditions meet modern boutique hotels — Tbilisi's sulfur baths and nightlife draw city explorers, the Caucasus foothills attract trekkers, and the wine regions of Kakheti lure oenophiles. The country's hospitality culture (rooted in a centuries-old tradition called supra) makes it feel unusually welcoming. Adventure seekers and culture tourists alike are finding Georgia a bargain alternative to better-known Mediterranean destinations.

Shota Rustaveli International (TBS) near Tbilisi monopolizes international traffic and sits an hour from the capital by car. Immigration processing is straightforward and modern facilities reflect Georgia's recent tourism push; queues move efficiently with clear signage in English, and most arrivals proceed through the border in 10–15 minutes except during peak seasonal tourist arrivals.

Visa results start from a historical January 2025 base matrix with limited, documented corrections. A mapped destination-level source provides context only; it does not independently verify a passport-destination result.

Georgia passport results — January 2025 VisaGlance matrix

Listed as visa-free — January 2025 matrix 40 passports

Listed as visa on arrival / eVisa / ETA — January 2025 matrix 5 passports

Listed as visa required in advance — January 2025 matrix 4 passports

Listed as restricted or no admission — January 2025 matrix 1 passports