Remote business registration in Georgia 

The preparation of documents 

Opening a business remotely in Georgia is a simple matter. The only thing you need to do is a power of attorney. It doesn’t matter what country you are in and what citizenship you have, under the Law on Entrepreneurs all persons, regardless of their citizenship, may open and conduct business in Georgia under the same conditions. To do this, you need to leave a request on our website. Our specialists will assist in choosing the best option for the organizational and legal form of the company, provide advice on the country’s taxation system, including preferential and simplified tax payment regimes.

Remote registration process

After receiving all the documents, Jara Accounting employees draw up a charter based on the data received, translate the documents into Georgian, draw up a legal address and notarize them in Georgia.

It is important to take into account that the tax inspectorate and the bank will need to issue a second set of powers of attorney. This will indicate the assigned identification number of the legal entity (regardless of the individual entrepreneur or company). All samples of powers of attorney will be prepared and handed over to you as part of the remote registration service. You just have to certify them at a notary and send them to us by express mail.