REVERA Georgia Business Club Meeting — Labour Migration in Georgia
- Preparing for Labour Migration Reforms in 2026. What Changes Lie Ahead for IT Businesses and Employees?
- Discussion of Georgian Labour Migration Reforms
- Key topics we will cover
- Speakers of the meeting
Preparing for Labour Migration Reforms in 2026. What Changes Lie Ahead for IT Businesses and Employees?
Significant amendments have been introduced to Georgian legislation, set to take effect gradually from Autumn 2025 through 2027. These changes are crucial for:
- Company Executives managing teams relocated to Georgia.
- IT Specialists, Freelancers, and Individual Entrepreneurs operating within the country.
The core of the reform is to increase control over the employment activities of foreign nationals. Previous "visa-free" work arrangements will no longer be compliant, and operating without the required status will be strictly penalized with fines and potential deportation.
Discussion of Georgian Labour Migration Reforms
Join us on November 11th for a meeting of the REVERA Georgia Business Club in Tbilisi to discuss the reforms to Georgian labour migration legislation.
Key topics we will cover
- Work Authorization: Who is required to obtain it, and when.
- New IT Residency Permit: What the requirements are, and how this permit will help legalize the status of key specialists.
- Transition Period: How companies and IEs can regularize employee status before January 1, 2027, to ensure operational continuity.
Speakers of the meeting
- Melano Svanidze — Leading Associate REVERA Georgia
- Oksana Iashagyan — Associate REVERA Georgia
- Nino Zautashvili — Associate REVERA Georgia
REVERA is staying ahead of the curve: Our lawyers have thoroughly analyzed the amendments and will present actionable adaptation strategies. We are here to help your company and specialists transition safely to the new regulatory environment.
Ensure the legality of your status and that of your team. Participation is free, but prior registration is mandatory.
