How Much Does It Cost to Register a Company in Georgia? (2026 Breakdown)

Most pricing pages show one number and hide the rest. Real remote formation has several independent cost lines — some fixed, some depending on your country, and some that no honest provider can quote before assessing your case. Here is the full picture for a remotely registered Georgian LLC in 2026.

The one-off cost lines

• Formation service fee — the provider's own work: legal drafting, name check, charter, filing, coordination. At Trustlex this is a fixed €350.
• State registration fee — paid to the Public Registry; a modest fixed amount (roughly tens of euros; expedited same-day filing costs about double the standard fee).
• Notary and certified translation in Georgia — the charter, founder decision and supporting documents notarized and translated; typically in the €90 range in a standard file.
• Courier of originals — sending your notarized, apostilled Power of Attorney and passport copy to Tbilisi by tracked courier; usually €50–90 depending on your country.
• Identity verification — a third-party KYC check; a small fixed cost (about €35).

Costs that happen in YOUR country (often forgotten)

• Notarization of the Power of Attorney before your local notary — local notary rates apply.
• Apostille (Hague Convention countries) or consular legalization — from tens to a couple of hundred euros depending on the country.
• These are paid by you locally and are not part of any Georgian provider's invoice — but they are real costs of the remote route, so budget them.

VAT — only on service fees, not on disbursements

Georgian VAT (18%) applies to the provider's service fees. Government fees, notary charges, courier and third-party checks are pass-through disbursements — an honest invoice does not add VAT on top of them. If a quote charges VAT on the state fee, ask why.

What can only be priced after assessment

• Licensing work (crypto/VASP, payments, gaming) — scoped and quoted case by case.
• Virtual Zone or International Company status applications — depend on your substance and evidence file.
• Complex structures: corporate shareholders, multiple jurisdictions, regulated activities.
• A provider that quotes a flat price for these before seeing your case is guessing — and you will pay for the guess later.

Ongoing costs after registration

• Registered legal address — commonly around €500 per year.
• Accounting and tax filings — from roughly €85 per month for a simple company, scaling with activity.
• Local secretary / contact person, mailroom, phone line — optional monthly add-ons (tens of euros each).
• Bank account opening support — often priced from ~€135 as a one-off where you want help with the file.

A realistic total

For a straightforward single-founder remote LLC, the complete one-off package — service fee, state fee, Georgian notary and translation, courier, identity check and VAT on the service component — typically lands in the €600–700 range, plus whatever your local notary and apostille cost at home. First-year running costs (address plus basic accounting) add roughly €1,000–1,600 depending on activity. Anyone quoting dramatically less is usually leaving lines out; you will meet them later as 'extras'.