Living in Georgia · Service 08 of 10
Healthcare and insurance in Georgia
Health insurance selection, clinic registration and medical system orientation.
We help you navigate Georgia's healthcare system: compare and select the right health insurance plan, register with clinics that serve English-speaking patients, and orient you on pharmacies, emergencies and specialist care.
Healthcare in Georgia: what expats need to know
Georgia has both public and private healthcare. Most expats use private clinics in Tbilisi, which offer good-quality care at prices significantly lower than Western Europe or North America. English-speaking doctors are available at major clinics like Evex, Caucasus Medical Centre and MediClub.
Health insurance is strongly recommended. Local plans from companies like Aldagi, ARDI and GPI start from around $50 a month for basic coverage. International plans from Cigna, Allianz and similar providers offer broader coverage including evacuation. We compare the options, handle the application and register you with clinics near your home.
Who it is for
- Expats and their families
- Digital nomads needing coverage
- Retirees relocating to Georgia
What is included
- Health insurance plan comparison
- Insurance application assistance
- Registration with English-speaking clinics
- Emergency procedures orientation
- Pharmacy and specialist referral guidance
Not included
- Insurance premiums (paid to the insurer)
- Medical treatment costs
- Dental or vision coverage (unless included in the plan)
How it works
Health needs assessment
Insurance plan comparison and selection
Application and enrollment
Clinic registration and orientation
Timeline: 3–10 working days for plan selection and enrollment
Fees
Our professional fee
from $200
Professional fees in US dollars, excluding government fees, notary, translation and apostille costs.
Government fees (paid to the state)
No government fee for this service. Any other official fees are passed on at cost.
Documents we will need
- Passport
- Medical history summary (if relevant)
- Current insurance details (if any)
- Family member details (if applicable)
Questions about this service
Is health insurance mandatory in Georgia?
Not legally required, but strongly recommended. Without insurance, you pay out of pocket, which is affordable for minor care but can be costly for serious treatment.
Are there English-speaking doctors?
Yes. Major private clinics in Tbilisi have English-speaking staff. We register you with clinics near your home.
How much does health insurance cost?
Local plans start from around $50 a month for basic coverage. International plans cost more but offer broader coverage. We compare options for your needs.
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