Georgia Visa for UK eVisa Holders
Complete 2026 guide to visiting Georgia — up to 1 year visa-free
Georgia offers up to 1 year visa-free for UK residents
Georgia is one of the most generous destinations for UK eVisa holders, offering visa-free entry for up to 365 days. No application needed — just your passport.
Why Georgia Is Perfect for UK eVisa Holders
Georgia, the small Caucasus nation at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, has become one of the most exciting travel destinations in the world. With its stunning mountain scenery, ancient wine culture, incredible food, and jaw-droppingly low prices, it offers an experience unlike anywhere else. And for UK eVisa holders, the entry could not be easier — visa-free for an entire year.
Citizens of over 90 countries, including the UK and most EU nations, can enter Georgia without a visa and stay for up to 365 days. This applies regardless of your nationality as long as you hold a valid travel document. Georgia does not require proof of UK immigration status for entry — only your passport.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Visa type | Visa-free |
| Maximum stay | 365 days |
| Cost | Free |
| Passport validity | Valid on entry date |
| Flight time from UK | 5-6 hours direct |
| Currency | Georgian Lari |
Top Destinations in Georgia
Tbilisi
The capital city is a fascinating mix of old and new, with cobbled streets, sulphur baths, ancient churches, and a booming modern food and nightlife scene. The Old Town area around Narikala Fortress is stunning, and the city’s restaurant scene rivals any European capital at a fraction of the price.
Kazbegi and the Greater Caucasus
The Gergeti Trinity Church perched against the backdrop of Mount Kazbek at 2,170 metres is one of the most iconic sights in the Caucasus. The drive along the Georgian Military Highway from Tbilisi is spectacular. Hiking and trekking in the Greater Caucasus mountains offer world-class experiences.
Wine Region of Kakheti
Georgia is the birthplace of wine, with over 8,000 years of winemaking tradition. The Kakheti region, an hour east of Tbilisi, is home to hundreds of wineries. The traditional qvevri method of making wine in clay vessels underground is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Cost of Living and Travel
Georgia is extraordinarily affordable. A full meal at a restaurant costs 15 to 30 GEL, a litre of excellent local wine 10 to 25 GEL, and a comfortable hotel 80 to 200 GEL per night. The Georgian Lari trades at roughly 3.5 GEL to 1 GBP. Budget travellers can live very comfortably on 20 to 30 pounds per day, making it one of the cheapest destinations accessible from the UK.
For more options, see our visa-free countries list or explore guides for Turkey, Morocco, Dubai, and Thailand. Check our eVisa guide if you need to set up your UK digital immigration status first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: February 2026. Always verify entry requirements with the relevant embassy or official government website before booking travel.