Schengen Visa Assistance from Georgia
Georgia is not part of the Schengen Area and does not issue Schengen visas itself. If you live in Georgia and need a short-stay visa for Europe, you apply at a Schengen country's embassy or consulate in Tbilisi. We guide foreign residents of Georgia (including many Russian nationals who hold a Georgian residence permit) through the full process: choosing the right consulate, booking the appointment, and preparing a complete, well-documented file. The final decision always rests with the consulate; we improve the strength and clarity of your application, we do not sell approvals.
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What we do
- Consulate and visa-type strategy: we assess your profile and recommend which Schengen country to apply to from Tbilisi and the right visa category (tourism, business, visitor).
- Appointment booking: we secure your slot with the target embassy in Tbilisi and track availability (note: as of the last check, Schengen missions in Georgia take applications directly, not via a VFS/TLScontact center: verify per country).
- Document preparation and translation: cover letter, travel itinerary, proof of your Georgian residence, and certified translations where required.
- Financial and travel evidence: guidance on bank statements, proof of funds, accommodation and flight reservations, and compliant Schengen travel medical insurance (minimum €30,000 coverage).
- Application review: a full file check against the target consulate's current checklist before you submit.
How it works
Free eligibility review: we check your residence status in Georgia and your travel purpose to confirm you can apply from Tbilisi.
Consulate selection and appointment: we choose the best-fit Schengen mission and book your appointment.
Document assembly: we prepare and translate your complete application package.
Pre-submission review: we verify every item against the consulate's checklist.
Submission and follow-up: you attend the appointment; we brief you on biometrics and any interview, and help track the decision.
Facts worth knowing before you decide
Not every consulate accepts applications
France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands are the ones that reliably do for residents of Georgia. The right consulate depends on your main destination.
The file is the whole game
Insurance, bookings, proof of income and a cover letter that matches the trip. Consulates refuse inconsistency more often than they refuse people.
Nobody can promise a visa
The decision belongs to the consulate. What we can do is make sure nothing in the application invites a refusal, and tell you honestly when the odds are poor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Georgia issue Schengen visas?
No. Georgia is not a Schengen or EU member and cannot issue Schengen visas. You apply at the embassy or consulate of a Schengen country located in Tbilisi. Each mission handles its own appointments and requirements, so the right choice of consulate matters for your specific trip and profile.
Do I need a Georgian residence permit to apply in Tbilisi?
In most cases, yes. If you are not a Georgian citizen, Schengen consulates in Tbilisi generally require proof that you legally reside in Georgia, such as a residence permit or registration. Requirements vary by country. We help you confirm this first and, if needed, arrange your Georgian residence permit.
Do you guarantee the visa will be approved?
No, and you should distrust anyone who does. The decision belongs entirely to the consulate, which assesses your documents, finances, and ties. Our role is to present a complete, accurate, and well-argued application that meets the current checklist, giving you the strongest realistic chance of a positive outcome.
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This page is general information about our service, not legal advice. Procedures, competent authorities and government fees can change; we confirm the exact process for your documents before you order. · Last reviewed 07/2026