Health insurance for expats moving to Georgia
Germans may stay in Georgia for up to 360 days without a visa. Since 1 January 2026, however, proof of international health insurance must be shown on entry. We help you find the right private international health insurance.
Good to know: Georgia
- German citizens do not need a visa for entry and stays of up to 360 days.[1][2]
- Since 1 January 2026, proof of international health insurance must be shown on entry to Georgia.[1][2]
- The minimum cover is GEL 30,000 (around EUR 10,000) and must be in place for the entire stay.[1]
- According to the Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the policy must cover illness and accidents and be available in Georgian or English, on paper or digitally. It may be issued by a Georgian or a foreign insurer.[3]
- According to the German Federal Foreign Office, medical care is inadequate, especially outside Tbilisi.[1]
- Even in emergencies, medical treatment is often provided only against advance payment. In private clinics, costs can be higher than in Germany.[1]
- The German Federal Foreign Office recommends international travel health and repatriation insurance for the duration of your stay.[1]
Our offer for you
The scope of cover varies depending on the insurance product you choose. In general, these are private health insurance plans that give you worldwide flexibility.
Apply from abroad too
You can conveniently take out your cover from anywhere in the world.
Personal advice
With us, you won’t end up in a call centre. We always advise you individually.
The packages at a glance
| Benefits | Basic package | Extended package | Premium package |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outpatient treatment | not included | Included | Included |
| Inpatient treatment | Included | Included | Included |
| Medication, dressings and remedies | Included | Included | Included |
| Dental treatment | not included | not included | Included |
| Dentures/orthodontic treatment | not included | not included | Included |
| Preventive check-ups | not included | Included | Included |
| Vaccinations | not included | Included | Included |
| Pregnancy and childbirth | not included | not included | Included |
| Fertility treatment | not included | not included | Included |
| Visual aids incl. eye test | not included | not included | Included |
| Laser eye surgery | not included | not included | Included |
| Psychotherapy | not included | not included | Included |
| Medical transport, repatriation and transfers | not included | not included | Included |
| Run-off cover | not included | Included | Included |
| Congenital conditions | not included | not included | Included |
| Patient legal protection insurance | Included | Included | Included |
| Medical assistance | Included | Included | Included |
| Annual maximum | EUR 1,000,000 | unlimited | unlimited |
Frequently asked questions about Georgia
Do I need international health insurance for Georgia?
Yes. Since 1 January 2026, proof of international health insurance must be shown on entry to Georgia.
What minimum cover does Georgia require?
The minimum cover is GEL 30,000, which is around EUR 10,000. It must be in place for the entire stay.
How long can I stay in Georgia without a visa?
German citizens do not need a visa for entry and stays of up to 360 days.
What is medical care like in Georgia?
According to the German Federal Foreign Office, medical care is inadequate, especially outside Tbilisi. Even in emergencies, treatment is often provided only against advance payment, and in private clinics costs can be higher than in Germany.
What are the annual maximums of your packages?
The annual maximum is EUR 1,000,000 for the Basic package and unlimited for the Extended and Premium packages. Which proof Georgia accepts on entry in detail, we will clarify with you in a personal consultation.
Can I take out the insurance if I am already in Georgia?
Yes. You can conveniently take out your cover from anywhere in the world. With us, you won’t end up in a call centre. We always advise you individually.
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Sources
- Georgia: Travel and safety advice – German Federal Foreign Officeretrieved on 24 October 2026
- Georgia: Travel and safety advice – German Embassy Tbilisiretrieved on 24 October 2026
- Information on Mandatory Insurance for Tourists – Embassy of Georgia in Switzerland (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia)retrieved on 25 October 2026