Georgia entry rules for citizens of Uzbekistan: visa, documents, and insurance
Uzbek citizens do not require a visa to visit Georgia, but this does not exempt them from the obligation to comply with entry rules. Starting from 2026, tourists must obtain medical insurance, and fines as well as re-entry bans are established for violating the period of stay. We explain what documents need to be prepared and what to pay attention to before the trip.
Entry rules to Georgia for citizens of Uzbekistan: visa, documents, and insurance
Citizens of Uzbekistan can enter Georgia visa-free and stay in the country for one full year. This is provided for in Resolution No. 255 of the Government of Georgia dated June 5, 2015. Citizens of Uzbekistan are included in the list of countries allowed visa-free entry.
A valid international passport is required for citizens of Uzbekistan to enter Georgia. If the purpose of the trip is tourism, medical insurance is also required.
At the border, you may also be asked to confirm the purpose of the trip, place of residence, and availability of funds. Therefore, before flying, the following should be prepared:
Proof of accommodation - hotel reservation details, rental agreement, or the address of the person you plan to stay with as a guest.
Proof of the purpose of the trip - for example, an invitation letter if you are visiting as a guest.
Proof of availability of funds - for example, a bank statement or other documents confirming the availability of funds for the trip.
A return ticket or a ticket to a third country - if it has been purchased and is provided for in your itinerary.
These documents are not required from every traveler. However, the lack of necessary supporting documents may result in denial of entry into the country.
Starting from January 1, 2026, foreign tourists entering Georgia will be required to have medical insurance with a coverage amount of at least 30,000 lari