Company formation in Georgia
Register a company in Georgia.With a firm that is registered there.
GEDOIT LLC is a Georgian company founded by a Georgian CFO. We register your company, prepare it for the bank and keep its finances in order afterwards.
Why Georgia.
Fast registration
Companies are registered by the National Agency of Public Registry, typically within one to three business days once the documents are complete.
Full foreign ownership
A foreign founder can own 100% of a Georgian LLC, with no local partner and no minimum capital.
Trade access in two directions
Georgia has free trade agreements with both the European Union and China.
Possible without travelling
Registration can be done through a notarised and apostilled power of attorney. The paperwork adds time.
What we take on.
Structure and plan
LLC or individual entrepreneur, ownership, tax registration and what it means in your home country. In writing, with itemised cost.
Registration
Company documents, filing with the Public Registry and tax registration, handled with you or by power of attorney.
Bank and first year
A banking file prepared for the bank’s review. After that, accounting, reporting and CFO-level oversight if you want it.
How it goes.
A call and a written plan
We clarify what the company will do and who owns it, and send you the plan with costs.
Documents
Passport copies, company documents and, if you are not coming, a power of attorney prepared for notarisation and apostille.
Registration
Filing with the National Agency of Public Registry. Typically one to three business days from complete documents.
Bank account
From a few days to a few weeks, depending on the bank’s compliance review. We prepare the file and stay through the questions.
Questions we are asked.
Can a foreigner register a company in Georgia?
Yes. A foreign founder can own 100% of a Georgian LLC and be its director. No local partner is required.
How long does it take?
Registration itself typically takes one to three business days once the documents are complete. A remote registration needs extra time for the power of attorney. The bank account is a separate step.
Do I have to come to Georgia?
Not for the registration: it can be done by a notarised and apostilled power of attorney. Banks have their own rules on presence, and we check them for your case.
LLC or individual entrepreneur?
An LLC is a separate legal entity. An individual entrepreneur is a registration of you personally. They differ in liability, tax treatment and how banks and customers see them. We compare them for your situation.
What about taxes?
Georgia has special tax regimes for certain activities and company types. Whether one applies to you depends on the facts and is confirmed with a licensed tax adviser. We do not promise a tax rate.
Will I get a bank account?
The bank decides, and nobody can guarantee it. We prepare the file so that the bank’s compliance questions are answered in advance.
What does it cost?
The cost has two parts. Government and third-party fees depend on the route and the activity. Our fee depends on the scope. You receive both in writing, itemised, before you commit to anything.
What we do not promise.
Registrations and bank accounts are decided by the registry and the banks. We prepare, file and follow up; we do not guarantee their decisions or any tax result.
We advise on finance and commercial matters. We do not give legal, tax or audit opinions; where they are needed, we work alongside your licensed advisers.
Get a setup plan
Five questions. Then a written plan.
Tell us the basics and you will receive the structure we recommend for Georgia, the steps, the documents and an itemised cost.
Prefer to talk it through?
Message the founder directly. English, Russian or Georgian.