W2 Jikia Tbilisi: Saburtalo Flats and Prices Guide (2026)

W2 Jikia Tbilisi is a single 19-storey block of 283 apartments on Politkovskaya Street 12 in Saburtalo, and on 12 November 2026 the developer’s pages list seven of those flats: two with a printed price and five marked Reserved.

This guide to W2 Jikia Tbilisi reads w2.ge as it stood on that day and sets beside it what Korter, a contractor’s project card, broker pages and Galt & Taggart print. The developer’s site labels the project Ongoing, while Korter describes the house as delivered in the second quarter of 2026 and its apartments from the developer as sold. Both statements are shown with their source and date, and neither is chosen.

With so little stock left, most of the page is context that a buyer can check: the unit-by-unit data, the price arithmetic, the Saburtalo location, Georgian registration, tax and residence rules, and a list of what to ask for in writing.

Overview of W2 Jikia Tbilisi

On the Jikia pages of w2.ge (read 12 November 2026) the developer names the project "Tetri Kvadrati on Jikia" and describes a residential complex on Politkovskaya Street, formerly Jikia Street, in Saburtalo. The 19-storey building is said to contain 283 apartments and various types of commercial space. The Georgian title, თეთრი კვადრატი ჯიქიაზე, translates as White Square on Jikia, and the contractor’s card and the broker portals use the White Square name.

Only one block exists. Its page carries a floor selector from floor 0 to floor 19 and shows, for each floor, either the number of flats still listed or the words "All apartments sold". On 12 November 2026 five floors (1, 3, 4, 7 and 16) list flats and fifteen floors read "All apartments sold". Section 3 sets out the evidence flat by flat.

Three things distinguish this listing from most project pages. The unsold stock is almost exhausted, so the practical question for a buyer is which of two priced flats suits, not which of several types. The developer’s site and a listing portal differ on whether the building is still under construction. And the pages print a rate per square metre but no payment schedule and no finish description. The table keeps those points visible.

What each source prints: status, handover, units, district and price

Public information on the project comes from the developer’s site, from a contractor’s project card and from portals, and the figures do not always agree. The first table puts the main items side by side. The developer’s pages are quoted as "per the developer" with the date they were read; every other figure is "per" the named source, and this guide does not decide which is right.

Handover is the item on which the sources differ most. The table below lists every date found, each with the page it comes from. It is a source table, not a timeline, and the guide does not reconcile the entries. A buyer who needs a date should take it from the contract, not from a web page.

Two practical points follow. If the building is complete, the buyer’s questions are about the commissioning documents, the registration of the unit and the condition of the flat on delivery. If the developer still treats it as under way, the questions are about the contract date, the stage of works and the payment schedule. Section 9 turns both sets into requests that can be made in writing.

Availability on 12 November 2026: floor by floor and flat by flat

The block page on w2.ge, read on 12 November 2026, lists availability by floor. The floor selector counts reserved flats as available, which is why floor 1 reads "Available: 3 apts" although only two of the three carry a price. The table gives the floor view; the second table gives the seven flats.

Seven flats are listed in total. The developer’s English description gives 283 apartments, so 276 are not offered. The word "sold" appears on the floor pages, but w2.ge prints no sold count and no sales dates, so 276 is arithmetic, not a published figure. Korter’s developer page also describes the project as sold out; its project page shows resale listings from private sellers, which are separate from the developer’s stock.

The reserved flats print no price on their cards, but the structured data of those pages holds a figure, and each one equals the area multiplied by USD 1,450. The guide shows those figures only to complete the picture of the seven; they are not offers. The pages do not say how long a reservation lasts, under what conditions it ends, or whether a flat can return to the list, so the status of each reserved flat should be asked about, not assumed.

Each apartment card also carries a label reading "Investment Fund" next to the apartment number. The page does not explain the label, and it appears on all seven cards, including the reserved ones. It is listed among the questions in section 9.

Prices: one rate of USD 1,450 per m² across all seven flats

Every flat on the list has the same rate. The project card on the w2.ge projects list shows 1,450 as its lowest price per square metre, the two priced apartment cards show USD 1,450 per m² and GEL 3,760 per m², and news.ge repeats "from $1,450 per m²" with about GEL 3,760. Since all seven flats share the rate, the price of a flat depends on its area alone.

The rate does not change with the floor on this list: floor 1 and floor 16 carry the same rate, and the page data for Apt 35 on floor 3 gives the same total as the card of Apt 5 on floor 1, both 129.1 m². Whether the same rate would apply to a flat that is not on the current list is not stated, so the rate should be read as the price of today’s seven.

The lari figures are calculated from the dollar prices at USD 1 = GEL 2.5933, the rate printed in the page data of w2.ge and equal to the National Bank of Georgia official rate for 12 November 2026. The two priced cards print lari amounts that match this calculation after rounding. A purchase contract may fix the price in dollars or in lari; which currency governs, and at which rate any payment is converted, is a contract term.

Among the seven, the two-bedroom flats cost USD 142,245 and USD 148,335 and the three-bedroom flats USD 182,990 to USD 207,060. The dollar gap between Apt 4 and Apt 5 is USD 38,860 for 26.8 m² more area, which is 26.8 × 1,450. Of the two flats that carry a price, Apt 4 is below USD 150,000 and Apt 5 is above it; section 8 explains why that threshold concerns assessed market value, not the contract price.

Other sources print other price levels, listed below with their dates. They describe different things: a developer’s current rate, an undated broker page and sellers’ asking prices on the resale market.

Korter counts 8 listings for 7 apartments and shows four of them on its first screen; its headline for resale apartments is "from $139,710". These are advertised prices set by owners or agents, not transactions and not developer prices, and they can change at any time. The sources use different dates and bases, so the table is a set of data points, not a ranking.

Plans, room areas, finish and building as the sources print them

Each apartment page on w2.ge prints a room list. The table reproduces it for the seven flats, with the printed rooms added up and set against the printed total area. The sum and the difference are calculated by this guide from the printed values; the pages do not explain the difference.

Reading the table across flats shows how the building is composed. Apt 5 and Apt 35 have identical room lists at 129.1 m². Apt 50 has the same rooms with an 11.7 m² balcony in place of 14.6 m², and its total falls from 129.1 to 126.2 m², a drop of 2.9 m² that equals the balcony difference.

Apt 100 and Apt 235 are the larger layout, with a living kitchen of about 40 m²; they differ in the balcony arrangement and by a tenth of a square metre in three rooms.

The difference between the printed rooms and the printed total is 2.5 to 8.7 m². The pages do not say how total area is defined, for example whether balconies count in full, or how walls and shafts are treated. Whichever definition applies, the area stated in the contract and in the registry record is the one to compare, which is why section 9 asks for the area basis in writing.

The two-bedroom flats are Apt 4 and Apt 8: Apt 4 has two balconies and a living kitchen of 35.2 m², Apt 8 a second bathroom and a living kitchen of 26.2 m². The five three-bedroom flats have two bathrooms each. All bedrooms are listed at 13.3 to 17.9 m². Each apartment card carries a Download Plan button.

Finish and building features, by source

The developer’s description of the building covers the structure and services but not the interior finish. Korter and Tbilisi Property add a white-frame description. The table sets the two side by side so that a buyer can see which statements come from which source.

White frame is a market term, and its content is set by each contract. Korter’s list shows what it states for this building: utilities, heating, wiring, windows and front doors. That list is a portal’s summary, undated, and w2.ge does not repeat it, so the finish specification is one of the first items to request in writing.

Location of W2 Jikia Tbilisi: Saburtalo, Politkovskaya Street and the State University metro

The developer places the project at Politkovskaya Street 12 in Saburtalo, and its map marker sits at 41.719428, 44.711711. Saburtalo is an administrative district of Tbilisi, according to Wikipedia. Korter labels the same address Vake, while Tbilisi Property and the BK Construction card say Saburtalo; this guide uses the developer’s wording. The street name differs by source: Politkovskaya (formerly Jikia) per w2.ge, "Anna Politkovskaya St" on Korter.

Tbilisi is the capital. Geostat’s population release puts the population of the city at 1,369.4 thousand on 1 January 2026, out of 3,941.1 thousand for Georgia, which is 34.7 percent, and the release itself notes that more than one third of the population lives in the city. The registration, tax and residence rules in section 8 apply in the same way in every district.

Access to the site is by metro and road. The nearest station is State University, which Wikipedia describes as the western terminus of the Saburtalo Line; the Saburtalo Line page says the station was completed in October 2017 after construction resumed in July 2015, and the station page gives 16 October 2017 as its opening date. The line is named after the district. Korter and Tbilisi Property say the station is a 5-minute walk from the building.

The table below puts the broker statements next to distances calculated by this guide. Straight-line distances use the project coordinates on w2.ge and the coordinates printed on Wikipedia for each place. Road distances and times come from the public OSRM routing service, which models driving without traffic, so the broker times, which assume ordinary traffic, may reasonably be longer.

The two sets of figures use different bases, so neither confirms nor corrects the other. For daily use, the metro distance is the one that matters most, and a buyer can walk it before deciding.

The surroundings are described by the same two broker pages, without distances or dates. Korter lists, as nearby, Tbilisi State University, the Newton Free School Campus, the Georgian American International High School Progress, Olympi School and several kindergartens; the Medicor Clinic, the Innova Medical Center and the Consilium Medulla Multiprofile Clinic; the Nikora and Madagoni supermarkets; and Jikia Park, the Mantra Recreation Center, local squares and football fields. These are broker statements, so a visit and a map check are the way to confirm what is actually within walking distance.

Korter’s "projects nearby" block names other new schemes, such as Pala Jikia and Simetria Jikia, without distances. For a sense of how the same developer’s other Saburtalo projects are priced, see section 10, which includes W2 Mindeli Tbilisi and W2 Filigreen 2 Tbilisi.

Saburtalo and Tbilisi price context from Galt & Taggart

The most detailed independent district data found for early 2026 is the Tbilisi Residential Real Estate Monthly Market Watch of Galt & Taggart for January 2026, published on 27 February 2026 and available as a PDF. The report builds sales counts from National Agency of Public Registry data and notes that primary-market sales are registered late, so the primary-market numbers lag. It defines the primary market as sales made directly between buyers and developers and the secondary market as sales between individuals.

The report’s key figures give a Tbilisi price of USD 1,385 per m² in January 2026, with the note that prices are for primary-market white-frame apartments, and a secondary-market price of USD 1,296 per m² for newer buildings with permits issued from 2013. It records 2,964 apartment sales in the month, of which 1,614 primary and 1,350 secondary, and USD 255.0 million as the market size.

A separate district map gives, for each district, the number of sales in January 2026 and an average price per square metre. The table reproduces the districts that matter for the w2 portfolio in Tbilisi. The report does not state on the map whether those prices cover primary sales, secondary sales or both, so they should not be set directly against the white-frame figure above.

Saburtalo recorded 463 of the 2,964 sales that month, or 15.6 percent, the second-highest count among the twelve districts after Didi Dighomi (705). Set beside those figures, the developer’s rate of USD 1,450 per m² (12 November 2026) is 4.7 percent above the city primary-market figure for January and 10.9 percent below the Saburtalo district average. Those percentages are arithmetic on figures from different months and bases, and they do not show that the project is cheap or dear.

The Galt & Taggart report is a market snapshot of one month and says nothing about this building. Its use here is to give a reader a reference frame for Saburtalo and Tbilisi that does not depend on a developer or a listing site. The guide to Tbilisi real estate prices collects other price sources, and its figures should be read with their dates.

Buying in Georgia: registration, taxes, residence and financing

A foreigner may acquire a flat in Georgia on the same footing as a citizen; the exception is agricultural land. Article 183 of the Civil Code sets the form: a written transaction, followed by registration of the acquirer’s ownership in the Public Registry. Article 4 of the Organic Law on Agricultural Land Ownership limits title to agricultural land to the categories it lists, which include the state, municipalities, citizens and certain Georgian entities, and a flat in a city block is not in that category.

General background is in the pieces on whether foreigners can buy property in Georgia and on how to buy property in Georgia. What a buyer registers depends on the state of the building: the right to the unit once it is complete, or an obligation tied to the ownership right while it is not, with the contract setting the order of events. The registry’s fee page applies the same three tariffs to a change of right and to an obligation related to an ownership right.

At USD 1 = GEL 2.5933 (National Bank of Georgia, 12 November 2026) the three registration tariffs are about USD 57.8, USD 104.1 and USD 135.0; the fee depends on the speed chosen, not on the price. A buyer abroad can use a power of attorney legalised for Georgia, since the Hague Conference status table shows the Apostille Convention in force for Georgia from 14 May 2007, or the registry’s online smart-contract service. Which route the developer accepts should be settled in writing.

Since 30 September 2026 the Tax Code, in the English text on matsne.gov.ge, cites Law No. 1874 among its amendments, and the property-tax rules for individuals read differently from older guides. Article 202(5) fixes the rate for a natural person’s property other than land at no less than 0.8 and no more than 1 percent of its market value at the end of the preceding year. Article 206(1)(a) exempts such property when the family’s income in the preceding year did not exceed GEL 100,000.

The EY Georgia brief for July to September 2026 records the previous threshold as GEL 40,000, which is why older guides show smaller exemptions. Individuals file by 1 November and pay by 15 November (Article 205), and the Revenue Service hosts a calculator. Under Article 201(1)(c.a), real estate owned by a natural person is taxable, unfinished construction included. The filing steps are in the piece on property tax in Georgia.

Two further taxes may touch an owner. On a sale, Article 81(3) puts the surplus from a residential apartment at 5 percent, and Article 82(1)(f.a) leaves it untaxed after more than two years of ownership. VAT stands at 18 percent (Article 166), and the contract should state whether the price includes it.

The Public Service Development Agency lists two permits that rest on property. A short-term residence permit goes to an alien holding title to immovable property other than agricultural land worth more than USD 150,000 in lari equivalent, with the value fixed by an accredited assessor; an investment residence permit requires more than USD 300,000. Article 15 of the Law on the Legal Status of Aliens and Stateless Persons states the first test in the same terms.

What counts is the assessed value, and the contract price does not stand in for it.

Set against these rules, the printed price of Apt 4, USD 148,335, is below USD 150,000 and that of Apt 5, USD 187,195, is above it. Neither figure is an assessment, so the comparison only shows where the printed prices stand against the number in the rule. The route of application is described in the guide to obtaining a Georgian residence permit.

For loans, the National Bank’s PTI and LTV page caps loan-to-value at 90 percent for lari loans and 70 percent for foreign-currency loans; payment-to-income caps are 25 percent (lari) or 20 percent (foreign currency) when net monthly income is under GEL 1,500, and 50 percent or 30 percent from GEL 1,500 upward. Terms for non-residents differ by bank, and the mortgage guide for foreigners gives background. No bank offer specific to this building was found.

What to ask for in writing before reserving

The developer’s pages leave several points open, so the list below turns each gap into a document or an answer that a buyer can request. Part of the list belongs in the reservation form and part in the sale contract. Where a point depends on the flat, the unit number is the anchor, and the w2.ge terms page itself says that terms are set by the individual contract and that a form submission is not a reservation.

1. The price list with unit numbers, floors, areas and the date of issue, and which of the seven listed flats each price covers.
2. In writing, the status of the flat of interest: what Reserved means on the cards, how long it lasts and what happens when it ends.
3. The handover or delivery date written into the contract, what counts as handover, and the stage of the building on the day of signing.
4. The commissioning or acceptance documents for the building, if it is described as delivered, and the construction permit.
5. The legal name and registration number of the company that will sign the contract, and of the company that owns the plot.
6. The cadastral code and a Public Registry extract for the plot or unit, showing owner, encumbrances and registered obligations.
7. The payment schedule, what "Custom Plan" contains, the account or escrow that receives each payment and the refund rule for a reservation deposit.
8. Any instalment terms in writing, with the total cost of the instalment against a single payment.
9. The finish specification: what white frame includes and excludes, who completes the interior, and the black-frame or white-frame definition the contract uses.
10. How total area is defined in the contract, how it relates to the room list on the apartment page, and whether the price is adjusted after measurement.
11. What the "Investment Fund" label on the apartment cards means for the buyer, if anything.
12. The terms of the Key Card programme (also called W2 Card), whether it applies to this building and what it costs or requires.
13. The service-charge schedule, the management company, the make and specification of the lifts, the backup generator arrangements and the rules for parking, including whether a space is included.
14. Whether the price includes VAT, registration fees and any charge for a power of attorney, and in which currency each payment is due.
15. Which banks, if any, finance purchases in this building, and on what terms; and, if signing from abroad, the power of attorney or registry meeting the developer accepts.

The list is the usual due-diligence set for a new-build purchase and implies nothing about the project. A written answer to each point, attached to the reservation, lets a buyer compare this building with others on equal terms. Ownership of a flat passes on registration, so the registry extract and the contract are the documents that matter most.

How W2 Jikia Tbilisi compares with other w2 projects

The w2.ge projects list of 12 November 2026 shows ten projects with flats on offer, nine in Tbilisi and one in Kutaisi. The table gives, for each, the address as printed, the number of flats listed as available and the lowest rate on the project card. Availability counts include reserved flats, as they do for this building. The table is a comparison of what is printed, with no suggestion that one project is better than another.

Three of the projects are in Saburtalo, and they differ in scale. Mindeli has six blocks and 92 flats listed, Filigreen 2 has six blocks and six flats listed, and this building has one block and seven. The card rates are not like-for-like, because a card rate is the lowest rate among the flats on offer at that project, and the finish and handover state differ between projects; the individual guides give the detail for each.

Projects of other developers in the same city are collected on the Tbilisi listings page. Among them, m² Highlight and m² at Mtatsminda Park are from m², whose pages print flat-level prices in the same way, while Archi Universe and Central Park Towers are examples of listings read with their own source tables.

The wider set of Georgian listings on this site is available from the country page, and each can be read with the same method: the developer’s page first, then third-party figures labelled with source and date.

Tetri Kvadrati (w2), the developer

This section repeats what the developer’s own pages and the company profile state. The site w2.ge titles itself Tetri Kvadrati, and the profile gives the company as Tetri Kvadrati LLC (შპს თეთრი კვადრატი), trading as White Square, with w2 as the website brand; no registration number or date was confirmed in the sources read. On its About page the company describes itself as part of BK Holding, an ecosystem that combines BK Construction and the Construct2 construction college. BK Construction is also the contractor named on the Jikia project card.

Giorgi Natroshvili is listed as CEO and Irakli Burdiladze as managing partner. The homepage counters read 11 ongoing projects, 6 completed projects and 2500+ completed apartments; these are the developer’s own counters, and project counts differ between sources and dates. The projects list shows Tbilisi and Kutaisi.

Two statements concern this building. A news item on w2.ge dated 19 March 2025 reports a memorandum of cooperation with Mitsubishi Electric, under which that company’s elevators are to be installed in the Jikia project, and says the developer secured financing for the project through Pasha Bank. Both are the developer’s statements, and no page of either company confirming them was found. The Key Card page lists 46 partners with discount labels of 10 to 50 percent; eligibility and validity are not stated there.

Frequently asked questions

How many flats are for sale in W2 Jikia Tbilisi?

On 12 November 2026 w2.ge lists seven flats in the building: Apt 4 and Apt 5 with a printed price, and Apts 8, 35, 50, 100 and 235 marked Reserved. The building has 283 apartments according to the developer, so 276 are not on the list; that number is arithmetic, because w2.ge prints no sold count. Korter says the developer’s apartments are sold and shows resale listings, which belong to private sellers.

What does a flat in W2 Jikia Tbilisi cost?

The developer prints USD 1,450 per m² on all seven listed flats, which is GEL 3,760 per m² at the page rate. The two priced flats are Apt 4, 102.3 m², at USD 148,335, and Apt 5, 129.1 m², at USD 187,195. The reserved flats print no price on their cards. Resale advertisements on Korter ask USD 1,554 to 2,563 per m², and those are sellers’ asking prices, not developer prices.

Is W2 Jikia Tbilisi finished or still under construction?

The sources differ. The w2.ge projects list labels it Ongoing and prints no handover date. Korter describes one house delivered in Q2 2026 and a developer page reading Completed in 2026, while an older w2.ge page printed September 2025 and the BK Construction card prints 22.12.2024. The guide shows each source and does not choose. The date that binds a buyer is the one in the contract.

What finish do the flats have?

w2.ge does not state the finish for this building. It says only that the walls use thermal-insulation materials and that double-glazed aluminium windows and doors are installed. Korter and Tbilisi Property say the flats are in white frame, with utilities, central heating, wiring, windows and front doors. Because the scope of white frame varies, the exact specification should be requested in writing.

Which district is the building in?

The developer’s address is Saburtalo, Politkovskaya (formerly Jikia) Street 12, and Tbilisi Property and the BK Construction card also say Saburtalo, while Korter labels the same address Vake. This guide follows the developer. The nearest metro station, State University, is the western terminus of the Saburtalo Line and lies 0.61 km in a straight line from the project coordinates on w2.ge.

How far is the nearest metro station?

Calculated from the coordinates on w2.ge and Wikipedia, State University station is 0.61 km away in a straight line, and the modelled road route is 1.0 km. Korter and Tbilisi Property describe a 5-minute walk, which a visit can confirm. The central Station Square interchange, with the railway station, is 7.13 km away in a straight line and 9.4 km by the modelled road route.

Can a foreigner buy a flat in W2 Jikia Tbilisi?

Georgian law lets a foreigner acquire an apartment on the same basis as a citizen; only agricultural land is reserved. Article 183 of the Civil Code requires a written transaction and registration of the acquirer’s ownership in the Public Registry. A buyer abroad can use an apostilled power of attorney or the registry’s online smart-contract service, if the developer accepts it.

Does a flat in W2 Jikia Tbilisi qualify for a residence permit?

A short-term residence permit is available to a foreigner who holds title to immovable property other than agricultural land with an assessed market value exceeding USD 150,000 equivalent in lari. The assessor sets the value, not the contract. The printed price of Apt 4, USD 148,335, is below that figure and Apt 5, USD 187,195, is above it, which says nothing about the assessed value.

How is a flat in this building taxed as property?

Since 30 September 2026 (Law No. 1874) a natural person’s property other than land is exempt when family income in the previous year did not exceed GEL 100,000; above that the Tax Code sets 0.8 to 1 percent of the market value at the end of the previous year. Returns are filed by 1 November and the tax is paid by 15 November. Older guides may still show the former GEL 40,000 band.

Is there a payment plan or a mortgage for this building?

w2.ge publishes no payment schedule for this building; the apartment cards show the label Custom Plan, and the Georgian text there refers to individual terms. No bank offer specific to the building was found. Mortgage limits for any purchase are set by the National Bank of Georgia, at 90 percent loan-to-value for lari loans and 70 percent for foreign-currency loans.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 12 November 2026. Sources:

• w2.ge: Jikia, Block 1 page, floor selector and project description (read 12 November 2026)
• w2.ge: projects list with availability and card rates (read 12 November 2026)
• w2.ge: Jikia Block 1, Floor 1, Apartment 4
• w2.ge: Jikia Block 1, Floor 1, Apartment 5
• w2.ge: Jikia Block 1, Floor 1, Apartment 8
• w2.ge: Jikia Block 1, Floor 3, Apartment 35
• w2.ge: Jikia Block 1, Floor 4, Apartment 50
• w2.ge: Jikia Block 1, Floor 7, Apartment 100
• w2.ge: Jikia Block 1, Floor 16, Apartment 235
• w2.ge: commercial space listing
• w2.ge: About page
• w2.ge: Key Card page
• w2.ge: Terms and Conditions (Georgian text)
• w2.ge test site: earlier English project page
• Korter: White Square Jikia project page (read 12 November 2026)
• Korter: White Square developer page
• Expat Home Georgia: White Square developer profile (undated)
• w2.ge: news item of 19 March 2025 on the Mitsubishi Electric memorandum and Pasha Bank financing
• Tbilisi Property: Residential complex White Square Jikia (undated)
• BK Construction: White Square Jikia project card
• news.ge: White Square developer page
• geoln.com: White Square Jikia listing (publication date 18.09.2023)
• Galt & Taggart: Tbilisi Residential Real Estate Monthly Market Watch, January 2026 update (27 February 2026)
• Wikipedia: State University (Tbilisi Metro)
• Wikipedia: Saburtalo Line
• Wikipedia: Saburtalo District
• Wikipedia: Vazha-Pshavela (Tbilisi Metro) (coordinates)
• Wikipedia: Station Square (Tbilisi Metro) (coordinates)
• Wikipedia: Freedom Square, Tbilisi (coordinates)
• Wikipedia: Tbilisi International Airport (coordinates)
• Project OSRM: routing service used for road distances
• Geostat: Number of population as of 1 January 2026
• Civil Code of Georgia, Article 183 (matsne.gov.ge)
• Organic Law on Agricultural Land Ownership (matsne.gov.ge)
• NAPR: immovable property registration fees and terms
• NAPR: informational services fees
• NAPR: smart-contract registration service
• Hague Conference on Private International Law: Apostille Convention status table
• Tax Code of Georgia, English text (matsne.gov.ge)
• EY Georgia: Tax and Law Brief, July to September 2026
• Revenue Service of Georgia: property tax page and calculator
• Public Service Development Agency: residence permits
• Law on the Legal Status of Aliens and Stateless Persons (matsne.gov.ge)
• National Bank of Georgia: PTI and LTV requirements
• National Bank of Georgia: official exchange rates (USD 1 = GEL 2.5933 on 12 November 2026)

This is not legal, tax or financial advice.