Pricing and services

Because two different clients sit behind them. The set-up work — formation, banking, relocation, opinions — is commissioned by you as a private individual or by your foreign company, that is, from abroad; it is invoiced in euro. The ongoing support is commissioned by the Georgian company or the registered individual entrepreneur we set up for you; it is invoiced in lari, because that is the currency the work is performed and declared in. For all lari positions the lari amount governs, not a euro approximation.

For the euro positions, as a rule no. The recipient of the service is established abroad, so under Article 162¹ of the Georgian Tax Code the place of supply is outside Georgia — such supplies are not exempt, they fall outside the scope of Georgian VAT altogether. For the lari positions Georgian VAT is added, currently 18% under Article 166: there the recipient is the Georgian company and the place of supply is Georgia. None of this affects your own VAT position at home — that is a question for your adviser there.

In the formation packages, yes: the Public Service Hall fee sits inside the package price so that the configurator total is the final total. The same applies to the work permit, whose government fee is included in the position price. Not included are costs arising in your home country (notary, apostille, sworn translations), bank-side charges, and the state fee for a binding ruling. Those items are listed individually below.

Because an hourly rate offloads the risk of estimating effort onto the client and pays us for being slow. With a fixed fee you know the number before you instruct us, and the incentive sits on the right side. Where we cannot quote a fixed fee, the entry reads "on request" — that covers positions whose effort depends on things we cannot know in advance (headcount, registration status, structural depth), not positions where we would rather keep our options open.

The amounts are our prices as at the date shown, and they are generated from the same register the order forms on the service pages calculate with — a divergent figure elsewhere on this website is therefore impossible. A price becomes binding in the legal sense with our offer or your order confirmation. Third-party costs we can of course only state as an order of magnitude; they are invoiced by the third party concerned.

Two calls, two purposes. The alignment call (15 minutes, free of charge) clarifies which package fits your plan, how the process runs and which documents we need; we answer the same questions in writing through the contact form, also without an invoice. The initial consultation (30 minutes for EUR 75, 60 minutes for EUR 150) answers the other question: whether and how your plan holds up, ending with a recommendation on the structure; the written version is the initial assessment at EUR 150. Anything beyond package, process and price information is advice — and advice is chargeable, because someone reads the Georgian statute and holds your case against it.

For one combination we see often, yes: if the bank account is commissioned together with the company formation, the banking fee drops to €400 instead of the full price. It is not self-service bookable — please note it in the message field of your order so we can apply it. Opinion fees are no longer credited against a follow-on mandate as of August 2026; the opinion is a self-contained piece of work, not a deposit.