FAQ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT STUDYING IN GEORGIA
APPLICATION PROCESS
If you’ve decided to begin studying in Tbilisi, Georgia, it’s time to search for your desired university/program via our website. Once you’ve made up your mind, fill the admission application accurately and make sure that you submit all the essential documents. Pay the admission fee and wait for the feedback from the university. It usually takes up to one month for an university answer.
- International passport
- High school diploma
- Bachelor’s diploma, in case if you’re filling for the master’s program
- Transcript and the syllabus, if you’re transferring
- English language certificate, if possible
As the available programs are taught in English, international students must be proficient in English language, both written and spoken.
- Application fee of the University.
- Video Interview (Contact us for sample)
A few Universities may require some students to provide IELTS, TOEFL, or SAT result to study some programs.
Application cost depends on what university you are choosing. Usually, the cost varies from $100 – $1100.
There is no age limit for getting admission into a Georgian university. All you need to have is a high school diploma.
All of the universities in Georgia have two semesters a year – a spring and a fall semester. Commonly, the deadline for admission is a month before the beginning of each semester. But most of the universities do not have a certain deadline.
Gathering all the documents, translating, notarizing and enrollment process takes about 2-5 weeks.
Fill the application form or send your documents to admission@edu.adastra.ge
FINANCES
The average cost varies between 8000$ – 10000$.
If you’re planning on living alone, we recommend a budget of $300-500 per month in Tbilisi city center. In case of living in a hostel or sharing an apartment with roommates, we recommend a budget of $150-200.
What is the cost of the cheapest program in Georgia for international students?
Business administration for $2200 per year.
Yes! That includes public transport discounts, student saving bank accounts, discounts via student cards, discounts to parks, museums, book shops.
Unfortunately, not from the Georgian government. Although some universities have partial scholarships from 25% for successful students.
Yes ! There are a lot of options for internships/ part-time jobs for students in Georgia.
We recommend you to budget $50 for summer season and $100 for the winter season.
Usually, the price varies due to the needs of the student. Learn more about the cost of living in Georgia here.
ABOUT GEORGIA
Imagine stepping into Tbilisi, the beating heart of Georgia, where history whispers through every cobblestone and the air hums with a blend of ancient tales and modern life. Perched at Europe’s doorstep, this city—among the world’s oldest—stretches along the Mtkvari River, its roots sinking back 4,000 years before Christ. Once a bustling hub on the Silk Road, Tbilisi grew up at the crossroads of giants: Persian, Turkish, and Russian empires swirling around it, each leaving a mark while the city stubbornly held onto its soul.
Walk through Tbilisi today, and you’ll feel its pulse—a vibrant mash-up of ethnicities, faiths, and traditions that defy any neat label like “European” or “Asian.” It’s a place that’s both and neither, a intoxicating cocktail of East meets West. Home to over 1.5 million people, it’s Georgia’s biggest city, a cultural and economic engine that’s always shifting, growing, pulling the country forward. Wander the winding streets of old Tbilisi, past weathered caravanserais and hidden courtyards, and you’ll get why Alexandre Dumas called it a “city of legend and romance” with a charm that’s quirky, magnetic, and hard to pin down. For an expat—or anyone, really—it’s the kind of place that grabs you, a shimmering “Pearl of the Caucasus” that feels alive in a way few cities do.
Georgia is a bridge between Europe and Asia. Georgia is an amazing mix of Western and Eastern influences with a truly European lifestyle. Lively and with a unique culture, Georgia concentrates enormous human and natural wealth.
Yes! Crime rate is low and Georgia is amongst 14 safest countries of all.
Yes! Georgians respect other’s race, religion, beliefs and political opinions.
Georgian language. Locals call it “Kartuli”.
The official currency of Georgia is Georgian Lari.
Georgia is located at the intersection of Eastern Europe and West Asia. Georgia is generally regarded as a part of Europe and has aspirations to be a part of the European Union.
Georgia is known for its unique culture, hospitable environment and beautiful nature. The Georgian language is one of the oldest and has its own alphabet. Also, Georgia is considered as the homeland of traditional wine.
