Georgia (GE)
Caucasus gateway with long visa-free stays for many nationalities, low business taxes, mountain-and-wine culture, and a fast-changing 2026 work-permit environment.
Capital: Tbilisi
Region: Europe
Language: Georgian
Currency: GEL (₾)
Cost of living: Very affordable (index 34)
Emergency: 112
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Emergency Numbers
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General Emergency
112
Police
112
Fire Brigade
112
Ambulance
112
Poison Control
Ask 112 for toxicology/poison guidance or go to a major emergency hospital.
Mental Health
112 for immediate danger; NGO and private crisis options vary by language.
Domestic Violence
112 or the state domestic violence hotline where locally available.
Road Assistance
Private insurers and auto clubs provide roadside assistance; 112 for crashes or injury.
Private clinic urgent care
112 for emergencies; clinic hotlines vary
Most expats use private clinics or hospitals for urgent non-life-threatening care outside normal GP hours.
Large private clinics usually have extended hours; emergency departments operate 24/7.
How to call emergency services in Georgia
Call 112 for police, fire, ambulance, road crashes, and urgent danger. English support is often available but not guaranteed outside major cities.