Insurance in Georgia
From 1 January 2026, medical insurance is mandatory for every foreigner entering or staying in Georgia. Here is what exactly is required, what it costs and where to buy a policy.
What became mandatory on 1 January 2026
Medical insurance is mandatory for all foreigners in Georgia. The policy must cover the entire period of stay, not just the day of entry.
The requirement applies to tourists and to residents alike. Travelling without a policy is grounds for refusal of entry and for a fine.
Medical insurance for entering Georgia — from €0.99 a day
A policy for entering and staying in Georgia can be bought at tourist.100doc.ge. Prices start at €0.99 a day, the form takes about a minute and the policy arrives by email.
The cover includes emergency care, hospitalisation and outpatient treatment. The policy is accepted at the border as proof that the requirement is met.
Where to use your insurance
Clinics in Georgia that work with insurance companies are mapped on 100doc.ge together with addresses, phone numbers and ratings based on patient reviews.
Frequently asked questions
Is medical insurance mandatory for entering Georgia in 2026?
Yes. Since 1 January 2026 medical insurance is mandatory for every foreigner entering or staying in Georgia, and the policy must cover the whole period of stay.
How much does medical insurance for Georgia cost?
Prices start at €0.99 a day. A policy can be bought online at tourist.100doc.ge in about a minute, and the document is delivered by email.
What happens if I arrive in Georgia without insurance?
Arriving without a valid policy is grounds for refusal of entry, and staying in the country uninsured carries a fine. Any treatment would have to be paid for in full out of pocket.
Where can I find clinics that accept insurance?
Clinics in Georgia working with insurance companies are shown on the 100doc.ge map, with addresses, phone numbers and ratings based on patient reviews.