In March 2017, Georgia entered an agreement that enables Georgian citizens to travel to Schengen countries without a visa. Moreover, they are allowed to spend 180 days a year in any country of the Schengen zone. This makes Georgia an attractive destination to those who seek to relocate and wish to travel unhindered in Europe.
Georgian investment citizenship is based on a donation made to the Georgian treasury – with which they aim to finance the 43rd Chess Olympiad to be held in Georgia early fall 2018. If you donate EUR 300,000 to this purpose, you and your family become eligible for Georgian citizenship.
You will be asked to deposit the EUR 300,000 at an agency. With the proof of the transfer, you can apply for Georgian citizenship. They will conduct a background check, and when you and your family members are cleared, you become a Georgian citizen within 30-60 days. Since your money is not transferred to the treasury until a positive decision is made, this is a perfectly safe transaction.
Nationals of any country might become eligible if they can make the donation. The investor may apply together with their spouse and all dependent children under 26 years of age. Georgian authorities will run a background check to ensure all applicants have clear criminal records.
Just send a letter to info@helpers.hu, and ask about Georgian citizenship. We will take care of the rest. Helpers Hungary has more than 12 years of experience of business and immigration assistance will guide you through all steps of the process, making sure you will always know what to do next and in the end can take full advantage of your Georgian citizenship.
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