- A tourist needs a policy with at least 30,000 lari of coverage for the whole trip
- With a residence permit, nobody asks for a policy at the border, but the permit itself does not pay for treatment inside the country
- An annual Med+ policy from Imedi L for living in Georgia costs 600 lari
Health Insurance in Georgia
Tourists need a policy as soon as they reach the border, and for people who live in Georgia, a policy is what pays for treatment inside the country. Free care under the state program goes mainly to citizens and protected groups.
Policies from local insurers
- Med+ from Imedi L, up to age 60600 lari a year
- Med Max from Imedi L, up to age 60from 960 lari a year
- Vitamin from Ardi, up to age 70139 lari a month
Basic plans usually cover dental care and medicines only in part.
- Does a residence permit in Georgia entitle you to free healthcare?
- How much does treatment cost without insurance?
A policy for every entry
Since January 1, 2026, every tourist has needed a policy that covers every day of the trip, for up to a year at most. Holders of a Georgian residence permit are not asked for a policy at the border.
- Does the entry policy cover skiing?
- How much does a policy for one week cost?