Georgia simplifies rules for foreign visitors

The Georgian government has simplified the rules for entering Georgia for citizens and foreign nationals, Report informs, citing the State Interagency Coordinating Council.

By the council’s decision, which will come into force on March 1, all foreign nationals who are fully vaccinated against coronavirus or who have submitted a negative PCR test result in the last 72 hours will be allowed to enter the territory of Georgia by air, land and sea.

Foreigners who have not yet been fully vaccinated will be exempted from the need to undergo a PCR test 72 hours after entering the country.

Citizens of Georgia must provide a certificate confirming a negative PCR test to enter the country. Citizens without certificates must self-isolate for five days.

Georgian citizens will also be exempted from the obligation to undergo a second PCR test on the third day.