DO NOT TRAVEL TO TBILISI GEORGIA UNTIL YOU KNOW THESE THINGS! 

You’re welcome! Have a great trip

Thanks! Welcome to Georgia! 🇬🇪

Thank you for your attention Johanna! Hope it was useful :)

Glad to hear!

Wow thanks Kipps. That’s really the best compliment I’ve had on RU-vid so far. I’ll take it! 😃

Thanks ❤️

Hey Theko, thanks! Sure great idea, I will do a video on it and upload it in the coming weeks :)

Thanks Nick. More videos are being uploaded soon. If you feel like there’s something you want me to cover please reach out :)

Thank you :) Glad it was useful

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks for watching! I’m glad to hear that.

Thanks Gregory, please let me know if I can assist you in any way once you are in Tbilisi. You may reach me the easiest on Insta/Fb.

@@SananSanani Thank you Sanan!

Yes I’ve heard It’s easier to apply for a euro visa for traveling if you have a Georgian residency card. However, for more specific details you will have to contact an expert in that field.

Thanks. I am not sure but I don’t think so. Easiest is through 100k$ property purchase.

@@SananSanani Thanks

Hi Lerry, I haven’t lived in Istanbul so I wouldn’t know. If you are picking between the two.. I recommend visiting both 1 month each to weigh out the pros and cons

If there are no direct commercial flights use PEGASUS / Turkish Airlines through a layover in Turkey. Residents from UAE can enter and self-quarantine. Recent Update: Curfew is now 11pm and Sundays rooftop restaurants are now open.

Thank you for watching Manpreet

Thanks for watching Lawanna! If you are planning to come to Georgia, please let me know if I can help you in anyway.

shows you have a good sense of humor!

Hey alejandro sure, please contact me on either Instagram, Facebook or WhatsApp business..whichever you are more comfortable using.

@@SananSanani Perfect, I sent you a DM on Instagram.

Yes you can own them but you are not allowed to take them outside of your house (though people do)

No it’s not easy and salary wages are lower & competitive , georgian/russian/turkish language is needed , not only English

Thanks David!

Hey Habib, Covid has disturbed the AirBNB/Hotel business. But not long term rentals. But there are still many expats especially digital nomads arriving and needing spaces from 6 months to a year. If your investment is focused on facilitating their needs (high speed internet , cozy living and work space, cost effective rent) then you won’t have to worry. PS. Our property management service fee is 7-8% monthly and we don’t guarantee a specific ROI. But most cases with our clients they are getting 8-11% ROI against property value.

@@SananSanani that's the crux of the matter, without any guaranteed minimum ROI, investors will be hesitant.

@@habibamri7114 If you buy right you can have a good ROI. I will be happy to assist you when you visit. To be honest most investors contacting me these days are investing primarily for residency or tax purposes. The rent is just a bonus for them.

@@SananSanani I will certainly. My purpose is different is just guaranteeing minimum ROI in long term investments in prestigious apartments if possible. I am in contact with your company, but can't still find the ones matching my criteria.

@@habibamri7114 Some developers guarantee ROI even with bank guarantee. But they are usually off plan projects and are still being built. However, if my company is the one finding the deal for you, a ready one, maybe we can arrange a long term property management agreement as well. What kind of returns are you looking for ?

Hey Joseph. Please visit this link for more information: www.geoconsul.gov.ge/en/newsFeed/nId/247?fbclid=IwAR1uQv52cSNnA9Y-HPbQLli96y35lXkZ-51mEYPJBz60y5r6wvW0L69_8ys

@@SananSanani Thankyou so much👍🏻👍🏻💯

@@senoritajoseph2398 you are welcome!

Could you share with me why? Yes, having income from abroad is the big advantage. E-Commerce / Online Teachers / Crypto Enthusiasts, basically all Digital Nomads, love it here too.

@@SananSanani I love Georgians for their music and art and time they dedicate to you. But why I think its overrated. 1) very little money to make from average Georgians 2) you have to arrange with your own moral that there is so many NGOs, foreign money, dodgy gold diggers in the country 3) work became popular only recently in GEO and I am not sure if all men got the trend by now- woman are excellent employees 4) I think its an unstable country with 2 frozen conflicts and (I still remember war in 2008) on the frontline NATO Russia Georgia is mega if you don't have to make money there only tax it there :) and if you are a food and art lover, have a second passport and can fly out anytime.

​@@Peter-rl9ql Thank you for your thoughtful response, I must say it’s almost challenging to reply to those statements as some of them are very accurate. But i’ll try my best to give my opinion to your points

@@Peter-rl9ql 1) I agree there is very little to make from average Georgians if your business revolves around them, just as it's 4 times cheaper to live here than in Europe, the money you make from the general population is also 4 times less. In my idea, this place is amazing for saving money if your income is from abroad, or if you are into crypto/real estate investing/online business. 2)The government is strong and the city is corrupt-free, but still reasonably relaxed with the ease of business. I’ve heard there was an issue with the gold mining industry. 3)Yes, many men are known to be more self-driven, lazy or self-employed. Many don’t like working for people. Generally, the leadership style is outdated and traditional and only the modernized companies are successful, profitable, resilient and lasting. So generally majority of the companies including mine only scout for women because they are more loyal to the job and are self-motivated. I am quite impressed and it’s beautiful to see that in this Country. 4)It’s a stalemate. Georgia is the child of Russia and the USA. Russia is the mother of Georgia, USA is the father, and they got a divorce, I guess we must revisit this subject in the future. I have an optimistic view on this situation that there is a diplomatic route although a long one. Yes. This is not the place to live if you are looking for a high income position in a large recognized company. Nor the place to get a passport. This is a place to live a great life revolving either around music, art, fashion, and culture… or entrepreneurship / personal growth / online business / crypto… or a mix of all. A great place for cutting down taxes and even a better place to save your foreign income and re-invest into other income-producing assets.

@@SananSanani Can I share one more insight from running a local Georgian social network before Facebook killed us. There are really many beautiful Georgian women 30 plus, divorced that local men don't care about. They rather hang up on Ukrainian dating site to meet blondinkas. Don't get me wrong Georgia is awesome just there is also shadow. When I am writing that I feel missing GEO. Greetings from Berlin

Indeed haha, we’ve also got a cool US crowd down here in georgia the country

@@SananSanani I hope to visit your country one day soon.

@@lerryperry how old are you? where are you from and where are you living ?

@@SananSanani sorry I took so long to respond. I am 43 years old and I live in The Caribbean Island of Jamaica.