All About Georgia

About Georgia

Location & Culture

Georgia is a beautiful and strategically located country at the intersection of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, bordered by Russia, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the Black Sea. Its capital, Tbilisi, is a modern, multicultural city known for its safety, vibrant student life, and historical charm. With a growing international student population, Georgia offers a warm, welcoming environment and a perfect blend of tradition and modernity.

Why Study in Georgia?

Globally Recognized Medical Education

Medical universities in Georgia are recognized by:

World Health Organization (WHO)

National Medical Commission (NMC) – India

World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS)FAIMER, WFME, ECFMG (USA), GMC (UK)

Degrees earned here are globally valid and accepted for licensure exams such as USMLE, PLAB, and FMGE.

Safety & Quality of Life

3rd Safest Country in the World (per Numbeo)
Friendly locals, low crime rate, and political stability
Clean environment, efficient public transport, and student-friendly services

Quick Facts About Georgia

Capital: Tbilisi

Currency: Georgian Lari (₾ / GEL)

Language: Georgian (English widely spoken in universities)

Population: ~3.7 million

Climate: Mild winters, warm summers — ideal for year-round living

Student Visa: Easy application with fast processing

Time Zone: GMT+4

Life in Georgia for International Students

Access to Indian, vegetarian, halal food options
Affordable accommodation and student dorms
International community and cultural exchange programs
Active nightlife, outdoor adventure, historical sightseeing
Modern hospitals, fitness centers, and support services

Georgia’s Vision for the Future

In December 2023, Georgia was officially granted EU candidate status, opening pathways for even more alignment with European standards in healthcare and education. This strengthens Georgia’s position as a safe, future-ready destination for international medical students.

Affordable Education & Living

Tuition Fees: As low as $5,000–$7,000 per year

Living Costs: Approx. $200–$500/month, depending on lifestyle

No capitation fees or donations
Scholarships and merit-based discounts available at many universities
English-Medium Programs
Most medical universities in Georgia offer full English-taught MBBS/MD programs, making it ideal for international students.