Travel advisory: check official advice
The UK FCDO advises against all travel to South Ossetia and Abkhazia. Check the latest advice before booking.
UK FCDO (updated 15 Sept 2026)
Georgia: entry currently suspended for Taiwanese passport holders
Entry not permitted. Not from an official Georgia government source; based on the Passport Index dataset (GitHub, last updated 18 Feb 2026), a single unofficial source. Low confidence, not verified - confirm with the embassy before travel.
Your circumstances
- Passport:
- 🇹🇼 Taiwanese
- Lives in:
- Not specified (general rule)
- Going to:
- 🇬🇪 Georgia
- Purpose:
- Holiday
Entry currently suspended for this passport
Entry not permitted (not from an official source)
Entry not permitted. Not from an official Georgia government source; based on the Passport Index dataset (GitHub, last updated 18 Feb 2026), a single unofficial source. Low confidence, not verified - confirm with the embassy before travel.
Official source: github.com · Last checked 21 Oct 2026. Rules like this can change quickly — check before you book.
Before you go to Georgia
Cash you can bring in and take out
Not yet confirmed — check the official customs page. We couldn't confirm Georgia's cash limits on an official page yet, so we don't show a number. Check the current rules on rs.ge →
Common tourist traps
Stranger takes you to a restaurant or club
How it works: Strangers lead visitors to restaurants or nightclubs where food or drinks may be drugged.
How to avoid it: Decline, buy your own drinks and keep them in sight.
Prices in dollars or euros
How it works: Prices may be quoted in USD or EUR, but you must pay in lari.
How to avoid it: Confirm the lari price before agreeing.
Street taxis
How it works: Flagged taxis are less safe and may lack seatbelts.
How to avoid it: Pre-book through an app and check seatbelts work.
Emergency numbers in Georgia
- Emergency 112
Other traps paraphrased from official travel advice: gov.uk · FCDO page updated 15 Sept 2026 · Last checked 2 Nov 2026.