Georgia 2025

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Invest in Georgia

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In this Series

A Route to Growth

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Graphic listing the tax incentives offered to IT companies in Georgia

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IT and software development firms: 5% of corporate profits. 0% VAT or dividend tax.
Employees: 5% on personal income tax
Reinvested and retained profit: 05 Tax (all sectors)

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Graphic showing the popularity of Georgia versus the global average, in terms of foreign direct investment in advanced technology.

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61% of foreign direct investors would consider Georgia as a location for advanced technology investment - 13 percentage points above the global average of 48%.

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Bloomberg Media’s 2026 Foreign Direct Investment Outlook

Graphic showing the popularity of Georgia versus the global average, in terms of foreign direct investment in technological innovation.

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32% of investors say technology and innovation capabilities are a key driver behind where they plan to invest, up from 28% in 2025.
Core requirements when considering technology and innovation as a driver of FDI
58% Adoption of AI and machine learning
49% 5G and advanced networking
56% High-performance computing infrastructure
48% Local technical expertise
53% Data center infrastructure
37% Access to R&D institutions


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Georgia is using tax incentives, lower costs and a growing tech workforce to attract IT firms seeking alternatives to higher-cost global hubs.

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Georgia Builds a Tech Hub Beyond Silicon Valley

Satellite map of the Black Sea showing Georgia's coastline, the planned Anaklia Deepwater Port, existing ports at Poti and Batumi, and a shipping route illustrating maritime access across the Black Sea.

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Satellite map of the Black Sea highlighting Georgia's Black Sea coastline, including Anaklia, Poti Port and Batumi Port. The Anaklia Deepwater Port Project and text describes that when the project is complete, it will handle the largest ships in the Black Sea.
The map includes a container ship illustration and a dashed shipping route across the Black Sea, terminating at Anaklia on Georgia's western coast.

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Line chart showing Georgia's total exports increasing from $5.58 billion in 2022 to $7.29 billion in 2025.

Line chart showing Georgia's total exports from 2022 to 2025. In 2022 it was $5.58 billion, in 2023 $6.1 billion, in 2024  $6.5 billion and in 2025 it was $7.29 billion. The chart shows a steady year-on-year increase in total exports. A blue shipping container is suspended above the chart as an illustrative graphic.

Georgia is using ports, rail, tax incentives and free trade agreements to build a faster trade route through the Middle Corridor. 
