Selling or buying property in Georgia from abroad
Living abroad and need to sell, buy or rent out property in Georgia? We do it in your name — so that your money and your property stay protected.
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- Courts of all instances
Your lawyer checks the buyer or seller, the property's history, mortgages and seizures, prepares the contract, completes the transaction and registers it with the Public Registry. We agree a safe way to receive the money in advance.
You can give the power of attorney at a Georgian consulate, with a local notary or — if you have a Georgian passport — online with a notary in Georgia. We draft it to cover only the powers that are needed.
Our services
- Checking the buyer, seller and the property
- Purchase, preliminary and lease agreements
- Completing the deal by power of attorney
- Registration with the Public Registry
- Receiving the money safely
- Fixing errors in the registry
Questions & answers
Can I sell a flat without coming to Georgia?
Yes — with a properly drafted power of attorney, a lawyer completes the deal in your name.
How do I receive the money safely?
We agree the route in advance — for example, a transfer straight to your own bank account. This should also be written into the power of attorney.
Can I give a power of attorney online?
Yes, if you have a Georgian passport — with a notary in Georgia by video call, with two witnesses present.
Legal basis
Official texts (in Georgian) — Legislative Herald of Georgia, matsne.gov.ge.
Related practice area: Real estate
How we help while you're abroad
Accepting an inheritance
Accepting the estate through a notary by power of attorney, the certificate of inheritance and registering the property.Debts and enforcement
The debtors' register, bank debts and enforcement proceedings — we find out, appeal or negotiate with the creditor.Restoring citizenship
Lost Georgian citizenship because of another passport? Until 1 January 2027 getting it back is easier.Need legal advice? Talk to an attorney today.
The first consultation is free and confidential.