Georgia is home to several Free Industrial Zones (FIZs) — specially designated areas designed to attract international investors by offering significant tax exemptions and simplified administrative procedures.

What Is a Free Zone?

A Free Industrial Zone (FIZ) in Georgia is a territory where businesses enjoy a favorable tax and regulatory environment. It’s particularly beneficial for companies engaged in manufacturing, export, logistics, and IT services.

Key Tax Benefits in Georgia’s Free Zones

• 0% Corporate Income Tax
• 0% VAT (on most transactions)
• 0% Dividend Tax
• No Import/Export Duties inside the FIZ
• Low Utility & Land Lease Costs

Available Free Zones in Georgia

• Poti FIZ – Ideal for logistics and manufacturing due to its location at the Black Sea port.
• Tbilisi FIZ – Located near the capital, well-suited for tech and light industry.
• Kutaisi FIZ – Strategic for industrial and electronics businesses.

Who Should Consider a Free Zone Company?

A Georgian Free Zone company is perfect for:

• Manufacturers exporting goods outside Georgia
• IT & software development companies serving global clients
• eCommerce businesses needing favorable tax structures
• Traders or logistics firms operating across borders

Can I Operate Internationally with a FIZ Company?

Yes. FIZ entities in Georgia can work globally. However, they are not permitted to do business directly within Georgia unless they register a separate legal entity outside the Free Zone.

Requirements to Register a Company in a Free Zone

• Power of Attorney (POA)
• Copy of your passport (legalized)
• Minimal documentation — setup can be done remotely

Let’s Set It Up for You

We help entrepreneurs and businesses register companies in Georgia’s Free Zones and handle the process end-to-end — including documentation, bank account setup, and accounting.

Interested in learning if a Free Zone is right for your business? Email us at hello@startge.com or reach out via our contact form.

Explore one of the most efficient and tax-friendly business environments in the region — Georgia’s Free Zones are open for global business.