How to Apply to Universities in Georgia (2027): Step by Step
Georgia draws international students to English-taught medicine, and Tbilisi State Medical University charges USD 8,000 a year for its English-medium Medical Doctor programme and USD 7,000 for Dental Medicine. Foreign applicants need their prior education recognised by the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement after receiving an acceptance letter, a D3 study visa decided within 30 days, and a residence permit costing GEL 300 in 30 days.
English-taught medicine at Tbilisi State Medical University
Apply to the university with your school documents and English certificate; an online interview may follow.
Receive the acceptance letter, which takes about five business days.
Get your education recognised by the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement, submitting the acceptance letter and documents translated and notarised into Georgian, and return the recognition letter to the university.
Apply for a D3 study visa at a Georgian mission; the decision takes up to 30 calendar days.
Apply for a residence permit to the Public Service Development Agency at least 40 days before your visa stay ends.