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.
Tbilisi State Medical University publishes no scholarship of its own for international students; its announcements list only outside schemes such as foreign government scholarships. Georgia's Ministry of Education site could not be reached.