The public application exposes the first eligibility fields and its document checklist, while the FAQ publishes several form instructions. Later personal-information validation attributes, character limits and error text were not readable, so this guide carries no pattern or official-error claims.
Open the current government ordinance and find the passport country. If it is listed and the trip fits the rule, there is no e-Visa form to file.
Choose citizenship according to the passport you will use at the border. Dual citizens should apply and travel with the same document.
Select the actual travel document. The information box says the e-Visa is available only to holders of the document types shown after this choice.
Choose the real purpose. The portal limits e-Visas to short stays of less than 90 days and asks for a document proving the purpose.
The passport must remain valid for at least 3 months after the requested visa expires. It also needs at least 2 free pages and must have been issued within the previous 10 years.
Use a photo taken within 6 months, facing the camera. The FAQ rejects snapshots, mobile-device photos and images copied from another official document.
Prepare the passport as one PDF plus proof of accommodation, a round ticket, travel insurance, financial means and travel purpose. Add the supporting document when it applies to your route.
Use an inbox you control. Verify the first message within 1 hour and pay within 5 hours of the payment notice.
After the first application and consular payment, follow the emailed DuVerify link within 24 hours. The portal lists an additional USD 15 fee for each applicant.
The official site shows a confirmation on screen. Screenshot it — that's your backup.
Verify the first email within 1 hour. After the paid application, complete the mandatory DuVerify step from its email link within 24 hours.
The Ministry sends the e-Visa by email. Print the PDF and carry it with the application passport plus the border documents listed by the portal.
The Ministry says to print the e-Visa received by email and bring it when travelling to Georgia.
At the border, be ready to show the passport, purpose, accommodation, insurance and sufficient-funds evidence used for the trip.
The public first screen exposes citizenship, travel-document type, purpose, insurance and its document checklist. Later personal-information validation attributes and error text were not readable, so this guide does not invent them.
Find the passport country in the current annex. If it is listed and the trip fits the rule, you may enter and stay without a visa for one full year. Stop there; no e-Visa form is needed.
Choose the country shown on the passport you will present at the border, not your residence. Dual citizens should use the same document for the application and the trip.
The portal shows eligibility after the citizenship and travel-document choices. A person who needs a visa does not automatically qualify for this online route.
The portal limits e-Visas to visits of less than 90 days. Select the purpose that matches the supporting document you can show at the border.
The FAQ requires at least 3 months of validity after the requested visa expires, at least 2 free pages and an issue date within the previous 10 years.
Use a front-facing photo taken within 6 months. The FAQ rejects mobile-device photos, snapshots, full-length photos and images copied or scanned from another official document.
The live checklist asks for the passport scanned into one PDF, accommodation, a round ticket, travel insurance, financial means and travel-purpose evidence. Add the supporting-document copy when it applies.
Verify the first email within 1 hour. After the payment notice, pay within 5 hours or the application is cancelled.
After the first application and consular payment, open the DuVerify email and finish that step within 24 hours. The live page lists an additional USD 15 fee per applicant.
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