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Recruitment from Georgia

Workers from Georgia.
The fastest legal route

Construction, finishing trades, manufacturing, warehousing and agriculture. Georgia is covered by the simplified declaration procedure and visa-free travel, so a worker can start within 3 to 6 weeks of signing the contract. We handle everything: recruitment, the declaration at the labour office, relocation and post-arrival care.

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Workers from Georgia – the direction for companies that need people fast

Georgia is the only non-EU direction that combines three things at once: the simplified declaration procedure, visa-free travel for biometric passports and cheap, short flights. In practice, the time from decision to first day at work is usually 3 to 6 weeks rather than a full quarter.

Georgian candidates have a strong construction and craft background. Bricklayers, tilers, plasterers, steel fixers and formwork carpenters are the roles we fill most often. Many candidates previously worked in Türkiye, Greece or Italy, so they know European pace and site standards.

The cultural barrier is effectively non-existent. Georgia is an Orthodox Christian country with a similar holiday calendar, a European work culture and no dietary restrictions. The working language on the floor is usually Russian, which helps in mixed teams with Ukrainians and Moldovans.

  • Declaration instead of a type A permit
  • Visa-free travel with a biometric passport
  • Up to 24 months of work on a declaration
  • Relocation, registration, PESEL and onboarding

3–6

weeks from contract to first day at work

0

visa procedures – visa-free travel

24

months of work on a declaration

100%

fully legal employment and residence

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Benefits

Why companies choose workers from Georgia

Simplified procedure

Instead of a type A permit, a declaration entered into the labour office register is enough. That is a couple of weeks instead of months waiting for a governor's decision.

No visa, no consulate

A biometric passport is enough for Schengen travel. System registration and the consular appointment – the longest element in other directions – simply disappear.

Strong construction craft

Bricklayers, tilers, finishing specialists and formwork carpenters with contract experience in Türkiye, Greece and Italy. Candidates know European work rhythm.

Russian as the shop-floor language

Most candidates speak Russian, so they join teams with Ukrainians, Belarusians and Moldovans without a silent onboarding period.

Cultural proximity

An Orthodox country with a similar holiday calendar, no dietary restrictions and comparable social norms. Adaptation measured in days, not months.

Low relocation cost

Short, cheap flights from Tbilisi and Kutaisi, no visa fees and no document legalisation. The lowest total cost of bringing in a non-EU worker.

Qualifications

How we verify Georgian candidates

The Georgian vocational system is less formalised than in Central Asia, so practical verification is key. Every profile includes employment history, photos and video of completed work, licences and an assessment of Russian and English.

Portfolio of finishing work

For construction trades, photo documentation says the most – plastering, tiling, fit-out, façades. We ask candidates for material from recent projects before they reach the shortlist.

History of foreign contracts

We verify earlier assignments in Türkiye, Greece, Italy and Israel. A candidate with that background knows contract life and rarely quits in the first month.

Welding and operator licences

Documents are checked before a candidate is presented and, where needed, confirmed by a practical exam in Poland – faster than formal certificate recognition.

C+E licence and code 95

A Georgian licence does not allow professional haulage in the EU. We plan the exchange after the PESEL number is issued, plus initial qualification and code 95, in parallel with employment.

Where we recruit in Georgia

The region of origin genuinely shapes the professional profile.

  • Tbilisi and surroundings

    The largest candidate pool: construction, finishing trades, logistics, hospitality and services. Best availability and the shortest route to the airport.

  • Kutaisi and Imereti

    An industrial region with a low-cost airport serving budget flights. Manufacturing, warehousing and manual work.

  • Batumi and Adjara

    Tourism, hotels and hospitality. Candidates with guest-service experience and seasonal shift work.

  • Kakheti

    The agricultural and wine region – orchard work, harvesting, processing and agricultural machinery operation.

  • Rustavi and Kvemo Kartli

    Metallurgy and heavy industry. Most welders, fitters and machine operators come from here.

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Recruitment and legalisation

From contract to legal employment – one deployment plan

We run the process in four stages: call, quote and contract; sourcing and pre-selection in Georgia; the declaration at the county labour office; arrival and onboarding. With no visa procedure, the whole schedule fits into a few weeks.

3–6 weeks

from contract to first day at work

4 stages

one coordinator runs the whole process

100%

compliance with Polish authority requirements

Etapy procesu

Needs analysis, job profile, quote and schedule. Sourcing starts once the contract is signed.

  1. 01

    Call and needs analysis

    Day 1–3

    We agree duties, required licences, pay, shift system and accommodation standard.

  2. 02

    Quote and schedule

    Week 1

    We present the full budget, stage deadlines and planned arrival batches.

  3. 03

    Contract and job description

    Week 1

    Contract signature and approval of the Russian-language job description – the document that triggers sourcing.

Sourcing and verification in Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi and Rustavi – experience, licences and language.

  1. 01

    Candidate pre-selection

    Week 1–3

    Our local partner sources candidates and verifies employment history, work portfolio and references.

  2. 02

    Shortlist and selection

    Week 2–3

    We present a shortlist with licences and language assessment. Video interviews on request.

Entry of the employer declaration into the county labour office register.

  1. 01

    Filing the declaration

    Week 2–3

    We file the employer declaration with the competent county labour office.

  2. 02

    Register entry

    Week 3–5

    The office completes the entry usually within 7–14 working days. The document is sent to the candidate electronically.

Visa-free flight, airport transfer, accommodation, PESEL, bank account and onboarding.

  1. 01

    Tickets and transfer

    Week 4–6

    Flight booking from Tbilisi or Kutaisi, airport transfer and group pick-up by the coordinator.

  2. 02

    Accommodation and registration

    First week

    Housing that meets sanitary requirements, address registration, PESEL application and a bank account.

  3. 03

    Safety training and onboarding

    First week

    Health and safety training with translation, workstation instructions, a buddy in the team and first days under supervision.

  4. 04

    Single permit

    Month 2–6

    For longer cooperation we file for a residence and work permit – with no break in employment.

  5. 05

    Support and 90-day review

    Month 1–3

    Ongoing contact with the coordinator, support with residence matters and a review after three months.

Typowy harmonogram

Od umowy do pierwszego dnia pracy – zwykle 3–5 miesięcy

Week 1

Call, quote and contract

01
Week 1–3

Sourcing and pre-selection in Georgia

02
Week 2–5

Declaration and register entry

03
Week 4–6

Visa-free arrival and first day at work

04
Month 2–6

Single permit for residence and work

05

Koszty zatrudnienia

Z czego składa się budżet

Declaration fee

Employer

Fee for entering the employer declaration into the labour office register.

Translations and documents

Employer / agency

Sworn translations of diplomas and licences, medical checks and candidate insurance.

Flights and relocation

Employer

Air ticket from Tbilisi or Kutaisi, airport transfer, initial accommodation and starter equipment.

Accommodation

Employer

Housing meeting sanitary requirements and worker accommodation standards.

Drivers: licence exchange and code 95

Employer / agency

For professional drivers only: licence exchange, initial qualification and the code 95 entry.

Agency fee

Employer

Sourcing, handling the administrative process and coordinator support after arrival.

Georgia is the cheapest non-EU direction – visa fees, embassy document legalisation and expensive long-haul flights all disappear. The budget always consists of the same items, so agency offers can be compared with no hidden costs.

Gotowi do startu

Harmonogram i budżet przed decyzją.

  • Wycena bez ukrytych pozycji
  • Realny termin przylotu
  • Jeden koordynator procesu
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Industries

Where workers from Georgia perform best

Georgia is a craft and construction direction with a strong agricultural and service base. Below are the industries where it delivers the best results.

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Construction and finishing

The strongest side of this direction. Bricklayers, tilers, plasterers and finishing specialists with a real portfolio and contract experience in Türkiye and Greece.

  • Bricklayer
  • Tiler
  • Plasterer
  • Steel fixer
  • Formwork carpenter

Manufacturing and metalwork

The metallurgical base in Rustavi supplies machine operators, fitters and welders used to shift work.

  • Machine operator
  • MAG / TIG welder
  • Fitter
  • Maintenance mechanic
  • Production operative

Warehousing and logistics

Candidates with distribution centre and terminal experience. Fast onboarding onto scanners and WMS systems.

  • Warehouse operative
  • Forklift operator
  • Order picker
  • Terminal worker
  • C+E driver

Agriculture and orchards

Kakheti is an agricultural and wine region. Candidates know harvesting, orchard work and agricultural machinery.

  • Orchard worker
  • Agricultural machinery operator
  • Harvesting and sorting
  • Greenhouse worker
  • Processing operative

Hospitality and hotels

Batumi is a major tourist hub – candidates with hotel and restaurant experience, used to seasons and shift work.

  • Kitchen assistant
  • Cook
  • Waiter
  • Room attendant
  • Back-of-house worker

Maintenance and installations

Electricians, plumbers and installation fitters with experience on residential and commercial projects.

  • Electrician
  • Plumber
  • Installation fitter
  • Mechanic
  • Maintenance worker

If you need candidates with strong English for customer-facing work, the Philippines or Sri Lanka usually work better. We use Georgia where speed of deployment and construction craft matter most.

Roles

Roles we recruit for in Georgia

The strongest side of this direction is construction and finishing trades plus manufacturing and warehouse roles. Video interviews with candidates are arranged at the employer's request.

  • Bricklayer
  • Tiler
  • Plasterer
  • Formwork carpenter
  • Steel fixer
  • MAG / TIG welder
  • Fitter
  • Machine operator
  • Warehouse and forklift operator
  • C+E driver
  • Production operative
  • Kitchen assistant

Need a different profile? See also workers from Kazakhstan, workers from Türkiye or workers from the Philippines.

Georgia versus other recruitment directions

A comparison of typical differences in the process and candidate profile.

Georgia versus other recruitment directions
CriterionGeorgiaOther directions
Legal basisEmployer declaration – simplified procedureType A permit and national D visa
Process time3–6 weeks2.5–6 months
VisaVisa-free with a biometric passportD visa at the consulate, appointment required
Candidate profileConstruction craft, finishing trades, agricultureMore often light manufacturing and basic roles
Relocation costLow – short flight, no visa feesHigher – long flights and document legalisation
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Cultural integration

Challenges and proven solutions

Georgian teams settle in exceptionally fast because the cultural and religious barrier is effectively absent. What remains is a handful of organisational matters worth setting up at the start.

Russian yes, Polish only on arrival

Shared Russian solves communication inside the team, but documents, training and dealings with authorities are in Polish. Bilingual workstation instructions and a basic Polish course close the gap within weeks.

Residence and banking formalities

Registration, PESEL, a bank account and the single permit application dominate the first weeks. The coordinator books the appointments and tracks the deadlines so legal residence never lapses.

Declaration deadline and continuity

Work on a declaration is time-limited. We file the single permit application early so the worker never has to interrupt employment or leave the country.

Work culture and team relations

Georgians value direct relationships and clear hierarchy. A specific foreman, unambiguous instructions and recognition of results work better than elaborate procedures.

FAQ

Frequently asked
questions

Short answers to questions about recruiting workers from Georgia.

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Can a Georgian citizen work in Poland without a work permit?

Not without any document, but Georgia is on the list of countries covered by the simplified procedure. Instead of a type A permit, an employer declaration entered into the county labour office register is enough. It is the shortest legal route to employing a non-EU worker in Poland.

Do Georgians need a visa for Poland?

No. Georgian citizens with a biometric passport travel to the Schengen area visa-free. Work requires a registered declaration, and for longer employment a single permit for residence and work. Skipping the visa procedure cuts several weeks from the process.

How long does it take to bring a worker from Georgia?

Realistically 3 to 6 weeks from signing the contract to the first day at work. Registering the declaration usually takes 7–14 working days, sourcing and selection 2–3 weeks, and flights from Tbilisi or Kutaisi are available immediately. It is the fastest direction we offer.

How long can someone be employed on a declaration?

Following the rule changes, a declaration allows up to 24 months of work. If the cooperation is to last longer, we file for a single permit for residence and work during employment – the worker keeps working while the paperwork runs in parallel.

What languages do Georgian candidates speak?

Georgian is the official language, but Russian is widespread among people over thirty and is the real working language on the shop floor. Younger candidates more often speak English. Language level is described in every candidate profile.

Is a Georgian C+E licence valid in Poland?

Not for professional haulage. The driver must exchange the licence once a PESEL number and residence are in place, then complete initial qualification and the code 95 entry. We run this in parallel with employment so the driver is not left idle.

Which industries suit workers from Georgia best?

Construction and finishing trades, manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, agriculture and orchards, plus hospitality. Georgia has a strong craft tradition – bricklayers, tilers and finishing specialists are the strongest side of this direction.

Are cultural differences a problem?

Practically not. Georgia is an Orthodox Christian country with a European work culture and a similar holiday calendar. Geographic proximity, no dietary restrictions and comparable social norms make adaptation very fast.

Do diplomas need formal recognition?

For unregulated occupations sworn translations of diplomas and licences are enough. Formal recognition applies to regulated professions. Welding and operator qualifications are verified on documents and, if needed, confirmed by a practical exam in Poland.

Who arranges accommodation and transport?

Accommodation provided by the employer or agency is the standard. We arrange flights from Tbilisi or Kutaisi, airport transfer, housing that meets sanitary requirements, registration, a PESEL number and a bank account. All quoted up front.

Can a worker from Georgia bring their family?

Yes, but only after obtaining a single permit and stable employment. At the declaration stage we are talking about contract work. In practice most candidates arrive alone first and consider family reunification after a year.

How much does hiring a worker from Georgia cost?

It is the cheapest non-EU direction because the visa procedure and embassy document legalisation disappear. The budget covers the declaration fee, translations, flights and relocation, onboarding after arrival and the agency fee. We prepare an exact calculation for the specific role and headcount.

Direction: Georgia

Hire workers from Georgia.

We start with a conversation about your needs, a quote and a contract. Then we launch sourcing and the declaration at the labour office – with an agreed arrival schedule.

  1. 1Call and needs analysis
  2. 2Quote, schedule and contract
  3. 3Sourcing and declaration
  4. 4Arrival, onboarding and support

Realistic time from contract to first day at work: 3 to 6 weeks.