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Under Georgian law, the driver of a foreign-registered vehicle must insure their third-party liability for the whole stay in the country. The rule has applied since 1 March 2018.
TransitPay helps you arrange and pay for the policy, but is not an insurance company. Georgia’s compulsory insurance system is managed by the Compulsory Insurance Center.
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Insurance is mandatory for everyone entering Georgia in a foreign-registered vehicle: a car, truck, bus or motorcycle, or with a trailer. It does not matter which country you are from or how long you stay: the policy must be valid for the whole time. Even a one-day transit needs a policy, and the shortest period is 15 days.
Through TransitPay you can currently arrange a policy for a car, a truck or a trailer.
The policy pays for harm you cause to other people and their property on Georgian roads. The limits are set by law:
Damage to your own vehicle is not covered. The law also excludes competitions and testing, transport of dangerous goods, military action, terrorism and force majeure.
Policies are issued for 15, 30 or 90 days or for 1 year. Leave a margin: the policy must cover the whole time the vehicle is in Georgia, and an issued policy cannot be cancelled or refunded. If you visit Georgia often, a one-year policy saves you from arranging insurance before every trip. If your trip runs longer, arrange a new policy that starts right after the current one ends.
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Sign up or sign in, enter the vehicle and driver details and choose the policy start date.
Check the final amount and pay. We will arrange your e-policy, and it will appear in your account.
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The application asks for details about the vehicle, the driver and the trip.
You do not need a paper policy: the electronic one has the same legal force. Keep it on your phone to show on request. At the checkpoint, police or customs officers remind drivers about the compulsory insurance. Driving without a policy can lead to a fine of GEL 100 to 200.
Guide: entering Georgia by carFAQ
Yes. The law requires insurance for the whole stay and makes no exception for short trips. The shortest policy period is 15 days.
Georgian law requires every driver of a foreign-registered vehicle to insure their liability and makes no exception for policies from other countries. Get a Georgian policy before you enter.
No. An electronic policy has the same legal force as a paper one. Keeping it on your phone is enough.
No. This is liability insurance: it covers harm you cause to other people and their property.
Foreign-registered cars, trucks and trailers. The calculator shows the available vehicle types and periods.
GEL 100 to 200. To avoid the risk, get your policy before you enter Georgia.
Yes. You choose the policy start date yourself, from today (Tbilisi time) onwards. It is best to arrange it a few days before your trip.
After payment we arrange your policy, and the issued policy appears in your TransitPay account. You can follow its status in the app.
Vehicles with foreign plates also need insurance in Armenia. You can arrange it in advance as well.
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