Start with the decisions that depend on each other

A move can involve a property search, family arrangements, business plans and legal questions. Tell us why you are moving, your intended timing and what you have already arranged. We can review the brief and help organise the next enquiries.

Plan in a practical order

  1. Before arrival: decide the first address, arrival transport and the documents or appointments that need preparation.
  2. The first week: test everyday routes, connectivity and neighbourhoods while keeping the calendar flexible.
  3. The longer stay: compare homes, arrange specialist consultations and assign responsibility for follow-up tasks.

Build one useful brief

List who is moving, your approximate dates, where you expect to work or study and what needs to be ready immediately. Separate essential requirements from preferences. A household with children, pets or accessibility needs will have different priorities from a solo visitor working remotely.

Ask which tasks the coordinator can organise directly and which belong to a school, landlord, public authority, bank or qualified adviser. Keep a shared list of contacts and next actions so a property viewing, a company discussion and a document appointment support the same plan rather than competing for the same day.

The aim is a clear sequence: for example, an initial accommodation plan, a specialist review of the relevant legal questions and a property brief based on the routine you expect to have.

Connect to the right specialist

Property enquiries can be directed to Velaris.ge, business-setup enquiries to StartGE.com and legal matters to LegalServices.ge. Describe the question and your objectives rather than assuming a single service covers every professional task.

You do not need to send passports, bank statements or confidential family records in a first general enquiry. The relevant specialist will explain which information is necessary and how it should be shared.

Understand the limits of an enquiry

A relocation plan is not an entry permission, residence decision, tax opinion or promise of a property. Provider availability, scope, professional fees and timing are agreed before work begins. Government and other third-party decisions cannot be guaranteed by ExploreGE.

Keep planning

Good to know.

Does a relocation enquiry include a residence approval?

No. Any residence or entry question requires individual review and the relevant authority’s decision.

Can I ask about housing and business setup together?

Yes. List both needs so the enquiries can be sequenced and directed to Velaris.ge and StartGE.com as appropriate.

What should I arrange before the move?

Start with an initial address, arrival transport, essential document preparation and any time-sensitive appointments. Keep longer-term housing and specialist decisions tied to a clear household brief.

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