About
About GeorgianUniversity.com
Independent admissions support for international students comparing Georgian universities, programs, documents, costs, and next steps.
Independent guidance, clearly explained
GeorgianUniversity.com is an independent international student admissions support platform. We help applicants and parents understand study options in Georgia before they choose a university or submit sensitive documents. We are not a university, government authority, embassy, accreditation body, or professional licensing authority.
Universities make admission decisions. Georgian authorities make visa and residence decisions. Professional regulators decide whether a qualification meets licensing rules in another country. Our role is to organize the information, identify questions that need official confirmation, and support the application process without promising an outcome we do not control.
How we support applicants
Eligibility review
We review the applicant’s education background, nationality, preferred program, intended intake, budget, and available documents before suggesting next steps.
University comparison
We help compare program availability, city, tuition questions, language of instruction, public or private status, and document requirements.
Document guidance
We explain which certificates, transcripts, passport copies, translations, notarizations, or program-specific records may be requested.
Application coordination
Where support is agreed, we help organize submission steps and keep the student informed about requests or decisions received from the university.
Our operating standard
- We do not advertise guaranteed admission, visas, residence permits, or professional recognition.
- We separate estimated costs from confirmed university invoices and authority fees.
- We encourage students to verify important claims with official university, government, and licensing sources.
- We explain why documents are requested before students send sensitive records.
- We do not describe an institution as a partner unless that relationship can be verified in writing.
What to send for an initial review
An initial enquiry should include your nationality, current country of residence, highest completed qualification, target program, preferred intake, and whether your passport and academic records are available. Do not send banking passwords, card details, or unrelated personal documents.
