Documents Required to Study in Georgia
Passport, school certificates, transcripts, translations, photos, application forms, and safe document checks for Georgia university applicants.
Key Points
- Confirm current university and program availability before sending documents.
- Use official invoices and written confirmations for payments.
- Prepare translations, passport scans, and academic documents early.
- Remember that admission and visa decisions are made by universities and authorities.
Next Step
Use the application form to request a program shortlist, document check, and current intake review.
Prepare documents according to your education history
The exact list depends on the program, qualification level, nationality, previous education system, and whether the application is new, transfer, or postgraduate. Ask for a written checklist tied to the university and program.
Common document groups
- Passport identification pages and a recent compliant photograph.
- School certificate or previous degree, transcripts, and grading information.
- Translations, notarization, legalization, or apostille where required.
- Transfer syllabi, course descriptions, or proof of previous enrolment for transfer cases.
- Program-specific evidence such as science subjects or prior degree background.
Document safety
Send only documents relevant to the stated application purpose. Use secure channels, keep original files, watermark copies when appropriate, and retain every receipt. Never send banking passwords, card security codes, or unrelated identity records.
Use the full admission requirements guide and document safety checklist.
