Georgia Student Visa Consultant in Ahmedabad

Yes — medical degrees from NMC-listed Georgian universities (such as Tbilisi State Medical University, David Tvildiani Medical University and others) are accepted by the National Medical Commission of India. Graduates must pass the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduates Examination) or NEXT to practise medicine in India. Our team provides the full NMC list and guides you in choosing only listed institutions.

No — Indian passport holders can enter Georgia visa-free for up to 365 days. After arriving and enrolling at your university, you apply for a Student Residence Permit at the Public Service Hall in Tbilisi. This is one of the most hassle-free entry processes of any study destination in the world.

Most Georgian universities do not require IELTS or TOEFL for admission. Instead, they assess English proficiency through their own online interview or internal test. This makes Georgia one of the most accessible study destinations for Indian students who have not yet taken IELTS.

Yes — per NMC regulations, Indian students must have a valid NEET score to study MBBS abroad and be eligible to practise in India after returning. The minimum NEET score required varies by year. Our counsellors confirm the current NMC requirements and help NEET-qualified students identify the right Georgian universities.

Yes — international students holding a valid residence permit in Georgia can work part-time. However, given the very low living costs (€300–€500/month), most MBBS students focus on their studies rather than working. Georgia's relaxed labour regulations allow students to take up part-time or freelance work without major restrictions.

The MBBS (MD) programme in Georgia is 6 years in duration — 5 years of academic study and 1 year of clinical internship. The degree is equivalent to an MBBS degree in India. Classes are conducted in English, making the transition smooth for Indian students.