Insider: ‘Georgia welcoming long-term visitors who are interested in working remotely from the country’
The country sits on the borders of Asia and Europe. Photo: Maya Karkalicheva/Getty Images.
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An Insider article reads that the country of Georgia, ‘which is filled with medieval castles, mountains, riverbanks, and rocky beaches’, is welcoming long-term visitors who are interested in working remotely from the country.
The country’s diverse landscapes could be your new office,” Insider writes.
The government of Georgia has announced recently that it would be welcoming long-term visitors who are interested in working remotely from Georgia.
Insider reports that the programme is part of the country's reopening plan, and it aims to support the country's tourism industry which has been decimated due to the coronavirus.
Those interested will need to complete an application and obtain preliminary confirmation documents. This includes proof of travel insurance, a certificate of employment, and personal information. Upon arrival, visitors will be expected to quarantine for 14 days at their own expense,” said the article.
Insider says that there is no official application yet, but the Ministry of Economy of Georgia is continuously updating its website.
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A total of 49,260 international visits have been carried out to Georgia in December 2020 which is a 90.8 per cent decrease compared to the same period of last year, says the Georgian National Tourism Administration.