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Portugal vs Georgia

A side-by-side comparison of Portugal and Georgia for digital nomads and movers. Every figure is an estimate pulled from the country pages below, confirm it with the official source before you act.

Portugal vs Georgia

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Portugal Georgia
Digital nomad visa Digital Nomad Visa (D8) Yes
Income requirement ~EUR 3,680/mo (D8 digital nomad visa, ~4x minimum wage) ~$2,000/mo (or ~$24,000 savings) via the Remotely from Georgia remote-work program; visa-free 365-day stay needs no income proof
Tax residency Resident after 183 days or main home in PT; old NHR closed, narrow IFICI (NHR 2.0) successor. Resident after 183 days in any rolling 12 months; 1% small-business regime up to GEL 500,000 turnover; foreign-source income exempt under territorial system, but work done physically in Georgia counts as Georgian-source
Cost of living Moderate Low
Currency EUR GEL
Healthcare Foreigners on short visits rely on travel medical insurance or an EU GHIC/EHIC for medically necessary care, while residents register with Portugal's public health system (SNS). Foreigners pay for treatment and cannot register for Georgia's national healthcare system, so comprehensive travel or health insurance is essential; private clinics in Tbilisi and Batumi are decent and inexpensive.
Driving Visitors can generally drive on a valid foreign licence for short stays, and an International Driving Permit is recommended (and effectively required for some nationalities such as Indian licence holders). A valid foreign licence is generally accepted for up to about 12 months from entry, after which an International Driving Permit alongside your licence or a Georgian licence is needed.

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