Countries / West Asia
Investing in Georgia
A foreign-buyer-friendly real estate market and a fast-growing fintech and banking sector have made Georgia a magnet for regional capital, including from the wider Caucasus and Central Asia.
- Capital
- Tbilisi
- Currency
- Georgian lari
- Main exchange
- Georgian Stock Exchange
- Regulator
- National Bank of Georgia
How people invest in Georgia
Real estate — including from foreign buyers — is the most visible investment; bank deposits (in lari and foreign currency) are the mainstream default; the small local stock exchange plays a minor role next to growing fintech-driven retail investing.
Real estateBank depositsGoldFintech/retail investing
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Frequently asked questions
What currency does Georgia use?
Georgia uses the Georgian lari.
What is the main stock exchange in Georgia?
Georgian Stock Exchange, overseen by the National Bank of Georgia.
What do people in Georgia typically invest in?
Real estate — including from foreign buyers — is the most visible investment; bank deposits (in lari and foreign currency) are the mainstream default; the small local stock exchange plays a minor role next to growing fintech-driven retail investing.