Insurance requirements for studying in Georgia as an exchange student or international intern
Insurance information for Georgia
Studying in Georgia is a great experience. But you want to make sure that you won’t run any risks. That’s why you need insurance in case anything unforeseen happens. Applying for the right insurance can be tricky, because you need to comply with the law and regulations of Georgia. Your university might also have additional insurance requirements. We can help you with the right insurance for your situation, so your insurance is accepted by universities and immigration authorities in Georgia.
If you already have insurance, have a second look, as it might not be enough. You must follow the criteria set by your university, local laws and regulations, and immigration laws.
What is typically missing in local or other insurances:
- Additional medical costs
- Repatriation
- Liability
- Home contents and baggage
- Accidents
- Legal aid
About Georgia
Georgia is home to over 50 esteemed universities, attracting over 10,000 international students annually. While most Georgian universities use the Kartvelian language as the primary medium of instruction, there is a growing number of programs taught in English. Additionally, some degree studies are conducted in Russian. International students show keen interest in subjects like business administration, travel and tourism, marketing and PR, as well as social science.
