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Education consultancy · Georgia
Study in Georgia, with a team that stays with you long after the visa.
BRS Global Education guides students to accredited universities in Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi — choosing the right programme, assembling the application, preparing the D3 visa file, and being at the airport when you land.
No fee for your first sessionSupport desk based in Tbilisi
What your free consultation covers
- An honest read on whether you qualify, before you spend anything
- A shortlist of universities matched to your marks and budget
- A full cost estimate: tuition, living, insurance and visa fees
- The recognition rules that apply to your programme back home
- A realistic timeline for the intake you are aiming at
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+977 1 4123456- Students guided since 2017
- 1,200+Students guided since 2017
- Universities across Georgia
- 18Universities across Georgia
- Visa applications approved
- 96%Visa applications approved
- Years of on-the-ground experience
- 9Years of on-the-ground experience
Why Georgia
A serious study destination that students can actually afford
Georgia has quietly become one of the most practical places in Europe to earn an English-taught degree — particularly in medicine. Here is what makes it work, and what we check before recommending it to you.
Taught entirely in English
Medicine, dentistry, business and IT degrees are delivered in English, so you can begin your studies without first learning Georgian.
Costs you can plan around
Tuition and living expenses sit well below comparable programmes in the UK, US and Australia, with fees published per academic year.
A straightforward admission route
Most universities admit on the strength of your school results and an interview rather than a single high-stakes national entrance exam.
Safe, student-friendly cities
Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi are walkable, affordable and used to international students, with sizeable South Asian communities already settled.
A clear student visa path
Georgia's D3 study visa follows a documented checklist. We prepare every item with you and review the file before it is submitted.
Our services
Everything between “I'm considering it” and “I've graduated”
We handle the whole route rather than the profitable parts of it. Each stage below is included in a standard BRS engagement.
Career & course counselling
We start with a conversation, not a brochure. Your counsellor maps your results, budget and long-term plan before any university is named.
- Eligibility and academic review
- Budget and funding planning
- Honest advice on whether Georgia fits you
University & programme selection
A shortlist of three to five institutions matched to your profile, with the trade-offs of each spelled out in writing.
- Accreditation and recognition checks
- Fee, city and campus comparison
- Intake timing and deadlines
Application & documents
We assemble, verify and translate the full application file so nothing is returned for a missing signature or stamp.
- Transcript notarisation and translation
- Application submission and tracking
- Offer letter and invoice handling
Student visa guidance
End-to-end preparation for the Georgian D3 study visa, including the financial documentation that most applications stumble on.
- Document checklist and review
- Financial proof preparation
- Interview coaching and mock questions
Travel & accommodation
Flights, airport pickup and a verified place to live, arranged before you leave rather than after you land.
- Flight booking assistance
- Airport pickup in Tbilisi
- Hostel and apartment shortlisting
Post-arrival & aftercare
Our Tbilisi desk stays reachable through your whole degree — for residence permits, bank accounts or a difficult semester.
- Residence permit renewals
- Bank account and SIM setup
- Academic and wellbeing check-ins
Programmes
Degrees our students enrol in
Medicine is the most common route, but Georgian universities also run well-regarded English-taught programmes in business, technology and hospitality.
- Medicine (MD / MBBS)6 years, English-taught
- Dentistry5 years, English-taught
- Pharmacy4 years, English-taught
- Nursing & Physiotherapy3–4 years
- Business & Management3–4 years, BBA / MBA
- Computer Science & IT4 years, BSc / MSc
- Tourism & Hospitality4 years, BA
- Law & International Relations4 years, LLB / BA
Universities
Institutions we help students apply to
All are state-accredited Georgian universities. Programme availability, tuition and entry requirements change each intake, so your counsellor confirms the current position before you apply.
Tbilisi State Medical University
Tbilisi
Medicine · Dentistry · Pharmacy
Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University
Tbilisi
Medicine · Business · Sciences
David Tvildiani Medical University
Tbilisi
Medicine (MD)
Petre Shotadze Tbilisi Medical Academy
Tbilisi
Medicine
Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University
Batumi
Medicine · Tourism
Akaki Tsereteli State University
Kutaisi
Medicine · Agriculture
Caucasus University
Tbilisi
Business · Law · Media
Georgian American University
Tbilisi
Business · Law · IT
The University of Georgia
Tbilisi
Medicine · IT · Business
New Vision University
Tbilisi
Medicine · IT
Georgian National University SEU
Tbilisi
Medicine · Business
Caucasus International University
Tbilisi
Medicine · Dentistry
How it works
Five stages, and you always know which one you're in
Every student gets a written plan at the start. No stage begins before you have approved the one before it.
- 01
Free consultation
A 30–45 minute conversation, in person or online. We review your marks, budget and goals, and tell you plainly whether we can help.
- 02
Shortlist & offer
You receive a written shortlist with fees, city, accreditation and intake dates. We apply to your chosen universities and follow up until offers arrive.
- 03
Documents & admission
Transcripts translated and notarised, forms completed, tuition invoices explained. We confirm your seat and collect your admission package.
- 04
Visa & travel
We build your D3 visa file, rehearse the interview with you, then help with flights, insurance and airport pickup.
- 05
Arrival & aftercare
You are met in Tbilisi, settled into accommodation and registered at your university. Our support desk stays with you until you graduate.
Student experiences
What students say once they're settled
I had offers from two countries and no idea how to compare them. BRS laid out the costs, the recognition and the risks side by side, and I understood the decision for the first time.
My visa file was rejected once before I came to BRS. They rebuilt it from scratch, explained every document, and it was approved in three weeks.
Somebody was waiting for me at Tbilisi airport at 2am. Two years later they still call before every semester registration.
Questions
The things students ask us first
If your question isn't here, ask it directly — we answer within one working day.
Do I need an entrance exam like NEET or IELTS to study in Georgia?
Requirements vary by university and by your home country's rules. Most Georgian universities admit on school results plus an interview, and many accept an internal English assessment instead of IELTS or TOEFL. If you plan to practise medicine at home after graduating, your own country's licensing requirements may still apply — we go through this with you at the counselling stage, before you commit to anything.
How much does studying in Georgia cost in total?
Tuition depends on the university and programme, and living costs depend on the city and how you live. We give you a written estimate covering tuition, accommodation, food, transport, insurance and visa fees for the specific universities on your shortlist, so you are budgeting against real numbers rather than averages.
What does BRS charge for its services?
Your first counselling session is free and carries no obligation. If you decide to proceed, we share a written fee schedule that lists exactly what is included at each stage before you sign anything. We never take a share of your tuition without telling you.
When are the intakes and when should I apply?
Georgian universities run autumn and spring intakes, with autumn being the larger one. Document translation, notarisation and the visa file realistically take two to three months, so we ask students to start at least four months before their intended intake.
Is the degree recognised in my home country?
Recognition depends on your home country's regulator, not on us or on the university. We tell you which body governs recognition for your programme and country, point you to its published criteria, and confirm the university's current accreditation status. We will not promise you a licence — no consultancy honestly can.
What happens if something goes wrong after I arrive?
Our Tbilisi support desk is reachable throughout your degree. Students contact us about residence permit renewals, bank accounts, changing accommodation, health issues and academic difficulties. That support is part of what you pay for, not an add-on.
Next step
Bring us your marks, your budget and your questions.
One conversation is usually enough to know whether studying in Georgia is the right move for you. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.