How much does it cost to apply?

It's completely free! iAdmission provides free application assistance to all students. There are no hidden charges or service fees. You only pay the university's application fee if they require one.

What documents do I need?

Typically you'll need: a valid passport, academic transcripts, a personal statement or motivation letter, letters of recommendation, proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL), and a CV. Requirements may vary by university and program.

Can I apply to multiple universities?

Yes, absolutely! You can apply to as many universities as you want through our platform. Our counselors will help you create a strategic application plan to maximize your chances of acceptance.

How long does the admission process take?

Usually 2-4 weeks from the time you submit a complete application. Some fast-track programs can provide offers within 1-2 weeks. Our team keeps you updated throughout the entire process.

Do you help with visas?

Our team provides comprehensive visa guidance including document preparation and embassy interview preparation to maximize your chances of success.

What countries do you cover?

iAdmission currently lists country-level study destinations across the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Georgia, Germany, United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Spain, and many more. Availability depends on university, program, and intake.

Why should I study abroad through iAdmission?

iAdmission provides a single platform where you can search, compare, and apply to verified universities. Unlike traditional education agents, our service is completely free for students. We provide transparent information about tuition fees, admission requirements, program durations, and campus facilities so you can make informed decisions.

What are the admission requirements for international students?

Most international student applications require: a valid passport, academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (IELTS typically 5.5-6.5 or TOEFL equivalent), a personal statement or motivation letter, letters of recommendation, and a CV or resume. Requirements vary by university and program.

Is Georgia a good destination for international students?

Georgia has become an increasingly popular destination due to affordable tuition fees ($2,000-$8,000 per year), internationally recognized degrees following the Bologna Process, English-taught programs in medicine, business, engineering, and IT, a safe and welcoming environment, and visa-free or easy visa processing for many nationalities.

What is the MBBS program duration in Georgia?

The MBBS program in Georgian universities is typically 6 years (5 years academic study + 1 year clinical internship), taught in English. Graduates are eligible to practice in many countries worldwide after passing licensing examinations such as USMLE, PLAB, or FMGE.

Georgia Visa Guide

Georgia Student Visa Guide

Georgia planning focuses on admission documents, translated records, financial readiness, insurance, and arrival compliance.

Visa route

D3 Study Visa or residence planning where applicable

Typical timeline

2-6 weeks

Visa approval is never guaranteed. Official rules can change, so requirements must be confirmed before submission.

Visa overview

Georgia planning focuses on admission documents, translated records, financial readiness, insurance, and arrival compliance.

Financial proof

Students should prepare bank statements or sponsor support showing ability to cover tuition and living costs.

Timeline

Typical processing is 2-6 weeks, but document preparation and embassy availability can add extra time.

Required documents

1Passport

2Admission letter

3Academic documents

4Translated or notarized records where required

5Financial proof

6Health insurance

7Accommodation or address information

8Visa application documents if required by nationality

Student visa process for Georgia

1Confirm admission and document translations

2Check nationality-specific entry rules

3Prepare funds and insurance

4Submit visa documents if needed

5Plan travel and enrollment

6Complete residence or local steps if applicable

Common rejection reasons

1Missing translations

2Unclear financial proof

3Passport or document mismatch

4Late enrollment documents

5Incorrect route for nationality

How iAdmission supports the visa process

Georgia document checklist

Translation and notarization planning

Financial proof guidance

Arrival and enrollment checklist

Residence-step orientation