Study Medicine in Georgia

Study Medicine in Georgia: 2026 Guide for International Students

Direct answer: Georgia offers English-taught medical programs for international students, commonly structured as six-year, single-cycle Doctor of Medicine programs. “MBBS in Georgia” is a common search phrase, but applicants should confirm the exact qualification title, curriculum, clinical training, tuition, admission criteria, and language requirements on the chosen university’s current official program page.

What should you verify before applying?

• Authorization: confirm the institution and program through Georgia’s National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement.
• Professional licensing: check the rules of the medical regulator in the country where you intend to practise. A university listing or directory entry is not the same as a licence to practise.
• Program facts: verify duration, credits, clinical placements, teaching language, tuition, refund terms, and intake dates directly with the university.
• Admission criteria: academic subjects, grades, interviews, English evidence, and entrance assessments can differ by institution and applicant profile.

Documents commonly requested

Applicants are commonly asked for a valid passport, secondary-school certificate, academic transcript, and a recent photograph. Additional documents may be required by the university or authorities. Foreign-language documents may need Georgian translation and notarization. The National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement explains how foreign education is verified and recognized.

How does the application process work?

1. Choose an authorized university and compare its current medical program.
2. Check both university admission rules and your home-country licensing rules.
3. Submit complete academic and identity documents for university review.
4. Complete translation, notarization, recognition, and enrollment steps as required.
5. After enrollment documentation is issued, confirm visa and travel requirements using official Georgian consular guidance.

Important: Study-Georgia can review and coordinate an application, but admission, visas, residence permission, and professional licensing are decided by the relevant university and authorities.

Primary sources: EQE Georgia, Ministry of Education, and Georgian Consular Services. Source-checked 20 September 2026.