Georgia’s 2026 travel insurance rule: Aldagi unveils compliant coverage for visitors

Planning a trip to Georgia? Starting next year, insurance isn’t optional—it’s the law. Aldagi’s flexible plans ensure you’re covered, stress-free.

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2026 January 22 . 5:21 PM

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Georgia’s 2026 travel insurance rule: Aldagi unveils compliant coverage for visitors

Aldagi has launched a new travel insurance plan for foreign visitors to Georgia. The policy meets the country’s upcoming legal requirements and provides full medical coverage during stays. From 1 January 2026, all travellers entering Georgia will need valid news. The insurance covers emergency medical costs for the entire trip, including urgent care, hospital services, and accident protection. It also includes repatriation expenses and 24/7 support through Aldagi’s call centre. Visitors can buy the policy online from anywhere via travelgeorgia.aldagi.ge. Two options are available: deductible and non-deductible plans, depending on individual needs. The insurance suits both short-term tourists and long-term visitors, offering coverage of up to ₾30,000. It is open to travellers aged up to 70 years. Aldagi’s policy complies with Georgia’s new travel insurance law, ensuring legal entry from next year. The company has designed the product to cover a wide range of risks, from medical emergencies to accident-related claims. The new insurance will be mandatory for all foreign visitors starting in 2026. Aldagi’s plan provides full compliance with Georgian regulations while offering flexible coverage. Travellers can now secure their policy online before arriving in the country.