Georgian Technical University

Tbilisi, Georgia

Georgian Technical University (GTU) is a prestigious public technical university located in Tbilisi, Georgia, founded on January 16, 1922. Originally part of Tbilisi State University, it became an independent polytechnic institute in 1928 and attained full university status by 1990.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Do international students qualify for post-study work permissions in Georgia?

Yes — Georgia allows limitless post-graduation residence, and international students can remain on a work/residence permit after completing their degree, transitioning to employment-based status. The visa process is managed through the Georgian consulate in their home country.

Are students permitted to work part-time during study?

Yes — students are allowed to work part-time, typically up to 20 hours per week. Many secure roles in hospitality, teaching, or freelance sectors, earning up to USD 14–16 per hour, depending on job type and location

How do you transition from study visa to work permit or permanent status after graduation?

Students can apply for a residence/work permit based on employment in Georgia. Earnings above a certain threshold and formal employment lead to an extended permit. Georgia’s visa system is relatively flexible for graduates demonstrating job placement and legal residence .