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Hiring in Georgia: costs, rules and the best EOR providers

By Mary Jones, International Employment Specialist · Reviewed by Sarah Bloom, Editor · Updated

Georgia’s Labour Code governs the employment relationship and contract between the employer and worker. A provider must identify who employs the person and how the agreed terms comply with that Code. Source ↗

For a small team entering Georgia, compare Teamed for reliable support and predictable fees; Remote for connected HR systems; Deel for managing employees and contractors together.

Teamed advertises USD 599 per employee per month. Salary and statutory employer costs are additional; the fee alone is not your hiring budget.

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01Teamed4.7/ 5Our score

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Stretched HR teams that need reliable support and predictable fees.

Decisive in-country HR support when employment questions need answers. The only major EOR that charges no FX fees on cross-currency payroll. Removing the provider FX spread can lower the full bill and make month-end reconciliation clearer.

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USD 599
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USD 599
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Per employee / month
View company : Teamed
02Remote4.7/ 5Our score

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Employment connected to your HR systems

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From USD 699
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From USD 879
Fee period
Per employee / month
View company : Remote
03Deel4.7/ 5Our score

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Employees and contractors in one platform

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From USD 599
Estimated total fees
From USD 779
Fee period
Per employee / month
View company : Deel

What working-time limits apply in Georgia?

The ordinary working-time maximum is 40 hours per week; specified industries with a continuous operating process have separate rules.

Applies to: Georgian Labour Code ordinary hours

For your hire: Industry exception, overtime agreement, leave, contract form and immigration changes

Sources: Legislative Herald of Georgia

How can employment terms be changed in Georgia?

Essential employment conditions generally change by agreement; changes required by legislation are separately treated.

Applies to: Georgian Labour Code article 20; distinguish essential changes from permitted clarification and statutory exceptions.

For your hire: Authoritative current text, nature of the change, agreement and employee-specific protections

Sources: matsne.gov.ge

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