Strategic Gateway
A single partnership in Tbilisi gives you preferential trade access to the EU, China, Turkey, the CIS and the Gulf — through a stable, low-cost hub on the fastest-growing trade corridor between Asia and Europe.
Trade Agreements That Work for You
Georgia has signed and ratified preferential trade agreements with the world's largest economies. A single legal entity registered here can export to all of them under preferential terms.
EU DCFTA
The Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement gives Georgian-registered companies preferential access to the EU's single market — reduced or zero tariffs without EU entity registration.
China FTA
Georgia holds a free trade agreement with China — one of the few countries outside Asia to do so, a structurally advantageous position for sourcing and distribution.
Turkey FTA
Georgia and Turkey maintain a free trade agreement covering industrial goods — directly relevant to tile, stone, sanitary, and facade manufacturers.
CIS Agreements
Georgia has preferential trade arrangements with multiple CIS countries — access to the markets of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and beyond.
GCC via Dubai Hub
UHOM operates a parallel hub in Dubai. Partners working with UHOM Georgia gain access to a connected network reaching the GCC markets.
Free Industrial Zones: Enter at Lower Cost, Scale at Your Pace
Georgia operates several free industrial zones — Poti (adjacent to the Black Sea port), Kutaisi (near the international airport and rail network), and Tbilisi (urban proximity to the capital's construction market). Across all zones: zero corporate income tax on international sales, zero import/re-export duties, and registration completed in days.
Explore Free Zone OptionsThe Middle Corridor: The Route That Changes the Calculation
The Trans-Caspian International Transport Route runs from China through Kazakhstan, across the Caspian Sea, through Azerbaijan and Georgia, onward to Turkey and Europe — the fastest overland route between China and Europe that avoids Russian territory. Since 2022, capacity and reliability have grown significantly, and Georgia sits at its western gateway.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Georgia's DCFTA with the EU?+
The Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement gives Georgian-registered companies preferential — often zero-tariff — access to the EU's single market across construction materials, stone, ceramics, and sanitary products.
How do Georgian free industrial zones work?+
Companies registered within a free industrial zone benefit from zero corporate income tax on international sales, zero import/re-export duties, and registration completed within days.
What are the tax benefits for manufacturers in Georgia?+
Georgia has one of the most competitive tax environments in the region — low corporate tax, no tax on reinvested profits, and no withholding tax on dividends in most structures.
How does the Middle Corridor trade route work?+
A multimodal freight route connecting China and Central Asia with Europe via the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan, and Georgia — avoiding Russian territory entirely.
Can I use Georgia to access Central Asian markets?+
Yes. Georgia's position on the Middle Corridor makes it a natural logistics hub for Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan.
Enter the Caucasus Construction Market — With a Proven Infrastructure Behind You
UHOM provides manufacturers with a physical stand, digital visibility, logistics infrastructure, and company setup support in Georgia. Request a free consultation to find out how UHOM can position your brand.