Georgia: Law on International Protection (as amended 2025)

1. This Law defines:
a) the entry into and the stay in Georgia of aliens and stateless persons who are not stateless persons with a status in
Georgia (‘a stateless person’), and who have requested international protection in accordance with this Law, as well as the
standards for the treatment of aliens and stateless persons; b) the legal status, rights and obligations and social and economic guarantees of asylum seekers, refugee and humanitarian status holders, and persons under subsidiary and temporary protection; c) the grounds and procedures for granting, terminating, revoking and withdrawing refugee status, subsidiary protection or temporary protection, the extension of subsidiary protection or temporary protection and the exclusion from the relevant status of an alien and stateless person in Georgia; d) the powers of state agencies responsible in the field of international protection.