Company and Presence
Georgian LLC, management address, server location in Georgia and bank account introductions.
Two international permits from the Revenue Service in Tbilisi, one for casino games and one for slots, each for players outside Georgia. About €34,400 a year per permit, 5% tax on gross gaming revenue, a five-year term and no land casino behind it.
Georgian law treats casino games and slot machine games as different activities, so an online casino that offers both holds both permits. A slots-only site needs only the slots permit.
| Permit | What it covers | Yearly fee | Legal basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| International online casino games | Casino table and card games for players who are not Georgian citizens | €34,400 | Gambling Law Art. 11(1)(c¹); Fees Law Art. 7(10)(თ¹) |
| International online slot games | Slot machine games online for the same players | €34,400 | Gambling Law Art. 11(1)(g¹); Fees Law Art. 7(10)(კ¹) |
| Domestic online casino, standaloneFor players in Georgia | Casino games for Georgian players, without a land casino | €1,718,800 | Fees Law Art. 7(10)(ზ) |
| Domestic online slots, standaloneFor players in Georgia | Slot games for Georgian players, without a slot hall | €343,800 | Fees Law Art. 7(10)(ი) |
Fees set in lari by law, shown in euros at the National Bank of Georgia rate of 24 October 2026. A casino for players in Georgia runs on land-based and domestic permits, taxed at 20% of gross gaming revenue.
What the Revenue Service asks of an applicant for an international casino or slots permit, under Articles 11, 19 and 20 of the gambling law.
Government and control-system charges for a casino and slots launch. Our fee is fixed and quoted after the call.
| Item | Casino only | Casino and slots |
|---|---|---|
| Permit fees, every year | €34,400 | €68,800 |
| Platform audit, once per activity typeCaps set by Government Resolution 455 as amended | up to €12,000 | up to €24,000 |
| Control system integration, once per permit holder | up to €34,400 | up to €34,400 |
| Tax on gross gaming revenue from foreign players, monthly | 5% | 5% |
| Monitoring fee on gross gaming revenue, monthly | 1% | 1% |
Over the five-year term the casino and slots permit fees come to €344,000, the largest line in the cost of a Georgian gambling license. Curaçao charges €47,450 a year for one license covering every vertical, and Georgia against Curaçao and the rest differs most on tax, term and banking.
One team from the company to the first monthly tax return, with the price agreed before we start.
Georgian LLC, management address, server location in Georgia and bank account introductions.
Portal registration, the audit and the integration with Random Systems Georgia, through to the authorization certificate.
Game rules, AML and responsible gambling policies in Georgian and English, and a review of the site against the permit rules.
The application to the Revenue Service and every query until the permit is issued.
Monthly GGR returns, the monitoring fee and permit fee calendar, and annual statements.
Registration with the Financial Monitoring Service and the large transaction reports.

CEO
David spent six years inside the Revenue Service of Georgia, the authority that issues gambling permits, collects the permit fees and taxes, and oversees the state control system every operator connects to. He has 13+ years of experience across the Revenue Service and private-sector import operations.
About €34,400 a year for the international casino permit, and the same again for slots. In year one add up to €12,000 per activity type for the platform audit and up to €34,400 for the control system integration.
Yes. Casino games and slot games are separate permits under Georgian law, so a site offering both holds both, each about €34,400 a year.
No. Each international permit covers one website under one domain name, so a second brand or domain needs its own permit.
Not for the international permits. They are issued without a land casino or slot hall, unlike the domestic online permits.
5% of gross gaming revenue from foreign players, every month, plus a 1% monitoring fee. Revenue from Georgian players is taxed at 20% and needs a domestic permit.
Plan for two to four months. The platform audit takes up to 45 days and integration up to 30, then the Revenue Service decides within 20 days or the permit is deemed issued.
Tell us your games, platform and markets. You get a fixed quote and a first-year budget in writing after a 30-minute call.