Frequently asked questions

Georgian APPA is an online platform where you can buy compulsory Georgian car insurance (APPA/TPL) for foreign-registered vehicles and travel medical insurance for your trip to Georgia — fully online, in minutes, with the policy delivered to your email. The platform is operated by BoostYou Technologies LLC in cooperation with licensed Georgian insurance companies.

Yes. Policies are issued by licensed providers, payments are processed through Stripe's secure card infrastructure, and your documents are delivered by email. If you need help, contact us using the details shown on the site.

Georgian APPA is an online travel-support agency for travelers entering Georgia in foreign-plated cars, campervans, and motorhomes. You can arrange the compulsory Georgian third-party liability policy online before your trip; it is issued through Georgia's compulsory insurance system and participating insurers and delivered to you by email.

Yes. Under Georgian law, a foreign-registered car, campervan, motorhome, motorcycle, or other vehicle driven in Georgia must have Georgian compulsory third-party liability insurance for the entire time it is in the country.

Yes. Travelers can arrange it online before leaving home or while approaching any Georgian border crossing, including the Armenia crossings, Sarpi from Türkiye, and Upper Lars/Dariali from Russia. Choose the policy start date for your planned entry date and keep the emailed policy on your phone.

For a standard passenger car, the statutory Georgian TPL premium for 15 days is 30 GEL. Georgian APPA's total online customer prices for the available periods are shown in the package selector and may include online service and payment costs; they are not statutory tariffs.

Yes. Armenian-plated cars and other foreign-registered vehicles are eligible. You can arrange the Georgian compulsory policy before crossing from Armenia using the policyholder's passport or ID and the vehicle registration details.

No. Georgia is not part of the Green Card system. A Green Card or domestic policy from Armenia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Türkiye, or another country does not replace the separate Georgian compulsory policy required for a foreign-plated vehicle.

You need the policyholder's passport or ID, the vehicle registration certificate, and the vehicle details: registration plate, VIN, make, and model. You do not need to be a Georgian citizen or resident.

After payment and order confirmation, the digital policy is usually processed and sent to your email within minutes. Keep it on your phone; the policy can also be verified electronically using the vehicle details.

It covers your civil liability toward third parties for damage caused by your vehicle within Georgia: up to 30,000 GEL per injured person for health/life damage (15,000 GEL for a health injury alone), up to 300,000 GEL total per insured event; and up to 25,000 GEL per injured party for property damage, up to 50,000 GEL total per insured event. It does not cover damage to your own vehicle.

Stay at the scene, immediately call 112 (Georgian emergency line) and the Compulsory Insurance Center hotline +995 32 2 30 11 11, and wait for an authorized officer unless someone needs urgent medical care.

Driving an uninsured foreign-registered vehicle in Georgia is an administrative offence. Police check policies electronically by number plate, fines are typically 100–200 GEL, and you remain personally liable for any damage you cause. The policy must stay valid for your entire time in the country.

Since January 1, 2026, most foreign visitors entering Georgia are required to hold travel medical insurance for their stay, with an insured sum of at least GEL 30,000. Certain categories are exempt under Georgian law, and border authorities may ask for proof.

Coverage depends on the insurer plan you choose and the policy wording that applies to it. Review the certificate and policy terms carefully before travel so you understand the covered medical and assistance services, exclusions, and limits.

Go to "Medical insurance", enter each traveler’s details (you can add several people), choose your trip dates, pay online, and receive your digital certificate by email.

If you need help during your trip, use the emergency assistance contact shown on your insurance certificate or policy. Contact Georgian APPA as well if you need help locating the correct support channel.

The policyholder’s ID or passport, the vehicle’s registration certificate, and the vehicle’s VIN, make, and model.

A valid passport for each insured person, a contact phone number, and an email address.

All payments are made securely online by card through Stripe. We never see or store your card details.

Georgian APPA customer-support availability may vary. For urgent medical or travel-assistance cases, use the emergency assistance contact shown on your policy or certificate.

Your digital policy or certificate is emailed to you automatically right after payment, typically within minutes.

Yes. Payment is processed by Stripe and works with international Visa, Mastercard and American Express cards — including cards issued by Armenian and other foreign banks — as well as Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link. If your card supports international online payments, it will work here.

Cancellation requests depend on the issuing insurer's rules, whether coverage has already started, and whether the policy can still be cancelled. Contact us as soon as possible and we will explain the available options.

Correction requests depend on the issuing insurer's rules and whether the policy can still be amended before or after the start date. Contact us as soon as possible with the details that need to be corrected.

Requests made after purchase are reviewed under the applicable insurer rules and the current policy status. Contact us and we will explain the options available in your case.