How much does giving birth in Georgia cost for foreigners?
Private clinics, birth packages and what to check in advance.
Short answer
Foreigners give birth in Georgia at private clinics and maternity wards on a paid basis, usually through packages covering the delivery, the hospital stay and newborn care. A caesarean, a private room and choosing your doctor cost more, and the final price varies widely between clinics. Travel insurance usually does not cover childbirth.
Why
- State healthcare programmes are designed for Georgian citizens.
- A child born to foreigners in Georgia gets a Georgian birth certificate but not automatic Georgian citizenship.
- Clinics send package prices on request, so you can compare in advance.
Details
Choose a clinic early, register for prenatal care and check what the package includes and what complications would cost. The birth certificate is issued at a Public Service Hall and apostilled for use abroad.
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Sources
- Ministry of Health of GeorgiaChecked at:
- Public Service Development Agency: birth registrationChecked at:
This is not medical advice. Prices are approximate; get an exact quote from the clinic after an examination.
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