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Patent Filing in Georgia

File your PCT national phase application in Georgia with the National Intellectual Property Center of Georgia (SAKPATENTI) through AnalystIP, within 31 months from the priority date. Every requirement below is taken from the WIPO PCT Applicant's Guide and kept up to date by our team.

Deadline

When is your national phase deadline in Georgia?

Enter the earliest priority date of your PCT application (or the international filing date if there is no priority).

Key facts

Patent filing in Georgia: key facts

Late entry

Reinstatement of rights (Rule 49.6) permitted; fee 100 USD.

Fee reductions

70% reduction for an inventor, a higher educational institution or an independent scientific research unit; 90% for a student, pupil or retiree.

Patent term

20 years from the international filing date

Official fees

Official fees for patent filing in Georgia

Exact official fees for your applicationFor Georgia, based on your pages, claims and applicant type. Free, after a quick email check.

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Standard official fees (general)

From the WIPO PCT Applicant's Guide, updated 7 May 2026. Amounts in USD. Your exact fees depend on your application: use the calculator above.

FeeAmountNotes
Fee for examination as to form and publication of application - up to 30 pages of applicationUSD 100Payable in GEL equivalent; within one month of the national phase request
Fee for examination as to form and publication of application - for each additional page over 30USD 1Payable in GEL equivalent; within one month of the invitation to pay
Fee for reinstatement of rightsUSD 100

Fee reductions: 70% reduction for an inventor, a higher educational institution or an independent scientific research unit; 90% for a student, pupil or retiree; 20% for applications filed electronically.

From WIPO

National phase entry requirements

Time limit

31 months from the priority date (Articles 22(3) and 39(1)(b)); same for Chapter I and II

Translation

Due within two months of the request for national phase entry. Under Article 22 and 39(1): description, claims (as amended if the applicant wants the amendments to be the basis, with any Article 19 statement / IPER annexes), text matter of drawings, abstract. The Office may require translations of both original and amended application.

Late entry and reinstatement

Reinstatement of rights (Rule 49.6) permitted; fee 100 USD. Restoration of the right of priority (Rule 49ter.2) accepted under 'due care' and 'unintentional' criteria.

Agent and power of attorney

Applicants without residence or registered legal address in Georgia must appoint a Georgian patent attorney (from 1 January 2025).

Special requirements of the office

  • Inventor's name and address, if not in the request (may be satisfied by a Rule 4.17 declaration)
  • Deed of transfer if the applicant is not the inventor (may be satisfied by a Rule 4.17 declaration)
  • Appointment of a Georgian patent attorney if the applicant is not resident in Georgia
  • Power of attorney if an attorney or representative is appointed
  • Nucleotide and/or amino acid sequence listing in electronic form, where applicable

Other information

  • Colour drawings not accepted
  • Office accepts the effect of priority restoration by the receiving Office
  • Further fees (substantive examination, registration, maintenance) in Annex GE.I

Source: WIPO PCT Applicant's Guide, national chapter, updated 7 May 2026.

FAQ

Patent filing in Georgia: questions

What is the deadline for PCT national phase entry in Georgia?

31 months from the earliest priority date.

Can I enter the national phase in Georgia after the deadline?

Reinstatement of rights (Rule 49.6) permitted; fee 100 USD. Restoration of the right of priority (Rule 49ter.2) accepted under 'due care' and 'unintentional' criteria.

In which language must the application be filed in Georgia?

Georgian. Due within two months of the request for national phase entry. Under Article 22 and 39(1): description, claims (as amended if the applicant wants the amendments to be the basis, with any Article 19 statement / IPER annexes), text matter of drawings, abstract. The Office may require translations of both original and amended application.

Do I need a local patent attorney in Georgia?

Applicants without residence or registered legal address in Georgia must appoint a Georgian patent attorney (from 1 January 2025).

Are there official fee reductions in Georgia?

70% reduction for an inventor, a higher educational institution or an independent scientific research unit; 90% for a student, pupil or retiree; 20% for applications filed electronically.

How much does patent filing in Georgia cost?

The cost is the official fees of the patent office plus professional fees. The standard official fees from WIPO are listed on this page; the calculator works out the exact official fees for your application (pages, claims, applicant type) after a quick email check, and our team sends a full quote on request.

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