Can you bring fresh fruit or produce to Georgia?

• Fresh produce

  depends on specifics

  The Revenue Service brochure lists "Plant and / or animal, their parts or derivatives" among the goods for which permits and/or certificates must be submitted additionally at customs (any import that is restricted or requires a permit or license must be declared).

  No personal-luggage quantity or exemption is stated, and the brochure doesn’t name which plant products are covered. Phytosanitary import permits are issued by the National Food Agency (reported validity up to 6 months); its traveller guidance and the Revenue Service’s "Plants and Animals" FAQ page could not be read, so check with the National Food Agency before bringing fruit, vegetables, seeds or plants.

  Also covers: fruit, vegetables, plants, seeds, flowers, fresh produce

  Checked 2026-09-21 — Source: Revenue Service of Georgia — customs brochure "Exemption of goods from duties and declaring" (section: goods requiring permits and/or certificates)

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Informational only — not legal advice. Customs rules change; confirm with the official source above before you travel. See update history