Can you bring meat or dairy products to Georgia?

• Meat & dairy

  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 (it applies to any import that is restricted or requires a permit or license, which must be declared).

  The brochure gives no personal-luggage quantity or exemption and doesn’t say which meat or dairy products are covered, so this row only establishes that animal products need permits/certificates in principle. The National Food Agency issues the veterinary-control import permits (reported as valid for one month, applied for electronically); its traveller-specific guidance and the Revenue Service’s "Plants and Animals" FAQ page are not readable without a browser, so confirm with the National Food Agency before bringing meat or dairy.

  Also covers: meat, dairy, cheese, milk, sausage, animal products, pets

  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