We guide a family from choosing a district to the deal in Tbilisi
Moving with children is not only about buying an apartment. We start with the school, the commute and the paperwork, and only then look at homes.
- We start from your family's daily routine, not from listings
- We say it plainly when the task is not ours
- After the conversation you keep a written plan of steps
Who it fits and who it does not
Every move is different, so it is fairer to say straight away what the agency helps with and what it does not.
It fits if
- You are moving as a family and choosing between districts rather than between apartments
- You have children, and the school or kindergarten decides where it makes sense to look at all
- You are coming for a few days of viewings and want to plan them in advance
- You are buying a home abroad for the first time and want to understand the order of the steps
It does not fit if
- You need legal advice or a document review outside a deal — that is a lawyer's work
- You need visa support, tax or immigration advice — those are other specialists
- You need a valuation for a bank or a court — that is a separate appraiser's service
- You expect a promise about returns, prices or deadlines — no such promise is made here
If the first questions show that the task is not ours, the agency's specialist says so directly and points you to the right person.
What the agency does
Pick what is closest to your task and you will see what the work on it consists of. The choice commits you to nothing; it only lets the conversation start in the right place.
How the work is arranged
Five steps from the request to a written plan.
- 1
Request
You leave a request and mark the task, the format and a convenient time.
- 2
Clarifying questions
The specialist asks a few questions about the family and the timing so the meeting is not spent on the obvious.
- 3
Consultation
We go through the family routine, compare districts and name what does not fit you.
- 4
Plan of steps
After the conversation you keep a written order of actions: what to check, whom to ask and in which order.
- 5
Further work
The search, the viewings and the deal support are discussed separately — the consultation does not commit you to them.
Districts people ask about most often
This is not a ranking and not advice on "where is better" — every family has its own constraints. It is what is worth looking at yourself.
Vake
A district next to Vake Park and Tbilisi State University. A family should check how long the trip from here to your school and your work takes at rush hour.
Saburtalo
A district of high-rise blocks with metro stations. Look at how the courtyard of the particular building works and what is within walking distance of that entrance.
Sololaki
The old centre with low buildings and inner courtyards. Here it especially matters to check the condition of the building itself, the stairs and the access roads.
Didube
A district next to the bus station and the market. Look at how noisy the courtyard is on a weekday and what the walk to school looks like.
How the first meeting runs
Choose the format that suits you. It appears in the request summary, so the conversation starts from what you have already said.
Who works on your request
A working site shows here the names, the photos and the confirmed qualifications of the people who actually guide the family.
The team, the names, the photos, the experience and the licences are not filled in: this is a demonstration brand, and inventing staff and their qualifications is not allowed.
- No photo uploaded — a schematic silhouette stands in its placeRelocation and search consultantname not filled in: demo
Goes through the family routine, compares districts and says plainly what does not fit you.
- No photo uploaded — a schematic silhouette stands in its placeDeals lawyername not filled in: demo
Joins in on the documents and the disputed parts of the deal; legal conclusions are theirs, not the consultant's.
What the trust rests on
- The agency shows where every figure comes from and names the source
- Legal questions go to the lawyer instead of being settled "from experience"
- A refusal is said plainly: if the task is not ours, the work does not start
- None of your data on this site is sent anywhere or stored anywhere
Not sure where a move even starts?
Describe the situation in your own words and a specialist will say which steps come first and what not to do.
The form is a demo: it sends nothing and stores nothing.
Questions
- Is this a real agency?
- No. TerraVeli is a demonstration brand put together to show what the site builder can do. Its legal status, registration, licences, office, phone and staff are not filled in, and there is no deal behind it.
- How much does a consultation cost?
- The demo does not state a price, and inventing one is not allowed: it would be a fictional fact. A working site puts the agency's actual terms here.
- How much does registration of ownership cost and how long does it take?
- According to the National Agency of Public Registry tariffs, registering a change of ownership of real estate costs 150 GEL with a term of 4 working days, 270 GEL with a term of 1 working day and 350 GEL on the day the application is filed. Other registry services are charged separately.Source: National Agency of Public Registry, immovable property registration fees and terms · Checked: 2026-09-20
- Does the site answer legal and immigration questions?
- Only where there is a primary source and a date of checking. Right now there is one such answer: the registration fees and terms above. Visas, residence status and taxes go to the relevant specialist — we do not write conclusions of our own about them.
- Will you recommend a particular school?
- We do not name schools and do not compare them: that is the family's decision and there is no verifiable measure for it. We help with something else — building the home search around the school you have already chosen and checking the route to it.
- What happens if I send the request?
- Nothing. The form on this site sends nothing and stores nothing: no letters, no database, no data leaving the page. The summary shows your choices right here and disappears with the page.
- Which languages does the site use?
- English, Georgian, Turkish and Russian. English is the language of the site root, so it lives at «/»; Georgian is at «/ka/», Turkish at «/tr/» and Russian at «/ru/». Georgian letters are drawn by the local Noto Sans Georgian font; the site makes no requests to external font services.
Book a consultation
Mark what is closest to your case and write a couple of words about the family and the timing. A summary builds up on the right: it shows what the agency will see.
This is a demo. The form sends nothing and stores nothing, and the summary lives only on this page.
This is a demo: the data was not sent anywhere and was not saved.
There are no fields for documents or payment details here, and there will not be.
Request summary
- Task
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- Format
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- Moving horizon
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- Buying experience
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- Contact channel
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- Time
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- Days
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This is a demo: the summary is built right in the browser, was not sent anywhere and was not saved. Text from the fields is not copied into it.
Contacts and the next step
What happens after the request and how to get in touch if you would rather not fill in a form.
Contacts and the response time are left empty on purpose: a demonstration brand has none, and a plausible invention here would be a lie.
What happens next
- 1The agency reads the request and asks for what is missing
- 2You agree on a time in the format you chose
- 3The consultation on your task takes place
- 4After the conversation you keep a written plan of steps
How to get in touch
- Phone
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- Messenger
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