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US to Georgia Car Import Calculator

Estimate the cost of importing a car from the United States to Georgia with 2026 excise, import duty, VAT, shipping and local fee inputs.

Excise rule set

US purchase and shipping

Winning bid or seller price before fees.

Buyer fee, documentation and broker-side US fees.

Yard or dealer to US export port.

Container or RoRo to Georgia.

Use 0 if you do not want to include cargo insurance.

Edit this to match the rate used by your broker or bank.

Vehicle and Georgia rules

For BEV, use 0 unless checking right-hand electric treatment.

Port, broker, terminal, registration or buffer costs you want included.

Current Georgia rules charge 4.5 GEL/cm3 for passenger cars older than 6 years, so older US imports can become expensive.

Landed cost, GEL
GEL 49,049
Estimated landed cost
Landed cost, USD
$18,166
USD to GEL rate
Georgia taxes + fees
GEL 16,919
Excise tax
GEL 9,000
Import duty
GEL 140
VAT
GEL 7,429

Cost breakdown

Customs valueGEL 32,130
Import dutyGEL 140
Excise taxGEL 9,000
VATGEL 7,429
Local feesGEL 350
Total taxes + feesGEL 16,919

Formula details

Tax age, years8
Base excise rate4.5 GEL/cm3
Excise formula2,000 cc 4.5 GEL/cm3
Import duty formula0.05 x 2,000 x (1 + 5% x 8)
VAT formula18% x (Customs value + Import duty + Excise tax)

Estimated customs value: GEL 32,130. This is an unofficial planning estimate, not legal or customs advice. The calculation runs locally in your browser and does not upload your numbers.

About the US to Georgia Car Import Calculator

Use this US to Georgia car import calculator to estimate the landed cost of a vehicle bought in the United States and cleared in Georgia. Add the auction price, US inland transport, ocean freight, insurance, engine size, manufacture year and exchange rate to see import duty, excise tax, VAT and local fees. The calculator includes Georgia's 2026 passenger-car excise change and a transitional old-rate mode for cars that may qualify under the pre-change rules.

US to Georgia Car Import Calculator features

  • 01

    Built for US auction imports

    Separate fields for vehicle price, auction fees, US inland transport, ocean freight and insurance make it practical for Copart, IAAI and dealer purchases headed to Poti or Batumi.

  • 02

    Georgia tax breakdown

    The result separates customs value, import duty, excise tax, VAT and local fees, so you can see which part of the final cost is driving the budget.

  • 03

    2026 and transitional excise rules

    Switch between the current post-April 2, 2026 excise rates and the older transitional table when a vehicle was already imported or in transit under the qualifying deadline rules.

US to Georgia Car Import Calculator FAQ

How much does it cost to import a car from the USA to Georgia?
The total depends on the car price, US auction fees, inland transport, ocean freight, insurance, USD/GEL rate, engine size, age, steering position and powertrain. This calculator estimates the Georgian tax and landed-cost side from those inputs.
What changed in Georgia car excise tax in 2026?
From April 2, 2026, Georgia moved passenger cars under heading 8703 to a simpler excise structure: cars up to 6 years old use a lower per-cubic-centimeter rate, while cars older than 6 years use a much higher rate. Hybrid and right-hand-drive rules can still change the amount.
Does the calculator include VAT?
Yes. It estimates Georgian VAT at 18% using customs value plus import-related taxes shown in the breakdown. The actual customs declaration can differ if the declared customs value or included expenses differ.
Does a hybrid car get a lower Georgia excise tax?
Left-hand-drive hybrid passenger cars can receive a 60% excise reduction for 0 through 6-year-old cars under the rules reflected in the Tax Code notes. Right-hand-drive or converted steering cars are treated differently.
Is this an official Georgia customs calculator?
No. It is an unofficial planning tool based on public legal and parliamentary sources. Use it before bidding or budgeting, then confirm the final amount with a customs broker or the Revenue Service.

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