Subject: from the Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia
From: "Ministry of Health, Georgia" <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Fri, 09 Mar 2018 22:08:28 +0400

Subject: Importing Medicines for Personal Use

Dear Sir/Madam,

First of all, let us express our gratitude for the medical treatment 
provided by your team to our citizen Sopiko Babilodze and for 
supporting her family.  
Certain medications could not be registered in Georgia but Georgian 
Pharmaceutical network is allowed to bring in the necessary medication 
for the citizen and give it out to the patient.
According to existing rules, if the medicines is prescribed by the 
authorized prescriber, and the amount of medicine imported exceeds 10 
commercial packages, appropriate application should be submitted 
together with the medical documents (Form # 100, brief medical report) 
to LEPL State Regulation Agency for Medical Activities (address: 144 
Tsereteli Ave, postal code: 0159, e-mail: [email-masked]), which 
will issue import permission letter for unauthorized not registered 
medical product to be imported for personal use. If the amount of 
imported medicine is less than 10 commercial packages, there is no 
need of importing permission letter if at customs signed declaration 
contains appropriate information about intended use of the product 
(personal use). Such medical products, intended for personal use, 
could be imported by natural persons or legal entities authorized to 
import medicinal products. 

In case of additional questions, please contact on this email address. 
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Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia
Address: 144, A. Tsereteli ave. Tbilisi, Georgia 0159
Hot Line: 15 05