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How Much Does a Medical Marijuana Card Cost in Georgia?

October 29, 2026 4 min read

An evaluation fee and a state patient fee are different charges. Our Georgia medical marijuana program overview covers the program; this guide focuses on the details you need before applying.

Georgia Physician Evaluation Cost

The Quick Medical Cards one-year evaluation option for Georgia is $94. This is the clinician evaluation price, not a state card or license fee. Approval, certification and symptom improvement are not guaranteed.

State Fees Are Separate

Georgia's state card fee is $30. Online payment adds a $3.75 service charge, making that payment $33.75; the DPH notice also describes payment by money order. These are state charges, separate from your physician evaluation.

Check the Georgia official state fee guidance for current amounts and payment options.

What Else Might You Pay For?

Dispensary products, obtaining outside medical records, and services outside the evaluation may have additional costs. Do not assume insurance will reimburse the evaluation or product purchases; ask your plan about coverage.

Renewal and State Validity

Georgia's DPH notice describes a five-year card validity period. Card validity is not the same as the length of a clinician's ongoing certification or care. Ask the physician about required registry updates and follow DPH renewal instructions.

Official Program Requirements

Program guidance checked October 29, 2026. Confirm current requirements with Georgia's official patient program before relying on fees, eligibility or registration instructions.

Next Steps and Related Reading

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