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Updated Oct 9, 2026

Best eSIM for Georgia: Tbilisi, Batumi and the mountains

Short answer

Install a Georgia eSIM before you fly and you're online on arrival in Tbilisi, Kutaisi or Batumi. Cities have good 4G; mountain roads and valleys can be patchy. 1 GB per day covers maps, Bolt and messaging for most travellers.

Live prices for Georgia

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3 GB

15 days

  • Speed: 3G/4G
  • Hotspot supported
  • Top-up available

$3.99

$1.33/GB

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10 GB

30 days

  • Speed: 3G/4G
  • Hotspot supported
  • Top-up available

$12.99

$1.30/GB

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1 GB

7 days

  • Speed: 3G/4G
  • Hotspot supported
  • Top-up available

$2.99

$2.99/GB

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Day pass

500 MB/day

Choose days

  • Unlimited: 512 Kbps after daily data
  • Speed: 3G/4G
  • Hotspot supported

$2.99 for 1 day

Lower price per day on longer trips

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Coverage in Georgia

Georgia's networks are Magti, Silknet (formerly Geocell) and Cellfie (formerly Beeline). Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi and the main highways have good 4G; the plan card shows each plan's partner network.

On the road to Kazbegi, around Gudauri and in remote valleys such as Svaneti, signal comes and goes, so download offline maps before mountain trips.

How much data do you need?

  • Tbilisi city break, 4 days: 2–3 GB.
  • One week with Kazbegi and Batumi: 5–7 GB.
  • Remote work, video calls or hotspot: 20 GB or an unlimited day pass.

Travel tips

  • Bolt and Yandex Go are the common ride apps in Tbilisi and Batumi.
  • Georgia is not part of EU roaming, so European home plans often charge high roaming fees here.
  • Combining Georgia with Armenia or Azerbaijan? Check for a regional plan or buy one eSIM per country.

Frequently asked questions

Does the eSIM work in Kazbegi and Gudauri?

In the towns and along most of the main road, yes; some mountain passes and valleys have gaps.

Is Georgia covered by EU roaming?

No. Georgia is outside the EU's roaming rules, which is why a local-network eSIM is usually much cheaper than roaming.

Do I get a Georgian number?

No, travel eSIMs are data-only; you keep your own number.

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