Georgia is the trip people come back from talking about for months: sulphur baths in Abanotubani, the cable car up to Narikala at sunset, a supra that runs late into the night, and the Military Highway climbing toward Gergeti Trinity Church under Mount Kazbek. Most of the logistics, from taxi apps to guesthouse directions in Sighnaghi, run through your phone. A travel eSIM gets you on a Georgian network the moment you step out at Tbilisi airport, with no SIM counter and no swapping cards in the taxi queue.
Why an eSIM beats the airport SIM counter
You can buy a local SIM in Tbilisi, but it means a queue after a late-night flight, a passport at the desk, and pulling out your home SIM, the one your bank sends its verification codes to.
With an eSIM you install everything at home on Wi-Fi, keep your own SIM in the phone, and simply switch mobile data to the travel line when the wheels touch down.
Who's carrying your signal
Our Georgia plans run on Magti, Beeline and Geocell, the names you will see on shopfronts all over Tbilisi and Batumi. Coverage is strongest in the cities and along the main tourist routes.
Georgia is a mountain country, though. On the high road to Kazbegi, deep in Svaneti or in a valley in Tusheti, signal can thin out or vanish for a stretch. Download offline maps for those days and you will barely notice.
How much data does a Georgian trip need?
A long weekend in Tbilisi, with maps, messages, ride-hailing and a few photos, fits easily into 1GB for 7 days at $3. A week or two that adds Kakheti wine country and a day trip to Kazbegi is more comfortable on 3GB for 15 days at $6.
If you post videos every evening, work remotely from a café on Rustaveli Avenue, or share your connection with a travel partner, step up to 10GB for 30 days at $19.
Data only, so keep your own SIM
Our plans are fixed data plans. There is no Georgian phone number and no calling. Keep your home SIM switched on for calls, and use WhatsApp, FaceTime or other apps over the eSIM data to stay in touch.
Landing checklist (60 seconds)
Turn the travel line on, set Mobile Data to it, and switch Data Roaming off on your home SIM so it cannot run up charges. Open your map, order a ride into the city, and let the trip begin.
Boarding passes for Georgia
Live prices in USD, all fees included.
GE · Nationwide
1GB
7 days · best entry price
$3.00
GE · Nationwide
3GB
15 days
$6.00
GE · Nationwide
3GB
30 days
$6.50
GE · Nationwide
2GB
15 days
$7.50
GE · Nationwide
5GB
30 days
$9.50
GE · Nationwide
10GB
30 days
$19.00
Quick answers
Does a Georgia eSIM give me a Georgian phone number?
No. Our plans are data only, with no local number and no calls. Keep your own SIM active for calls and use messaging apps over the eSIM data.
Will it work in the mountains, like Kazbegi or Svaneti?
Coverage is strongest in Tbilisi, Batumi and other towns. In high mountain valleys signal can be weak or absent for stretches, so download offline maps before you head out.
When do my plan's days start?
When the eSIM first connects to a network in Georgia, not when you buy or install it. That is why installing at home before you fly is the smart move.
Can I buy it after I arrive?
Yes, as long as you have Wi-Fi to install it. But installing before you fly means you are online the moment you land.
New to eSIM? Read the installation guide and check your phone on the compatibility page.