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Buying local SIM cards

For obtaining a Georgian SIM card, Magti is a recommended provider, with offices located in city centers

For obtaining a Georgian SIM card, Magti is a recommended provider, with offices located in city centers. To facilitate communication and currency exchange upon arrival, purchase a small amount of Georgian Lari (GEL) at the airport. For better exchange rates, exchange your Russian Rubles (RUB) in the city center. It is advisable to compare rates at multiple exchange offices. Consider using virtual bank cards for initial taxi payments if Russian physical cards are not accepted.

For purchasing a SIM/eSIM in Georgia for a period of six months, it is recommended to visit a Magti store

For purchasing a SIM/eSIM in Georgia for a period of six months, it is recommended to visit a Magti store. This is a common query for travelers seeking local connectivity.

Check if Ukrainian (LifeCell) and Polish (Orange) mobile operator SIM cards work in Georgia

Check if Ukrainian (LifeCell) and Polish (Orange) mobile operator SIM cards work in Georgia. Advise on local SIM card options if roaming is expensive or unavailable.

A Silknet physical SIM card can be purchased in Georgia for 30 GEL, offering a 15-day package including unlimited…

A Silknet physical SIM card can be purchased in Georgia for 30 GEL, offering a 15-day package including unlimited internet, calls, SMS, and 30 minutes of international calls. It provides good mobile internet coverage across various locations in Georgia, including Tbilisi, mountainous regions, and coastal areas like Kobuleti. Silknet sales offices are numerous in Tbilisi and can also be found in Kobuleti (check Yandex Maps).