Compare the best eSIM plans for Georgia
Internet from the moment you land in Tbilisi
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- Instant activation
- iPhone and Android compatible
- From €0.67 for 1 GB or more
- 3,300+ plans compared
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€0.67
Cheapest plan, 1 GB or more
3,300+
Georgia plans
104+
Providers available
4G
Main network
Entry price measured on fixed-volume plans of 1 GB or more covering the country. Volumes below 1 GB and plans billed per day, whose price is not comparable, fall outside the calculation.
Best eSIM deals for Georgia
Stellar eSIM
1 GB
30 days
GE
€0.67
eSIM.dog
1 GB
1 day
GE
€0.87
Strongesim
1 GB
7 days
GE
€0.91
Ozly eSIM
1 GB
7 days
GE
€1.12
Textr eSIM
1 GB
7 days
GE
€1.29
Bcengi
1 GB
365 days
GE
€1.47
eSIM for Georgia at a glance
From
€3.57
For 5 GB / 30 days
Plan duration
1 to 30+ days
Depending on the plan
Local networks
Magti, Silknet, Cellfie
Magti has the best coverage
VPN needed?
No
All services work fine
Hotspot sharing
Available
On most plans
Compatibility
iPhone XS+ / Android 8.0+
Check your device
Internet in Georgia: everything you need to know
Georgia relies on three carriers: Magti (best national coverage), Silknet and Cellfie. 4G is excellent in cities and internet penetration exceeds 80% (source: ITU DataHub, 2024). Tbilisi has become a digital-nomad hub: internet is fast and cheap. Outside the EU roaming zone: without an eSIM, data gets expensive.
- ●Excellent 4G in Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi and along the main roads. In the mountains, coverage depends on the valleys: Kazbegi (Stepantsminda) and Mestia (Svaneti) are covered, but treks (Ushguli, Juta, Tusheti) cross long dead zones.
- ●Average mobile speed around 30–60 Mbps download (Ookla, 2025), with excellent local value for money.
- ●No blocked services: Google, WhatsApp, Instagram, YouTube, Netflix work normally.
- ●Great for Bolt (the dominant ride-hailing app), Glovo/Wolt (delivery), Google Maps and remote work: Georgia offers a "Remotely from Georgia" scheme and a visa-free year for many nationalities.
Sources: Internet Society Pulse: Georgia, ITU DataHub: Georgia, Ookla Speedtest Global Index
Networks and connectivity on the ground
- Average speed
- 147 Mbps downloadmeasured 2026 · Internet Society Pulse
- 5G
- Major citiesmeasured 2025 · Internet Society Pulse
- Local operators
- Magti · Silknet · Cellfie Mobilemeasured 2026 · Datadopt research
- Public Wi-Fi
- Widely availablemeasured 2026 · Datadopt research
Practical information
- Currency
- Georgian Lari (GEL)
- Payments
- Card and cashATMs everywhere
- Tipping
- Round up the bill
- Power socket
- Type C, Type F220 V, 50 Hz
- Official languages
- GeorgianAlso spoken : Russian, EnglishEnglish in tourist areas
- Dialling code
- +995Time zone : Asia/Tbilisi
- Emergency numbers
- 112
When to go
- Best time to go
- May, June, September
- Shoulder season
- April, October, November
- Peak season
- July, August
- Seasonal hazards
- Extreme coldDecember, January, February
Georgia is a country of altitude, not of seasons. In the same week you can sit outside in Tbilisi and find a Svaneti pass still shut, so the real question is not when to come but how high you intend to go.
May, June, September
The window where city and mountain both work. High-valley roads are open, the stone-tower villages are reachable, and the lowland heat stays civil. September adds the start of the Kakheti harvest.
July and August
Peak season. The mountains are at their safest and the huts at their fullest, while Tbilisi bakes and Batumi fills up. If you are here now, spend the time at altitude rather than in the capital.
April, October, November
Shoulder months, and the best-looking ones. Prices fall and the vineyards turn, but high passes may be closed at either end of the window with no notice, so keep a mountain itinerary loose.
December to February
Winter does not rule the trip out, it relocates it. The Caucasus resorts run and the city stays busy, but access to some valleys becomes occasional and mountain cold is the real kind.
Iconic sites and coverage
Tbilisi Old Town
Carved wooden balconies leaning over the river, brick-domed sulphur baths, and courtyards the street gives no hint of. Entirely walkable and fully covered, which is why it works as a base for a long stay.
Gergeti Trinity Church
A fourteenth-century church alone on a spur facing Kazbek, reached on foot or by 4x4 from Stepantsminda. Signal thins on the climb, so cache the map before leaving town.
Ushguli
The highest permanently inhabited settlement in Europe, bristling with medieval defensive towers, at the far end of Svaneti. The drive is long and coverage is close to folklore: plan to be offline.
Vardzia Cave Monastery
Hundreds of twelfth-century rooms cut into a cliff face and still linked by narrow galleries. The visit climbs steeply and coverage changes level by level.
Uplistsikhe
A far older rock-cut town above the river, complete with streets, cisterns and a theatre. Open and exposed, with an unreliable signal.
Jvari Monastery
A sixth-century church on the hill above where two rivers meet at Mtskheta, and one of the country's most reproduced viewpoints. Well connected.
Signagi
Kakheti's walled town, set facing the Greater Caucasus and the natural base for the valley's family wineries. Compact centre, good coverage.
Batumi Boulevard
The Black Sea seafront, an unapologetic mix of old facades and new towers, with kilometres of promenade. Dense city, solid network.
Sources Internet Society Pulse, Datadopt research
Datadopt Observatory
Price per GB in Georgia: what our data shows
According to the Datadopt Observatory, the lowest price per GB recorded in Georgia comes down to 0.15 €/GB, across a sample of 1,448 fixed-volume offers retained for the measurement. That floor is reached on large data bundles : a 5 GB plan over 30 days costs noticeably more per GB. The real differentiator is still the depth of the offer : the more plans compete, the easier it is to find the duration and data volume that fit your trip.
Lowest price per GB recorded
0.15 €/GB
Offers in the price sample
1,448
Middle East average
0.39 €/GB
World ranking
77 / 215
Georgia is 62% cheaper than the Middle East regional average (0.39 €/GB).
Source: Datadopt eSIM Price Observatory, 170,286 plans analysed, measured 1 September 2026.
See the eSIM price Observatory by country →Which eSIM providers for Georgia?
Here are the 6 best-placed eSIM providers for Georgia, ranked by best price per GB. Prices are expressed per GB so plans of different sizes can be compared on the same basis.
| Provider | Price per GB | From | Max duration | Hotspot | 5G |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| eSIM.dog | 0.64 €/GB | 0.87 € | 30 d | Yes | No |
| Stellar eSIM | 0.67 €/GB | 0.67 € | 30 d | Yes | No |
| Ozly eSIM | 0.86 €/GB | 1.12 € | 15 d | Yes | No |
| Strongesim | 0.88 €/GB | 0.91 € | 30 d | Yes | No |
 RedEx | 0.92 €/GB | 2.13 € | 7 d | Yes | No |
 4s | 0.98 €/GB | 1.67 € | 30 d | Yes | No |
Providers ranked by best price per GB, across plans of at least 1 GB. Source: Datadopt catalogue.
Compare all plans →Device compatibility
eSIM is built into every iPhone XS and later, as well as Samsung Galaxy S20+, Google Pixel 3a+ and most high-end Motorola, Oppo, Sony and Xiaomi models.
Not sure about your device? Check compatibility here.
How to install your eSIM for Georgia
- 1. Compare offers on https://www.datadopt.com/en/compare/ge
- 2. Browse our partners' eSIM offers and choose the data volume and duration that fit your trip.
- 3. Purchase the eSIM plan that best fits your needs on our partner's site.
- 4. Receive a QR code by email after purchase.
- 5. Before you leave or during your stay, add the eSIM to your smartphone (Note: a stable Wi-Fi connection may be required during this step.)
- 5.1. On iPhone: Settings > Mobile Data > Add Plan > Scan the QR code
- 5.2. On Android: Settings > Connections > SIM card manager > Add a mobile plan
- 6. Once you arrive, turn on the data of your eSIM and enjoy reliable internet in Georgia.
First eSIM? The full walkthrough, with iOS and Android screenshots, lives in our guide how to install an eSIM on your smartphone.
Frequently asked questions
Does the eSIM really work in Georgia?
Yes. Georgia travel eSIMs ride on Magti, Silknet or Cellfie. Magti has the best mountain coverage: check the partner network in each offer's detail on Datadopt.
Does my European plan work in Georgia?
Georgia is outside the EU roaming zone: data is billed at international rates. A prepaid eSIM is far cheaper from day one.
How much data for 2 weeks in Georgia?
Plan 5–10 GB: Maps, Bolt, WhatsApp, photos and some streaming. For remote work from Tbilisi, aim for 20 GB+ or an unlimited plan.
Is there signal in the Caucasus?
Kazbegi and Mestia are covered, but treks (Ushguli, Juta, Tusheti) cross long stretches without signal. Download offline maps before setting out and share your route with your guesthouse.
Does the eSIM work in Abkhazia or South Ossetia?
No. These breakaway regions use Russian networks, outside the coverage of Georgian carriers and of nearly all travel eSIMs.
How much does an eSIM cost in Georgia, and is it cheap?
According to the Datadopt Observatory, the lowest price per GB recorded in Georgia comes down to 0.15 €/GB, across a sample of 1,448 fixed-volume offers retained for the measurement. That floor is reached on large data bundles : a 5 GB plan over 30 days costs noticeably more per GB. The real differentiator is still the depth of the offer : the more plans compete, the easier it is to find the duration and data volume that fit your trip. Georgia is 62% cheaper than the Middle East regional average (0.39 €/GB). In our global ranking of well-covered eSIM markets, Georgia sits at position 77 of 215 by price per GB (1 = cheapest). Source: Datadopt eSIM Price Observatory, 170,286 plans analysed, measured 1 September 2026.
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