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- Uitbreidbare snelle data
- 30 dagen geldig vanaf activering
- 4G/5G-netwerktoegang waar beschikbaar
- Werkt in alle grote steden en toeristische gebieden
- 24/7 klantenservice
- Eenvoudig activeringsproces met QR-code
Georgia the Country, Not the State, and What a Georgia eSIM Actually Costs
Buy a prepaid data plan for Georgia, install it before you fly, and land connected in Tbilisi, Batumi or Kutaisi. Tbilisi and Batumi have their own pages on this site, and both sell the country plan you see here. Kutaisi, Kazbegi and Gudauri have no separate product and need none. A Kutaisi eSIM, a Mestia eSIM: one purchase, made on this page.
Compare Every Plan for Georgia
Forty five plans for Georgia. That is the number the plan list above shows, and it counts both Georgia only plans and wider regional plans that include Georgia, because you can buy either from this page. Figures come from the live plan list and change when suppliers reprice.
Roamify: the cheapest data, at 0.56 dollars per gigabyte
About 0.56 dollars per gigabyte at best value, the lowest rate on this page. Entry from 2.02 dollars, validity 1 to 30 days. Unlimited options available.
Esimfly: a single 30 day option
One duration only, 30 days. Entry from 4.62 dollars, about 1.54 dollars per gigabyte at best value, no shorter or longer version. No unlimited option.
Esimaccess: the lowest entry price, 1.72 dollars
The lowest entry price on this page at 1.72 dollars. About 1.72 dollars per gigabyte at best value, validity 7 to 7 days. No unlimited option.
Airalo: the outlier, from 19.50 dollars
Entry here starts at 19.50 dollars, more than ten times the cheapest entry on this page at 1.72.
Telcovision: the only year long plan on this page, 51.99 dollars
One plan, 365 days, 51.99 dollars, about 2.60 dollars per gigabyte. The next longest option here runs 180 days. Length is the whole argument for it; on cost per gigabyte it is the weakest on the page.
Georgian Carriers: Magticom, Silknet and Beeline
Georgia has three mobile operators, and people often search for them by name before they search for an eSIM at all.
How the three compare
Magticom, usually written Magti, is the largest and carries the broadest national network, including much of the mountain road system. Silknet, which has owned the Geocell brand since 2018, is strong in Tbilisi and the larger towns. Beeline is the smallest of the three and is best treated as backup coverage rather than a first choice.
Which one your plan uses
That depends on the roaming agreement behind the plan you buy, and suppliers do not publish the mapping. Nothing published answers it, so it does not enter the comparison. If connecting to a specific Georgian operator matters to you, a local prepaid SIM bought in country is the only way to choose it directly.
Where the Signal Thins Out in the Mountains
Most of Georgia that travellers visit is well covered. The exceptions are worth knowing before you drive, because they are exactly the places people go. What follows is a general expectation based on terrain and where people live. It is not an operator coverage map, because suppliers do not publish per-region coverage for wholesale plans, so treat it as guidance rather than a guarantee.
Svaneti and Tusheti
Mestia has coverage. The valleys and trekking routes beyond it do not, in patches, and Tusheti is the most isolated region reachable by road in the country. Treat both as offline once you leave the main settlement, and carry your route and accommodation details downloaded rather than on a live map.
Kazbegi and the Georgian Military Highway
Stepantsminda, still widely called Kazbegi, is covered. The climb to Gergeti and the higher passes on the Military Highway are less reliable, and the road itself has stretches with no signal between towns. Winter closures are announced locally rather than online, so ask before you set out.
Border areas
Near the administrative boundaries with Abkhazia and South Ossetia, handsets sometimes latch onto a network from the other side. Watch what your phone connects to, because an unexpected network can leave your plan unusable until you move on.
How Much Data You Need in Georgia
Georgia is cheap enough per gigabyte that buying slightly more than you need costs very little.
Light and heavy use
Maps, messaging and the occasional upload are light. Video calls home and streaming are not. A week in Tbilisi and Batumi with offline maps downloaded in advance sits at the low end of the range on this page. A mountain trip with daily uploads sits higher.
Why the cheap per gigabyte rate matters here
On this page the best rate is well under a dollar per gigabyte, so the difference between a small plan and a comfortable one is often a couple of dollars. That is not true in most destinations, and it changes the sensible choice.
Before You Buy
Three things are worth checking before you pay, and all three take a minute.
Compatibility
Your handset must support eSIM and must not be carrier locked. Most phones released in the last few years qualify, but a locked device will refuse the profile even if the hardware supports it. Check with your operator if you are not certain.
Activation and delivery
The QR code is emailed after purchase. Install it while you still have Wi-Fi, because installation needs a connection and activation does not. The plan starts counting when the eSIM first connects to a network in Georgia, not when you install it.
Duration and validity
Plans here run from one day to thirty. Validity is fixed at purchase and does not pause if you leave the country and come back. Pick the length that covers your last day, not your average day.
Using the eSIM in Georgia
Once the line is live, three practical points come up more than any others.
Calls, SMS and your home number
These are data plans. They do not carry a Georgian number and cannot send or receive regular SMS. Calls go through internet apps. Leave your home SIM active alongside the eSIM so bank codes still reach you, with mobile data on that line switched off.
Hotspot and tethering
Tethering to a laptop or a second phone works, and the data comes out of the same allowance. Georgia is a common base for remote workers, and the larger plans on this page are priced with that in mind.
Leaving Georgia for Armenia or Azerbaijan
A Georgia plan stops working at the border. Regional plans covering several countries in the Caucasus are sold separately, and buying one before a multi country trip is cheaper than buying two country plans.
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