Best eSIM for Georgia
Georgia is outside the EU — Roam Like at Home does not apply. A travel eSIM is almost always cheaper than carrier roaming for stays beyond a day or two.
Last checked: October 2026. Plans and prices change — verify before purchase.
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How much will it cost for your trip?
Georgia is not an EU member (it is an EU candidate country since 2023). EU RLAH does not apply. Most EU carriers charge daily roaming fees for Georgia. A travel eSIM is almost always cheaper. Georgia uses Georgian Lari (GEL). Cards are accepted in Tbilisi, Batumi and major restaurants; cash is useful in rural areas, village guesthouses and markets.
Tbilisi and Batumi have excellent 4G. Along the Georgian Military Road to Kazbegi (Stepantsminda), signal is intermittent from Gudauri onwards. The Svaneti region (Mestia, Ushguli) has limited signal in the valleys and none on higher trails. Tusheti (reached via Abano Pass) has almost no signal. Download offline maps and route information in town before any mountain excursion. Organic Maps is recommended for Georgian hiking trails.
Prices sourced from provider websites. Network information sourced from provider documentation and independent travel guides (2026).
eSIM — Georgia
Network coverage in Georgia
Three operators serve Georgia: Magti (dominant, widest national footprint), Silknet (formerly Geocell) and Cellfie (formerly Beeline). In Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi, all three provide reliable 4G. Coverage drops significantly in high-altitude zones — Svaneti, Tusheti and the Greater Caucasus backcountry have sparse or no signal. For mountain itineraries, see the field tip above.
5G is now live across major cities and resorts (Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi) — Magti has the widest 5G footprint, reaching much of the country, while Silknet and Cellfie focus on urban zones. Travel eSIMs on this page route via one of the three operators — check the carrier listed on each provider card. Magti-routed options give the best coverage for Kazbegi, Svaneti or Tusheti itineraries. Cellfie has the weakest rural footprint of the three operators.
Where are you travelling from? Does your plan cover this destination?
All AT&T plansPlan data / 1 day: US$12; plan data / 30 days: US$120.Get an eSIM.
Unlimited UltimateIncluded in the plan.Keep your plan.
Unlimited Plus, Unlimited Welcome5 GB / 1 day: US$12; 20 GB / 30 days: US$100.Get an eSIM.
Experience Beyond (Go5G Next) · Experience More (Go5G Plus, Magenta MAX)Included in the plan.Keep your plan.
Essentials2 GB / 1 day: US$10; 15 GB / 10 days: US$50; 30 GB / 30 days: US$75.Get an eSIM.
All EE plans10 MB / 1 day: £16.Get an eSIM.
All O2 plans100 MB / 30 days: £26; 500 MB / 30 days: £45; 1 GB / 30 days: £65.Get an eSIM.
All Vodafone plansPlan data / 1 day: £8.Get an eSIM.
AdvancedPlan data / 1 day: £7.Get an eSIM.
EssentialNo pass: pay as you go.Get an eSIM.
All TELUS plansPlan data / 1 day: CA$18; plan data / 14 days: CA$70.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All Bell plans5 GB / 1 day: CA$16; plan data / 14 days: CA$100; plan data / 30 days: CA$120; plan data / 30 days: CA$320.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All Rogers plansPlan data / 1 day: CA$18; plan data / 3 days: CA$45; plan data / 7 days: CA$75; plan data / 14 days: CA$100; +1 more.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All Vidéotron plansNo pass: pay as you go. (figure not confirmed by an official source)Get an eSIM.
All Telstra plansPay as you go: A$3/MB.Get an eSIM.
Choice Plus, Plus Family, Plus Promo5 GB / 1 day: A$5.Compare: the pass may be enough.
Other Optus plans1 GB / 1 day: A$10.Get an eSIM.
All Vodafone (TPG) plansPlan data / 1 day: A$5.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All Vodafone Ireland plans500 MB / 1 day: €5.Get an eSIM.
All Three Ireland plans2 GB / 1 day: €5.99; 6 GB / 3 days: €14.99; 14 GB / 7 days: €34.99.Get an eSIM.
All eir plansPay as you go: €4.99/MB.Get an eSIM.
Arrival protocol in Georgia
VPN, passwords and documents
On hotel or café Wi-Fi, a VPN can be useful to keep your browsing private from the network operator. A password manager is also worth having for managing account access on the road. A secure cloud backup of your passport, visa, insurance and accommodation details can also be useful — keep an offline copy too. None of these are mandatory.
Mistakes to avoid in Georgia
Continuing your trip in Asia?
Many travellers combine Georgia with neighbouring countries. See our guides for eSIM in Armenia, eSIM in Azerbaijan and eSIM in Turkey. For multi-country trips combining Georgia with neighbouring Asia destinations, our Asia regional plan comparison may be useful.