Georgia eSIM plans from $2.09
Affordable connectivity for every adventure to Georgia.
Prepaid Georgia eSIM data from AUD $2.09, on Magti and other major local networks. Install it at home and land in Tbilisi with maps and ride apps working.
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Georgia eSIMs
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An eSIM for Georgia, from Tbilisi to the Mountains
A Georgia eSIM gives your phone prepaid travel data for the country (not the US state) without a plastic SIM, so you can skip the airport SIM stand in Tbilisi or Kutaisi. Your home SIM stays active for calls and texts, while the eSIM handles maps, ride apps and messaging.
Georgia trips often mix a few days in Tbilisi Old Town with wine country, the beach at Batumi and a mountain stay near Kazbegi National Park. Single-country plans come in sizes from 1 GB to 60 GB with 14 to 60 days of validity, which suits a short city break as well as a long, slow stay.
You pay once, upfront, so your data spend is fixed and you avoid daily roaming fees from your home carrier. Your EscapeSIM dashboard shows what's left before you head into the hills.
Georgia eSIM Coverage on Magti and Local Networks
The Georgia eSIM connects to major local networks, including Magti. Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks for your plan, and data is reliable in Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi and along the main highways.
The high mountains are another matter. Signal usually holds in mountain towns and around the viewpoints of Kazbegi National Park, but it thins on the climb to the Gergeti Glacier, between villages on the Mestia to Ushguli Trek and across much of Tusheti National Park, where long stretches have no coverage. Download offline maps and tell your guesthouse your route before a trek.
Travelling on through Asia? Some regional plans include Georgia alongside other countries, so one eSIM can follow a longer route. If anything goes wrong, 24/7 support is a message away.
Check your remaining data before the long mountain drive north to Kazbegi.
Get a warning before you run low, then add more data in a few taps on plans that support top-ups.
Your regular SIM stays on for calls and SMS, so bank codes and messages from home still reach you.
Order a Bolt in Tbilisi or Batumi and see the fare before you get in, rather than haggling with an unmetered taxi.
How it works
Pick a country or region and a data size.
Your QR code and install link arrive in minutes.
On Wi-Fi, before you leave. Takes two minutes.
Data switches on when you arrive. Your home SIM keeps working.
Why Travellers Choose Our Georgia eSIM
Plans from a City Break to a Long Stay
Georgia plans run from 14 to 60 days, so a week in Tbilisi and a two-month slow stay both have a fit. Sizes start at 1 GB and go up to 60 GB.
A 2 GB plan valid for 15 days suits a short break spent mostly on café and guesthouse Wi-Fi.
A 3 GB or 5 GB plan lasting 30 days covers a few weeks of maps, messaging and ride apps, and larger sizes suit remote workers and heavy streamers.
Prepared for Mountain Trips
Many of Georgia's highlights sit high in the mountains, where coverage is patchy on every network. Having data in town lets you save maps, check the weather and confirm transfers before you lose signal.
Guesthouses in the mountains often have Wi-Fi, but it can be slow, so mobile data is handy for quick checks in the village.
Day trips from Tbilisi to Jvari Monastery, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Uplistsikhe Cave Town stay closer to towns, with steadier coverage.
One eSIM for a Bigger Route
Plenty of travellers fit Georgia into a longer trip. Regional plans for Asia cover 26 countries, and a Middle East plan covers 17, so one eSIM can carry you further.
Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks in each covered country, so there's no new eSIM to install at each stop.
Short stopovers fit a 1 GB or 3 GB plan valid for 7 days.
A Better Fit Than Home Roaming
Travellers flying in from Australia and elsewhere often pay a daily roaming fee to their home carrier. A prepaid Georgia eSIM swaps that for one upfront cost.
Turn off data roaming on your home SIM and let the eSIM carry your data, while your home number still receives calls and texts.
Since the plan is prepaid, the data side of your trip costs what you paid for it and nothing more.
Who Our Georgia eSIM Suits
Carry offline maps on multi-day mountain routes and check the forecast in town before setting out.
Find your way through Tbilisi Old Town, up to Mtatsminda Park and on to dinner without hunting for Wi-Fi.
Work from Impact Hub Tbilisi or Terminal and stay online between cafés on a longer Georgia plan.
Share photos from Batumi Beach and plan day trips to Kobuleti Beach and Aqua Park Batumi.
Georgia eSIM Questions
Pick by trip length and how you use your phone. A week or two of light use fits a 2 GB to 5 GB plan, while a month or more, or plenty of video, calls for a larger size with longer validity. If Georgia is one stop on a longer route, a regional Asia or Middle East plan can cover it with other countries.
Maps, messaging, browsing and some social media come to roughly 0.5 GB a day, so a week of light use fits a 3 GB to 5 GB plan. Video streaming and video calls use about 1 GB per hour, so go bigger if you do either. You can track usage in your EscapeSIM dashboard.
In the towns and at the main viewpoints, usually yes. Coverage drops on high trails such as the Gergeti Glacier hike and between high villages on long treks, and remote areas like Tusheti have long gaps on every network. Save offline maps before you leave Tbilisi or Kutaisi.
No. These are data-only plans without a Georgian phone number. Your home SIM stays active, so you keep your usual number for calls and texts. To reach guesthouses and drivers, use messaging apps such as WhatsApp or internet calling over your eSIM data.
For most trips, yes. Australian carriers usually charge a daily roaming fee, while a prepaid Georgia eSIM is one upfront cost for your travel data. Install it before you fly, switch your data to the eSIM after landing, and keep your Australian number on for calls and texts.
Yes. Your phone must support eSIM and be carrier-unlocked. Recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models support eSIM. If your phone came on a contract, ask your carrier to confirm it is unlocked before you travel.
It depends on your trip. A single-country Georgia plan suits most visits, with sizes up to 60 GB and up to 60 days of validity, while a regional plan suits longer multi-country routes. Every plan is prepaid, with a usage dashboard, low-data alerts and 24/7 support.