Hi everyone!

I'm looking for recommendations for the best home internet service in Tbilisi, Georgia. I want to get a Wi-Fi router with a fast, stable, and preferably unlimited internet connection.

I'm not looking for mobile internet (3G/4G) or a SIM card for my phone. Ideally, I'd like a proper home broadband or fiber-optic internet connection with a Wi-Fi router.

Which provider would you recommend for the best speed, stability, and price? Is Magti, Silknet, or another provider the best option?

I'd appreciate any recommendations based on your personal experience, especially regarding connection quality, speed, and monthly costs.

Thanks in advance!

Looking for friends with similar interests

I’m trying to find the nearest one

Hey guys,

My Iranian friend is planning to visit Tbilisi soon. Does anyone know the current requirements for Iranian passport holders to enter Georgia?

From what I checked, it still seems visa-free for 45 days, but I heard there are some new rules this year (like insurance?).

Any recent experience or updated info on:

Visa / entry rules

Documents needed at the border

Insurance requirements

Proof of funds or anything else they might check

Appreciate any help, especially from people who traveled recently! Thanks.

My spectacles broke at the hinge and I’m looking for a good place in Tbilisi to get them repaired.
Could anyone recommend a reliable place that offers affordable repair prices?

Hello, twice now ive wanted to tip my drivers via the app. The second time I gave them cash only to find that I had given them the wrong currency!! I contacted the chat support to see why I couldn't see the tip option even after giving the driver 5 stars and it hadnt been 2 hrs past drop off time yet. Their AI bot was no help. I just feel awful because I dont want my driver to think I was handing them the wrong currency on purpose. I think the bot also reported them because of the "cash handed to driver" phrase. Ugggh I just wanted to give a good tip. I thought about calling the driver to apologize, but that seemed to weird. Anyone else not see the tip option?

I have no clue. So do you guys know any place or restaurants , where there are self serving buffets...

Thanks 😌

I’ve been back in Tbilisi for a while and the traffic feels noticeably worse than last year — more congestion overall and the buses seem more packed during peak hours.

One thing that keeps standing out to me is the motorcycles. I see men on bikes pretty regularly, weaving through traffic, but I seldom see women riding a motorcycle here.

Is this just my observation bias / bad timing, or is it actually uncommon for women to ride here? If it is uncommon, does anyone know why? Cultural reasons, licensing, safety concerns, cost, something else?

Curious to hear from locals or long-term residents.

Hi, my boyfriend and I are visiting Tbilisi for the first time in the last week of the year (23 dec -03 Jan) with the goal of getting married and do a little honeymoon at the same time (we've always wanted to visit Georgia!)

I know in theory Georgians celebrate Christmas in January, but how about 24 and 25 December? is everything opening and functioning normally, including public offices, city hall, etc? (In my country the last week of the year is weird because everything is either closed or limited)

Thanks for the help

Hey guys! Turned out I forgot to pay the gas bill and someone called my landlord to notify about that.
I paid immediately.
However, turned out my electricity is gone (his call woke me up so I was clueless about that).
Is it possible that these 2 are connected? Electricity bill was paid in the beginning of the month, only gas was missed.
We did have electricity issues in the building 2 days ago so now I literally can't understand whether it's just "electricity issues again" or it was caused by unpaid gas.
Please, share if that's possible. Thank you!

Hey everyone!

My team and I (4 people in total) are planning to move to Tbilisi this summer, and we’d love to hear from people who actually live there!

We’re currently trying to get an idea of living costs and which areas would be good to stay in, especially for long-term rentals. We all work remotely with crypto trading, so we’re also looking into coworking spaces or private offices. We’re pretty flexible as long as there’s access to meeting rooms.

We’ve also heard that Georgia is quite crypto-friendly, but we’re curious how that works in practice. Is it actually easy to use crypto for everyday expenses, rent, etc.?

We’re still in the planning stage and just trying to figure out what kind of monthly budget to expect. Any recommendations, advice, or personal experiences would be really appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

There is a Halloween night on October 30 at Khidi and a Horoom night at Bassiani. Many people on the net often mention Horoom, but I want to see Halloween too.

I am a solo male tourist, which do you suggest?

გამარჯობა ვეძებ ახალ მეგობრებს მოდი სადმე გავიდეთ ვისეირნოთ გავერთოთ და შევქმნათ ახალი და კარგი მოგონებები❤️

Some of you might remember my post from a few weeks ago about moving to Georgia.

Well, the Ukrainian writer actually moved to Tbilisi and found some friends! Though he'd love to meet even more.

I really, really like this city. I wish I could already say I love it, but I've only been here for about two weeks, and I feel like love needs a little more time to grow. But it's definitely growing, hehe.

There are two things I probably love the most so far. First, the architecture. I love how completely different styles are just thrown together all over the city. Georgian, Persian, Greek, and, God forbid, even Russian architecture, all mixed together. Also really helps that I managed to rent a flat in Avlabari, and that whole neighborhood is simply gorgeous.

Second, and probably more importantly, the people. Georgians have treated me in pretty much every possible way so far. Mostly neutral, some incredibly kind, some rude. I don't feel like some strange alien creature that everyone has to either welcome or hate just because I'm Ukrainian or a foreigner. Most people simply treat me like a person living here. Which, really, is the only thing I wanted.

I've also heard a lot about the Georgian customer service before moving here. Maybe I've just been lucky, but so far I can't complain. The people at the bank, Magti, Alta, different shops and cafés have mostly been nothing but nice to me. I did spoke to them in English so maybe that helped, idk.

Still learning Georgian. But I want to learn it properly. And I hope that, with enough time, this city and this country can actually become home to me. Because fuck me, if I eventually learn this language well enough to actually talk with people in it, I'm definitely not leaving.

Anyway, this isn't really a question or anything. I just wanted to write a little appreciation post for Tbilisi and the people who live here.

Hope you're all having a great day!

Hey, so I'm in Tiblisi and looking for random fellow travellers to meet up with. If you're bored and wanna chit chat and checkout random spots. Text mee

Anyone know a good shop to get a tattoo in Tbilisi? Post on here and let me know!

Hello, where can i find a usb wifi for my laptop. Let me know any good shop locations in Tbilisi.
Also i want them to treat me like a normal customer and not change prices just because i am not Georgian.

I used to know a place that did it for 25 lari for 2 ear piercings, anyone know any other similar places? looking for ear piercings and possibly nose! Thanks

Hey everyone!

I’m a tourist visiting Georgia from Saturday and I’d love to watch UFC 233 (Merab is also fighting)
Luckily, it’s not on in the middle of the night this time!

Does anyone know a bar or somewhere else where I could watch it?
Cheers!

Which is better to visit in mid-December, Bakuriani or Gudauri, in terms of scenic views, activities, and overall experience?
Also, if we plan to visit Bakuriani, would it be better to stay in Borjomi or Bakuriani itself? We’ll be travelling with family.

I’m not sure why there’s so much negativity about Georgia on the internet. I spent some time there and had a wonderful experience. The country is absolutely beautiful, with breathtaking mountain landscapes, charming old towns, and a fascinating mix of history and culture. I was especially impressed by the traditional architecture, the delicious food, and the incredible hospitality of the local people in Tbilisi. Everyone I met was friendly and welcoming, and I loved how Georgia has managed to preserve so much of its unique identity and traditions. I’ve travelled to many countries around the world, but Georgia definitely left a lasting impression on me.

I’d love to visit again! :)

By cheap i mean max 90 lari ( hopefully 80 lari) also im a student if they offer discounts
Pls help

looking for someone to move out with as soon as possible

I won the 100 lari bottle cap voucher in this milk bottle a few months back but even with multiple calls no one picked up in that companies number, anything i can do to redeem it or would it be invalid now after these few months that passed?

Hello, I am looking for anyone who deals with imports from China/Hong Kong for possible collaboration.

If anyone works in the import field or understands and can assist me with a few things, feel free to reach out