Updated October 20, 2026

Georgia (Caucasus) eSIM guide: prices, networks and mountain coverage

This page gathers everything eSIM Check has published about staying connected in Georgia, the country in the Caucasus whose capital is Tbilisi: our price survey of the travel eSIMs, the tourist packs of Magti, Silknet and Cellfie, which network each eSIM uses, and what the crowdsourced maps show in Kazbegi and Svaneti. Every figure is dated, and every article links to its sources.

Key facts

On 20 October 2026, the cheapest unlimited week we verified was Maya Mobile's global plan at USD 19.99 (full speed for 5 GB a day, then 3 Mbps), below the esimdb median of €18.41 for a Georgia-only week; Nomad charged €22.24 (2 GB a day at full speed), Yesim €24.50 and Holafly €25.50. Yesim's 10 GB valid 30 days cost €16, the cheapest fixed plan we found.
The regulator ComCom gave MagtiCom 41% of mobile subscribers in 2025, Silknet 36% and Cellfie Mobile, the former Beeline Georgia, 23%. On esimdb, Silknet appears in 74% of the Georgia plans that name a network, Cellfie in 73% and Magti in 57%.
Silknet sold tourists 7 days of unlimited data for 15 lari (about €5.15), and Magti's 30-lari Welcome Package at Tbilisi and Kutaisi airports includes a free SIM card, 3,000 MB and calls for 15 days.
On nPerf's crowdsourced maps, which show where users tested rather than guaranteed coverage, Silknet showed 5G tests in Stepantsminda (Kazbegi), while in Mestia (Svaneti) only Magti showed tests on 20 October 2026.

Where to start

You want an eSIM and need to choose: the best eSIMs for Georgia by trip length, with prices and the network each one uses.
You would rather buy a local line, or you are heading for the mountains: Magti, Silknet and Cellfie tourist packs, and measured coverage in Kazbegi, Svaneti and Gudauri.
Georgia is one stop on a longer European trip: what to know about eSIMs in Europe.
You are not sure your phone takes an eSIM: the list of compatible phones.

All our guides

Best eSIM for Georgia (country) 2026: 7 compared

Seven eSIMs for Georgia, the Caucasus country, compared on 20 October 2026: unlimited and fixed prices, Magti, Silknet or Cellfie, and local tourist packs.

Georgia local SIM 2026: Magti, Silknet, Cellfie

Georgia (the Caucasus country) local SIM compared: Magti, Silknet and Cellfie tourist packs in lari, eSIM options and Kazbegi and Svaneti coverage.

Frequently asked questions

Does an eSIM work in Georgia?expand_more

Yes. Travel eSIMs connect to Silknet, Cellfie or Magti depending on the provider: Holafly names Magticom and Beeline Georgia, Nomad names Geocell and Cellfie, Airalo and Ubigi name Cellfie, aloSIM names Silknet. Your phone must support eSIM and must not be locked to your home operator.

Which network is best in Georgia?expand_more

No recent independent speed ranking exists. Magti is the largest network, with 41% of mobile subscribers in 2025 according to ComCom's Annual Report 2025. On nPerf's maps, which show where app users tested, Silknet and Cellfie showed tests in Stepantsminda, and only Magti in Mestia.

How much does an eSIM for Georgia cost?expand_more

On 20 October 2026, a week of unlimited data cost USD 19.99 with Maya Mobile's global plan (full speed for 5 GB a day), €22.24 at Nomad, €24.50 at Yesim and €25.50 at Holafly, and Yesim sold 10 GB valid 30 days for €16. A Silknet tourist pack cost 15 lari, about €5.15, for 7 days of unlimited data.

Is this guide about Georgia the country or the US state?expand_more

Georgia the country, in the Caucasus, with Tbilisi as its capital. This guide does not cover the US state of Georgia.

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