For Remote Workers

Tbilisi Digital Nomad Tour — from ₾83 with Local Guide

Tbilisi is one of the world's best cities for remote work — fast internet, cheap coffee, stunning architecture, and a 1-year visa for most nationalities. This tour gets you set up and oriented in half a day: the best co-working spaces, which neighbourhoods to live in, banking, SIM, and all the practical knowledge that takes months to figure out on your own.

from ₾83/ person

3–4 hrsduration

up to 6people

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Type

Digital nomad orientation

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Group size

Up to 6 people

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Language

English / Russian

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Start

Flexible, Tbilisi

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Duration

3–4 hours

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Cancellation

Free up to 24h

About the tour

Your First Day Done Right

Tbilisi regularly tops digital nomad rankings for good reason: 365 visa-free days for most nationalities, €500–800/month all-in living costs, excellent coffee culture, fast fibre internet, and a warm welcome for foreigners.

But landing without local knowledge costs time and money. Timur has guided hundreds of nomads and knows exactly what they need to know — and what decisions to make first.

This tour is designed to compress your first month of discovery into 4 hours. You'll leave knowing your neighbourhood, your bank, your SIM card provider, your co-working space, and your favourite lunch spot.

Tour programme

Route & Schedule

Start

Neighbourhood decision

Walk through Vera, Vake, or Saburtalo — Timur explains the character, price range, and WiFi situation in each area. You choose where to focus.

Stop 1

Best co-working spaces

Visit 2–3 co-working spaces. Timur introduces you to the staff, explains pricing and access, and shows you the day-pass options.

Stop 2

Fast WiFi cafés

Tbilisi's best laptop-friendly cafés with reliable fibre WiFi and good coffee. Timur's personal shortlist — tested and updated monthly.

Stop 3

Banking & SIM cards

How to open a Bank of Georgia or TBC account as a foreigner. Best SIM cards for data (Magti vs Beeline). Best exchange rates. Practical walkthrough.

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Lunch + Q&A

Lunch at a good-value local place. Timur answers any remaining questions — visa, healthcare, transport, community groups, anything.

What's included

Included & Not Included

✓ Included

Private English-speaking guide Timur
Co-working space introductions
Practical cheat sheet (Timur's links and recommendations)
Coffee stop
Free cancellation up to 24h before

✕ Not included

Co-working day pass (if you decide to buy one)
SIM card and bank fees
Lunch (separate, at your own expense)

Reviews

What Guests Say

★★★★★

"Saved me at least 2 weeks of figuring things out. Timur's co-working recommendations were perfect — I'm now a regular at one he showed me."

Jake M.

USA · April 2026

★★★★★

"The banking walk-through alone was worth the price. I'd been putting it off for a week. Timur walked me through the process and now I have a Georgian bank account."

Aiko T.

Japan · March 2026

★★★★★

"The nomad tour is exactly what's needed when you first arrive. Timur knows everything — and he's genuinely enthusiastic about helping people settle in."

Lars P.

Germany · February 2026

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

There's overlap, but this tour focuses more on remote work infrastructure — co-working, WiFi, tech setup — while the expat tour covers more general relocation topics like schools and healthcare.

Most apartments and co-working spaces have 100–500 Mbps fibre. Even most cafés have 50+ Mbps. Georgia has excellent internet infrastructure for its price level.

Most nationalities get 365 days visa-free. Some get 90 days. Georgian law allows you to work remotely as a foreign national without a work permit. Timur will brief you on your specific situation.

Yes — up to 6 people. If you have more, Timur can arrange a second group or a custom format.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Message Timur on WhatsApp or Telegram.

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