Most modern phones do, but you must check our specific list here: eSIM Compatible Devices to be 100% sure before purchasing. 

 Yes. Uber does not operate in Georgia, so you must use Bolt or Yandex Go. Reliable data is essential to book rides safely and avoid negotiating prices with street taxis in Tbilisi. 

 Yes. Coverage is generally excellent in the Kakheti valley, allowing you to share photos of the "City of Love" (Sighnaghi) and the vineyards without interruption. 

 Yes. You will have strong 4G coverage on the Batumi Boulevard and at the Ali and Nino statue, perfect for live-streaming the sunset over the Black Sea. 

 This specific plan is valid only within Georgia. Many travelers plan a full "Caucasus Trip," visiting Armenia (Yerevan) and Azerbaijan (Baku) along with Georgia. If you cross the border at Sadakhlo or enter another country, your connection will stop. For seamless connectivity across the entire region, we highly recommend our Regional eSIM options. 

Yes, in most tourist areas. Georgia is famous for its mountains. You can expect reliable 4G/LTE coverage in popular high-altitude destinations like the ski resort of Gudauri, the town of Stepantsminda (Kazbegi), and even in Mestia (Svaneti). While you can upload your hiking photos instantly, please expect signal drops in extremely remote valleys or during deep trekking near the Russian border. 

Absolutely. Tbilisi is a global hub for digital nomads. Our eSIM offers high-speed, low-latency connectivity suitable for Zoom calls, remote work, and streaming. It serves as a perfect reliable backup to cafe Wi-Fi, ensuring you remain productive whether you are working from a co-working space in Vake or a vintage balcony in Old Tbilisi. 

 In Georgia, network choice is the #1 priority for travelers. Our eSIM connects to the country's best-performing networks, typically MagtiCom or Silknet/Geocell. Magti is widely recognized by locals and expats as having the superior signal, ensuring you stay connected not just in the city, but also on the mountain roads to Kazbegi or the wine regions of Kakheti.