Do T2 and MTS roaming services work in Batumi, Georgia, and how much do calls cost?
Based on 1 discussion with 2 participants · Last activity: 17 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 2 participants · Last activity: 17 days ago
TL;DR
Travelers report that T2 introduced free roaming in Georgia in spring, while MTS roaming can be extremely expensive, with a claim of up to RUB 600 per second. Check your current roaming package in your carrier’s app before traveling.
For a trip to Batumi, travelers suggest checking T2: it was reported to have offered free service in Georgia since spring. Benefits may depend on your plan, so confirm them before departure.
MTS is described as an expensive option for roaming in Georgia: the discussion cited an exceptionally high estimate of up to RUB 600 per second. Avoid calls without a roaming add-on and verify the rates in advance.
If you need reliable data in Batumi, do not rely solely on your Russian carrier automatically connecting to a local network: travelers noted that network registration can be inconsistent. Try selecting a network manually or buy a local SIM card.