Can you buy a SIM card at Tbilisi Airport, and is it cheaper than using an eSIM or buying one in the city?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 10 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 10 days ago
TL;DR
Yes, travelers often look at buying a SIM card right at Tbilisi Airport, including Magti. Based on the discussion, a typical eSIM reference point for non-residents is about €11 for 15 days with 10–15 GB, and the airport’s free Wi‑Fi can be enough initially, so you may not need a local SIM immediately after landing.
At Tbilisi Airport, travelers commonly try to get a local SIM card right away, including Magti, so they have mobile internet immediately after landing without needing to go into the city first.
If you only need data for a trip, a rough benchmark for non-residents is an eSIM at about €11 for 15 days with 10–15 GB. That price is a useful reference point when comparing airport and city options in Tbilisi.
Buying a SIM immediately after arrival is not always necessary if you just need internet to order a taxi, send messages, or check directions: travelers often look for the free Wi‑Fi at Tbilisi Airport first and only then decide whether they need a local SIM.