What health insurance should expats get in Tbilisi, Georgia and how much does it cost?
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 28 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 28 days ago
TL;DR
A genuinely working health insurance policy in Georgia costs 40-50 GEL/month for a basic plan, and around 100 GEL/month for an extended plan with higher coverage limits and clinic choice; check the minimum insured amount before buying.
For a long stay, local insurance is recommended. A short-term Unison policy for people aged 60+ was cited at about 3.40 GEL per day, while a long-term plan is likely to be more economical.
The discussion cites a minimum insured amount of at least 30,000 GEL; a higher limit can also be selected, such as US$50,000.
Basic policies that actually pay out when you make a claim cost 40-50 GEL per month; plans with higher coverage limits and choice of clinics run around 100 GEL per month.
When picking an annual policy, price isn't the main factor — check whether the insurer actually pays out for claims in practice rather than denying them, based on real user experience.
Before buying a policy, check the minimum insured coverage amount, as this can matter for visa or residency registration requirements.