Georgia eSIM

The Holafly eSIM is the solution for travelers who are looking to stay connected without the complications of traditional SIM cards.

How does eSIM work for Georgia?

• Select the destine and the number of days of the trip to get your eSIM with data. Remember to check if your mobile device is compatible.
• Receive your QR code or manual installation code by mail and WhatsApp to install your eSIM
• Install your eSIM before the trip, activate the data once you have reached the destination to start enjoying the internet.

What you should know about eSIMs

• It does not include local mobile number; eSIM is only for mobile data, so it does not allow you to make analog calls or send SMS. You can use WhatsApp.
• Your device must be compatible with eSIMs; Make sure your device is unlocked and compatible with eSIM technology.
• You can check with the Compatible Mobile List
• Install it a few hours before your trip; scan the QR code from your mobile settings, download and install the data plan.
  Act when you land at your destination, turn on the data and itinerance.
• Customer Attention: We offer 24/7 support to help you with any inconvenience you can find.

Conditions:

• When activating the Service, the client ensures that your device is unlocked and compatible with eSIM, as well as that it has a stable internet connection necessary for downloading and activation
• Making proper use of eSIM loggers, should not involve fraudulent, criminal or illegal activities, or actions that may affect or damage the performance of the network.
• The Data Plans may be subject to limitations in certain jurisdictions.
• For the Unlimited Data Plans, network service providers may apply fair-use policies, imposing reasonable restrictions on data use or speed if consumption is excessive or affects other users.
• Holafly does not guarantee the capacity, quality or uninterrupted coverage of the network, especially during maintenance, in areas not covered by the supplier network or due to factors beyond its control (e.g., device limitations, policy requirements, improvements or network failures, adverse weather conditions or interference).