🇬🇪 Georgia · Country Code +995

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Call Rates to Georgia — 2026

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Georgia → Moscow & St. Petersburg
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How to Start Calling Georgia

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3

Dial a Georgian number

Enter the number in international format (+995 area code number) and call.

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How to Dial a Georgian Number

Georgia's country code is +995. Tbilisi uses the area code 32 (dial +995 32 followed by the 7-digit local number). For mobile numbers, Georgian operators use codes starting with 5 — dial +995 5XX followed by the subscriber number.

Type the full number into the Give a ring dial pad starting with +995 and the app takes care of the rest.

Example — Tbilisi (landline)
+995 32 123 4567
+995 — Georgia country code 32 — Tbilisi area code 123 4567 — subscriber number
Example — Georgian mobile
+995 599 123 456
599 — Georgian mobile prefix Batumi area code: 422

🇬🇪 Surprising & Funny Facts About Georgia

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The Birthplace of Wine — 8,000 Years Ago

Georgia is the oldest wine-producing country in the world. Archaeologists have found clay vessels stained with grape residue dating back to 6,000 BC in villages south of Tbilisi. Georgians still ferment wine in large clay vessels called qvevri buried underground — a tradition so unique it earned UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status. France may argue about it, but the dates don't lie.

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An Alphabet That Belongs to No One Else

The Georgian alphabet — Mkhedruli — is one of the world's 14 unique alphabets not derived from any other script. Created in the 5th century AD, its 33 curving, distinctive letters have no equivalent anywhere. When Georgians write, they use a script that is theirs alone — shared with no neighboring language, no ancestor writing system, nothing. It even has its own UNESCO status.

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Polyphonic Singing From the Mountains

Georgian polyphonic singing — where multiple independent melodic lines weave together simultaneously — is one of the world's oldest and most complex vocal traditions, dating back over 1,500 years. It is so distinctive and so ancient that UNESCO placed it on its list of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Georgian folk choirs have been known to make grown linguists weep.

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The Highest Continuously Inhabited Village in Europe

Ushguli, a cluster of medieval tower-houses in the Svaneti region, sits at 2,200 metres above sea level and is widely considered the highest permanently inhabited settlement in Europe. People have lived there — in stone towers built to survive blood feuds and avalanches — without interruption for over a thousand years. And they still do.

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A Country That Punches Far Above Its Weight

Georgia has a population of under 4 million people, yet it is one of the world's most decorated Olympic nations per capita. Georgian wrestlers, judokas and weightlifters have accumulated medals at a rate that baffles larger countries. In wrestling in particular, Georgia is a global superpower. A country roughly the size of the Irish population routinely out-medals entire continents.

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Stalin Was Georgian — and Very Embarrassed About It Later

Josef Stalin was born Ioseb Jughashvili in the small Georgian town of Gori in 1878. He later went to extraordinary lengths to downplay his Georgian origins and speak with a refined Russian accent — with mixed success. Today Gori has a Stalin Museum that is simultaneously a historical curiosity, a tourist attraction, and one of the most uncomfortable buildings in the Caucasus.

Frequently Asked Questions

With Give a ring, calls from Russia to Georgia start at ₽21.1 per minute in 2026 — significantly cheaper than roaming charges from Russian mobile operators. The exact rate is displayed in the app before you dial.
Georgia's country code is +995. For landlines in Tbilisi, the format is +995 32 XXX XXXX; in Batumi — +995 422 XX XX XX. For Georgian mobile numbers (which start with 5), the format is +995 5XX XXX XXX. On the Give a ring dial pad, simply start with +995 and enter the rest — the app handles formatting automatically.
No SIM card needed. Give a ring works entirely over the internet — any Wi-Fi or mobile connection (4G/5G) is sufficient to make and receive calls.
Yes — and by a wide margin. Archaeological evidence from the Kvemo Kartli region south of Tbilisi dates grape cultivation and wine production to around 6,000 BC, making Georgia roughly 2,000 years older in wine history than any other country. The traditional Georgian method of fermenting and ageing wine in clay qvevri vessels buried in the earth is listed by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Georgia takes its wine very, very seriously.
Yes — calls between Give a ring users are completely free, regardless of which country each person is in. Open the Contacts section, find the green double-handset icon next to a contact's name, and tap it to start a free call.

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