Hey all, hoping to visit in January for 4 nights. Just a few questions Iโm hoping you all can help with.
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Flying into Georgia from TurkeyโIโm under the impression that Iโll only need to show proof of full vaccination. I donโt need to present a negative test, right?
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How is the city at the moment? Is this a really bad time to visit because of COVID restrictions? Or does it seem normal?
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What neighborhood would you recommend to stay in Tbilisi? I prefer to not be around tourists, but have access to restaurants, cafes, bars.
TIA!
Hello everyone, what are your go to places to invite a date. I am looking for something either cozy, fun or interesting, or all of the above. Considering the cold weather right now outside activities seem to be pretty limited.
I'm planning a trip to visit Tbilisi for a couple of days, and I wanted to ask you what's the best method of travelling there. I've heard that there's a train route, but at the same time hearing rumors that it's no longer operational. Thanks!
If not, Iโll start one.
I'm looking for some silicone grease to use on o-rings and threads of a metal tube.
Tried asking around in local shops that sells plumbing accessories, but couldn't find any.
Where can I find it? Any online stores, any other local shops or general places that could have it for sale?
Well, Animal Monitoring Agency responsible for taking care of street dogs & animals spends 70% of budget in salaries. out of 4,000,000 GEL agency spends only 250,000 GEL to take care of animals. next time you get chased by pack of stray dogs, you know who you're going to murder, or probably not, Because no one really knows who is director of agency. their website only states deputies.
http://agro.jrc.ge/แชแฎแแแแแแ-แแแแแขแแ แแแแแก-แกแ/
https://mtavari.tv/news/27364-4-milionidan-tskhovelta-monitoringis-saagento
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When you are brown, you get rejected. He will ask for pics and then he will block you. Canโt you just say not my type. Fucking assholes. Worst gay community in Georgia
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I'm a recent High School Graduate (I graduated early, I'm 17 but turning 18 in May and probably will move to Georgia after I've worked in the US for 3-4 years, which would be when I'm 19/20, or possibly if I get enough money I will go at 18) that has some college classes under my belt through an accredited university in the states, and I've been eyeing getting a part-time job to subsidize my income as I get a business off the ground in Georgia. How hard is it for me (as a US citizen) to get a job as someone who doesn't really have much college experience and especially with being a foreigner? I honestly have no idea how easy or hard getting a job in Georgia is, or if foreigners can expect a sustainable level of income part-time (I can't in the US, that's for sure. But it'd be enough to subsidize things while I get the business off the ground). I'd also like to hear full-time salaries and if those are even sustainable for a foreigner, as I know things tend to go up in price as a foreigner, that's any country. I have heard conflicting information so an in-depth response would be amazing if you can give one. I have no objections to most jobs, and I'm all for constructive criticism in my thought process. Let me know in the comments if you have any response that you think would be helpful!
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Hello to the wonderful community. I am a student soon moving to beautiful city of Tbilisi. I really want to know about the prices of food and clothes here. Are there shops available for thrifting or some reasonable shops for buying coats and jackets and sweaters. What should one carry is the city always cold and chilly or not? I have many questions I would be glad if you all could help me out. Thanks in advance
