Russian hackers and cyberthieves are active in Georgia, so you’ll want to protect yourself, especially when you’re using public Wi-Fi which often doesn’t have any firewalls or other protections. Using a VPN in Georgia also stops your ISP from tracking your online activities, so they can’t share any data with the authorities.

Yes, you can use PIA in Georgia. In fact, we have servers in Georgia that give you a Georgian IP address, so you can secure your data while banking online, and compare prices on Amazon or eBay in different nearby countries.

Download PIA VPN for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, or Android to your device so you can get around network blocks, protect your data, and enjoy buffer-free streaming.

Yes, you can change your IP address to Georgia with a VPN. PIA has VPN servers in Georgia as well as in 91 countries worldwide, so you can keep up with your Georgian digital life no matter where in the world you travel.

Yes, you can use a free VPN for Georgia, but it’s not a good idea. Free VPNs tend to skip valuable features like fast connection speeds and unlimited bandwidth. They might also record and sell your data. We think it’s worth paying for a reliable and reasonably-priced VPN like PIA, which protects your data with a strict No Logs policy, offers streaming-optimized servers, and zero usage caps.

No. Changing your IP address will mask your location from websites you visit, but your ISP can still see what you get up to online. Only strong encryption can prevent your ISP — and everybody else — from checking up on your internet activities. PIA uses trusted open-source protocols to deliver unbreakable VPN encryption that hides your internet activities.

We don’t have any Dedicated IP servers in Georgia right now. At the moment, PIA only has Dedicated IP VPN servers in Australia, Canada, Germany, the UK, Singapore, Japan, Switzerland, and the US. But we are constantly adding new destinations, so check back to see if Georgia has joined the list.