Tbilisi Travel Risk — Moderate Risk (40/100)

AI safety snapshot · refreshed Oct 15, 2026

Tbilisi, Georgia currently holds a baseline composite safety score of 40 out of 100, indicating moderate risk. Travelers should refer to the US State Department Level 1 advisory and the CDC Level 1 Global Dengue health notice for up-to-date guidance.

AI-summarized strictly from the live public-source data below (US State Dept advisory, GDACS, CDC, Google News). Auto-refreshed at most once per day on the first visit. Not official advice.

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2. Political instability (score 45/100): Avoid demonstrations and political gatherings. Monitor news the morning of travel. Have a flexible departure plan.
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Source: Open-Meteo Air Quality · fetched 2026-10-16 03:19:14 UTC · cached

Read full advisory → · US Department of State

For consular advice on women's safety, LGBT+ travel, and local laws, see the Georgia travel advice & laws.

Check the official entry requirements for your nationality before you travel. See the Georgia entry requirements.

Health Notices for this Destination

• Level 1 - Global Dengue WATCH · 2026-10-02

  Dengue is a year-round risk in many parts of the world, with outbreaks commonly occurring every 2–5 years. Travelers to risk areas should prevent mosquito bites. Country List : Colombia, Vietnam, Maldives, Bolivia, Cambodia, Kenya, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Costa Rica, Mar

  CDC notice →

• Level 2 - Global Polio ALERT · 2026-09-23

  Some international destinations have circulating poliovirus. Before any international travel, make sure you are up to date on your polio vaccines. Country List : Afghanistan, Algeria, Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Democratic Republic of the Congo, Niger, Nig

  CDC notice →

• Level 1 - Global Measles WATCH · 2025-05-28

  Measles cases are rising in many countries around the world. All international travelers should be fully vaccinated against measles with the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, according to CDC's measles vaccination recommendations for international travel. Country List : Afghan

  CDC notice →

Source: CDC Travelers’ Health · fetched 2026-10-15 19:24:31 UTC

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All tourists entering Georgia are required to hold and present a valid health and accident travel insurance policy in either physical or electronic form, in Georgian or English.

• Rental Car Overcharging. Travelers have reported unauthorized and excessive charges applied to their credit cards by car rental agencies in Tbilisi. These unexpected fees can amount to thousands of local currency units without prior consent. Tip: Carefully review the terms and monitor your credit card statements closely when renting a vehicle.

• Old Town. The historic centre of Tbilisi featuring popular sights, sulphur baths, and traditional balconies.
• Sololaki. A walkable neighborhood known for its historic courtyards and residential architecture.
• Rustaveli Avenue. A major thoroughfare in Tbilisi that has experienced ongoing protests and infrastructure disruptions.
• Old Town. A historic district featuring early Middle Ages architecture, balconies, tiled roofs, and major sights like Narikala Fortress.
• Rustaveli Avenue. An area featuring nightly protests outside parliament with ongoing disruptions and construction work.
• Old Town. A primary destination for visitors covering historic sites like Narikala Fortress.
• Rustaveli Avenue. Currently affected by infrastructure work with streets dug up until late November and nightly protests outside parliament.
• Rike Park. Location used for political rallies and public gatherings.
• Old Tbilisi. Stay in Old Tbilisi to easily walk to the baths and the Narikala cable car.
• Sololaki. Sololaki is a recommended neighborhood to stay in for walking access to local attractions.
• Old Tbilisi. A popular area to stay where visitors can walk to the baths and the Narikala cable car.
• Sololaki. A recommended neighborhood for staying and walking to local attractions.
• Old Tbilisi. Stay in Old Tbilisi to easily walk to the baths and the Narikala cable car.
• Sololaki. Sololaki is recommended as a place to stay to walk to local attractions.
• Old Tbilisi. A popular tourist zone where visitors can stay to walk to the baths and the Narikala cable car.
• Sololaki. A recommended neighborhood to stay in for walking access to local attractions and baths.
• Tbilisi. Protests and political demonstrations occur frequently in the capital, particularly since parliamentary elections, and can escalate with little warning.

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