Insurance

The Best Health Insurance in Tbilisi

Updated 12 firms checked10 ranked

Health insurance in Tbilisi is bought by individuals, parents insuring children, foreign students, non-residents here for a limited stay and employers covering staff, and this list is meant for each of them. Of 12 insurers reviewed, 10 are ranked. Their cards set out published monthly prices, who a plan accepts by age, citizenship or residence, waiting periods, cover limits and the share of a bill each plan pays, along with how referrals and claims work and the languages of service. Spot 1 goes to the strongest all-round insurer, spots 2 to 4 are badged for a single need, and spots 5 to 10 follow in order. How we rank

  1. 01 Best overall
  2. 02 Best for dental care in every Medi plan
  3. 03 Best for picking your cover limit
  4. 04 Best for direct billing at clinics
  5. 05+Ranked in order
Rank 01

Imedi L

Best overall

Georgian insurer with more than 30 years in the market, selling Uno health plans to individuals.

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Why it ranks here
  • Uno takes Georgian and foreign citizens aged 0 to 65, with Uno Active at 50 GEL a month, Uno Comfort at 65 GEL and Uno Select from 72 GEL
  • Uno Active is managed by a family doctor, and its outpatient services carry no waiting period
  • Uno Comfort opens the choice of clinics, and Uno Select pairs free choice of provider with a high co-payment and an individually calculated price
  • Uno is built for Government Resolution No. 602 of 26 December 2025 on compulsory health and accident cover for foreign visitors
  • Specialist referrals are requested remotely through the portal, the app or the contact centre, and claim documents are uploaded in the app or portal
  • Reports more than 200,000 insured people, over 1,200 insured companies and more than 74 million GEL reimbursed
Rank 02

GPI Holding

Best for dental care in every Medi plan

Vienna Insurance Group member since 2006 that has sold individual health packages since 2005.

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Why it ranks here
  • Children can be insured on Medi from age 1, and a 2025 partnership with diagnose.me gives clients consultations with European physicians
  • Medi Standard costs 39 GEL a month, Medi Classic 58 GEL and Medi Premium 70 GEL, with GPI Exclusive from 80 GEL
  • Every Medi package includes a personal doctor, dental care and international medical consultations
  • Emergency surgery and emergency hospitalisation are covered as soon as the policy is active
  • The Flex Policy for students, foreign students included, starts at 22 GEL
  • More than 100,000 people hold its individual health policies, and separate 24/7 lines handle medical and non-medical calls
Rank 03

Ardi Insurance

Best for picking your cover limit

Anjaparidze Street insurer selling the five-tier Vitamins plan, with branches in Batumi, Kutaisi and Poti.

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Why it ranks here
  • Vitamins comes in five tiers, A to E, with aggregate policy limits from 20,000 GEL to 50,000 GEL
  • Each tier is sold on a family doctor scheme or a free choice scheme, from 49 GEL and 59 GEL on Vitamin A to 119 GEL and 139 GEL on Vitamin E
  • Outpatient care and medicines are paid at 40% on Vitamin A rising to 80% on Vitamin E, and hospitalisation at 100% on every tier
  • The online form lists every citizenship and takes a passport upload, for insured people aged 18 or over
  • Family doctors from the ARDIMEDI network make house calls in acute and urgent cases in Tbilisi and Batumi
  • Medicines bought on the family doctor's referral are paid at an extra 5% at PSP, Aversi, Pharmadepo and GPC pharmacies
Rank 04

IRAO

Best for direct billing at clinics

Georgian insurer founded in 2004 and wholly owned by Vienna Insurance Group since 2011.

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Why it ranks here
  • Bills partner clinics directly and supports expat policyholders in English
  • Pulse Standard is priced by age, at 65 GEL a month up to 21 and 80 GEL a month from 21 to 40, and Pulse Classic starts at 80 GEL a month
  • Company health cover starts at 5 employees and comes with a personal medical manager
  • Served 188,716 customers and paid 40.5 million GEL in compensation in 2025
  • Employs up to 300 people, with service centres in Akhaltsikhe, Batumi, Gori, Kutaisi, Rustavi, Telavi and Zugdidi
Rank 05

Global Benefits Georgia

Georgian insurer acting as the exclusive regional representative of Global Benefits Group (GBG).

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  • Four individual health packages, Basic, Standard, Extra and Premium Benefit, start at 72, 90, 110 and 145 GEL a month
  • Global Protector, its corporate international medical plan, carries a limit of up to EUR 3,000,000 and access to more than 10,000 providers worldwide
  • Student Benefactor covers international students for 50 GEL a month and includes 24/7 medical assistance
  • Offices in Tbilisi, Telavi, Kutaisi and Batumi
Rank 06

Unison

Insurer founded with Georgian capital in 2011, with offices in Tbilisi and Batumi.

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  • Individual plans cost 49 GEL a month on Classic, 65 GEL on Advance, 85 GEL on Premium and 120 GEL on Unique
  • Every individual plan pays 24/7 assistance and personal doctor services at 100%, plus one European medical consultation per insurance period
  • Emergency hospitalisation limits rise from 5,000 GEL on Classic to 20,000 GEL on Unique, and planned hospitalisation has a 12-month waiting period
  • Company health cover starts at 29 GEL, with a personal manager and a 24/7 hotline
  • Has sold insurance through its mobile app since 2015, and the app also books doctor appointments and files claims

Ranks 07 to 10

Rank 07

Wizer

Website, Wizer
Rank 08

TBC Insurance

Website, TBC Insurance
Rank 09

New Vision Insurance

Website, New Vision Insurance
Rank 10

Euroins Georgia

Website, Euroins Georgia

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Compare the firms

RankFirmBest forServicesLanguagesPricesRatingDistrict
01Imedi LLocals and expats buying their own policyIndividual health · Family doctor plans · Foreign visitor cover · Company healthEnglishGeorgianPrice tier 1 of 3No ratingSaburtalo
02GPI HoldingPeople who want dental care in a basic planIndividual health · Dental cover · Student cover · Remote consultationsEnglishGeorgianPrice tier 1 of 3No ratingSaburtalo
03Ardi InsuranceBuyers who want to choose their cover limitIndividual health · Tiered limits · Visitor insurance · Online purchaseEnglishGeorgianPrice tier 2 of 3No ratingSaburtalo
04IRAOExpats who want clinics billed directlyIndividual health · Company health · Direct billing · Age-based pricingEnglishGeorgianPrice tier 2 of 3No ratingSaburtalo
05Global Benefits GeorgiaCompanies that need worldwide medical coverInternational medical plans · Individual health · Student cover · Company healthEnglishGeorgianPrice tier 3 of 3No ratingMtatsminda
06UnisonBuyers who manage cover in a mobile appIndividual health · Company health · Mobile app claims · European consultationsEnglishGeorgianRussianPrice tier 2 of 3No ratingSaburtalo
07WizerFreelancers and teams of 5 to 10 peopleFreelancer insurance · Small company health · Individual health · Online policiesEnglishGeorgianPrice tier 2 of 3No ratingDidube
08TBC InsuranceEmployers insuring a whole teamCompany health · Student cover · Telemedicine · Clinic networkEnglishGeorgianNot publishedNo ratingSaburtalo
09New Vision InsuranceNon-residents staying 3 to 12 monthsNon-resident cover · Student health · Individual health · Corporate medicalEnglishGeorgianPrice tier 1 of 3No ratingDighomi
10Euroins GeorgiaPeople who need IVF or implant coverIVF cover · Vision correction · Implants and stents · Genetic conditionsEnglishGeorgianNot publishedNo ratingVake

Health insurance prices in Tbilisi

Individual plans start at 39 GEL a month with GPI Holding’s Medi Standard, followed by Medi Classic at 58 GEL and Medi Premium at 70 GEL. Unison charges 49, 65, 85 and 120 GEL a month for its Classic, Advance, Premium and Unique plans, and Imedi L’s Uno Active costs 50 GEL a month. Ardi’s Vitamins plan starts at 49 GEL on Vitamin A with a family doctor and at 139 GEL on Vitamin E with free choice of clinic. IRAO prices Pulse Standard by age, at 65 GEL a month up to 21 and 80 GEL from 21 to 40, and Global Benefits Georgia’s four packages have starting prices from 72 GEL to 145 GEL a month.

Students and short stays are priced separately. GPI Holding’s Flex Policy starts at 22 GEL, Global Benefits Georgia’s Student Benefactor costs 50 GEL a month, and New Vision Insurance charges 15 USD a month for a non-resident policy of 6 to 12 months. For a team of 5 to 10 people, Wizer’s company packages cost 70, 90 or 120 GEL. TBC Insurance and Euroins Georgia list no prices on their health pages, so ask each for a quote with the number and ages of the people you want to insure.

What to check before buying health insurance

  • Waiting periods. Planned surgery waits 12 months at GPI Holding and planned inpatient care 12 months at IRAO. Unison’s individual plans set 12 months for planned hospitalisation and 24 months for cardiac surgery. Imedi L’s Uno Active has no waiting period for outpatient services.
  • Family doctor or free choice. At Ardi a family doctor scheme costs 10 GEL less than free choice on Vitamin A and 20 GEL less on Vitamin E. IRAO’s referral-scheme Pulse packages give planned outpatient care only on a family doctor’s referral, and each free choice version costs 10 GEL a month more in the youngest age band.
  • What the plan pays. Ardi pays 40% of outpatient care and medicines on Vitamin A and 80% on Vitamin E, with hospitalisation at 100% on every tier.
  • Limits. Ardi’s aggregate limits run from 20,000 GEL to 50,000 GEL. New Vision Insurance’s emergency hospital limit is 20,000 GEL on a 12-month policy and 6,667 GEL on a 3- or 6-month policy.
  • Age. Uno at Imedi L covers ages 0 to 65, Ardi insures adults from 18, and Wizer’s company plan covers staff and spouses up to 70.

Types of health insurer in Tbilisi

Imedi L, GPI Holding, Ardi, IRAO, Global Benefits Georgia and Unison sell individual plans at published prices, and Wizer adds a plan for freelancers with a loss-of-income benefit. TBC Insurance sells health cover to companies through a network of more than 350 clinics, plus a student policy for foreign nationals. New Vision Insurance sells a fixed-limit policy for non-residents staying 3 to 12 months. Global Benefits Georgia’s Global Protector plan gives companies international cover with a limit of up to EUR 3,000,000, and Euroins Georgia’s health cover extends to IVF, vision correction and congenital diseases.

Questions
What does a health insurance policy cost in Tbilisi?

Individual health insurance in Tbilisi starts at 39 GEL a month for GPI Holding's Medi Standard. Unison's Classic plan costs 49 GEL a month and Imedi L's Uno Active 50 GEL. IRAO charges 65 GEL a month up to age 21 and 80 GEL from 21 to 40, and Global Benefits Georgia's four packages have starting prices from 72 GEL to 145 GEL a month. Ardi's Vitamins plan has starting prices from 49 GEL to 139 GEL, depending on the tier and whether you use a family doctor.

Do tourists need health insurance to enter Georgia?

Yes. Since 1 January 2026, tourists entering Georgia must hold health and accident insurance with a sum insured of at least 30,000 GEL, under Government Resolution No. 602. The policy must cover the whole stay, for an insurance period of no more than a year, and a Georgian or foreign insurer may issue it. Patrol police may check it at the border, on paper or on screen, in Georgian or English. Diplomats and international drivers are among those exempt.

Can foreigners get health insurance in Georgia?

Yes. Imedi L sells its Uno plans to Georgian and foreign citizens aged 0 to 65, and Ardi's online form for the Vitamins plan lists every citizenship and takes a passport upload, as long as the insured person is 18 or over. IRAO bills its partner clinics directly and supports expats in English. For a stay of 3 to 12 months, New Vision Insurance sells a separate non-resident policy online from 15 USD a month.

What health insurance do international students need in Georgia?

Under Government Resolution No. 572, foreign students in Georgia must hold health and accident insurance with at least a 70,000 GEL sum insured, 20,000 GEL for emergency hospital care and 10,000 GEL for repatriation, with a 50 GEL deductible per case. Student plans in Tbilisi include GPI Holding's Flex Policy from 22 GEL, Global Benefits Georgia's Student Benefactor at 50 GEL a month and TBC Insurance's Student Health and Personal Accident cover, which is bought online.

Is there a waiting period for health insurance in Georgia?

Yes, for planned treatment at several insurers. GPI Holding makes planned surgery wait 12 months, IRAO applies 12 months to planned inpatient care, and Unison's individual plans apply 12 months to planned hospitalisation and 24 months to cardiac surgery. Emergency surgery at GPI Holding is covered from the day the policy is active. Imedi L's Uno Active, a family doctor plan at 50 GEL a month, has no waiting period for outpatient services.

How do I check that a health insurer in Georgia is licensed?

The Insurance State Supervision Service of Georgia keeps the register of insurers on insurance.gov.ge, and Imedi L, GPI Holding, Ardi, IRAO, Unison and TBC Insurance all appear on it. Match the company name on your policy against the register. A registered name can differ from the brand, so Global Benefits Georgia is listed as Benefits, and Wizer traded as PSP Insurance until its rebrand.

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