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Life in Georgia

A budget for everyday life.

A place to live, food you enjoy, a way around the city. Get a feel for your day-to-day costs, separate from tuition.

01 / Accommodation

A place to settle in.

A shared home or a space of your own. Consider the neighbourhood, your journey to campus and what is included in the rent.

Shared or student accommodation
USD 250–550per month

Before you move in, check what the rent includes, any deposit and when payments are due.

Apartment living room with a green sofa and a large window

01 / 11Living room

02 / Food

Food, groceries and favourite spots.

Plan for your weekly groceries, meals between classes and the places you will want to try.

Groceries and eating out
USD 50–100per month

Separate your weekly grocery shop from eating out to make your food budget easier to follow.

Adjarian khachapuri with cheese and egg
A plate of Georgian khinkali dumplings

03 / Transport

Getting around Georgia.

Getting to class, exploring the city and the journeys in between. Start with your usual weekly route.

Public transport
USD 5–10per month

Check your route and available student fares before choosing a travel pass.

Pedestrians on a city street in Georgia

Costs vary with your location and lifestyle. Check what is included before you commit.

Have a budget in mind?

Find study options that fit your tuition budget, then plan for life around them.

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