There are two ways to bring a Kazakh-plated car to Georgia: the long overland route through Russia to the Verkhny Lars crossing, or the Caspian ferry from Aktau (Kuryk) to Azerbaijan and then the Red Bridge crossing into Georgia. Either way, Kazakh insurance is not valid in Georgia — sort the Georgian policy online before you arrive.
Overland through Russia (Atyrau — Astrakhan — Caucasus — Verkhny Lars) means 3,000+ km and two border regimes. The ferry route Kuryk (Aktau) — Alat (Baku) plus the Red Bridge crossing from Azerbaijan is shorter on the road but depends on ferry schedules. Georgian insurance is mandatory on both.
Kazakh compulsory insurance covers only Kazakhstan, and Georgia is not in the Green Card system. From entry, your car needs a Georgian policy for the full stay — checks are electronic, by plate, anywhere in the country.
Nobody drives from Kazakhstan to Georgia for a weekend. For trips of a month or more, the 1-month or 1-year policy is the practical choice — and since 2026, add travel medical insurance for every person in the car in the same checkout.
Choose the cover that fits you. Prices are per policy.
Yes — Azerbaijan requires its own border insurance for transit, sold at the port and border. Our policy covers you in Georgia from the Red Bridge crossing onwards; buy it online before you disembark so the Georgian side is already handled.
Yes — that is the point. The purchase is fully online, works from anywhere, and you choose the start date to match your planned entry into Georgia. The policy arrives by email and border officers accept the digital document.