Ukrainian drivers usually reach Georgia through Türkiye — driving via Europe and entering at the Sarpi crossing near Batumi, or taking a Black Sea ferry when routes operate. Ukrainian insurance and the Green Card do not cover Georgia, so every Ukrainian-plated car needs a Georgian policy from entry. Buy it online at any point of the journey.
The practical road today goes through Europe and Türkiye, entering Georgia at the 24/7 Sarpi crossing on the Black Sea coast — about 20 km from Batumi. Some seasons also see Black Sea ferry links. Whichever way you come, the Georgian insurance requirement is the same.
Your Ukrainian policy and even a Green Card stop working at the Georgian border — Georgia is not a member of the Green Card system. A Georgian compulsory policy is required for the entire stay, and police verify it electronically by plate.
Many Ukrainian families stay in Georgia for months — the 1-month and 1-year policies cover that without renewals. Since January 2026, every traveler also needs medical insurance for the whole stay; add all passengers in the same checkout.
Cross into Romania or via Moldova, then Bulgaria — an EU transit leg where your Green Card still works.
Enter Türkiye and follow the Black Sea coast road: Samsun — Trabzon — Hopa. Turkish transit insurance is sold at the Turkish border.
The 24/7 Sarpi crossing is 20 km from Batumi. This is where your Georgian policy must already be active.
Buy the Georgian policy online at any point of the trip and set the start date to your planned entry day — the document arrives by email.
Choose the cover that fits you. Prices are per policy.
Yes — buy it online from anywhere en route and set the start date to your planned entry day. The policy arrives by email and the digital document is accepted at Sarpi and everywhere in Georgia.
Take the 1-year policy — it is the cheapest per day and removes the renewal problem entirely. If your plans are shorter, the 1-month policy can be bought again online from inside Georgia in the same 3 minutes.