VPN for Georgia
Georgia could host a commercial node: it has major cities, networks, and power. Right now it's simply not on our map yet.
A VPN server in Georgia is coming soon
VolnaLink doesn't have a dedicated server in Georgia. When one appears, it will show up as a new item in the client's list — you won't need to reinstall anything. You can buy a VPN in advance on the pricing page.
A VPN server in Georgia — neighboring countries for now
The nearest locations that already work: Kazakhstan, Germany and Netherlands. Ping will be higher than with a local IP, but websites, messengers, and work services open fine.
How to download the VPN and connect
Install the app on your computer or phone, or the browser extension, sign in to your account, and pick Kazakhstan. The first 8 hours are free, no card needed. Once a server in Georgia appears, it will be in the same country list.
Why you need a Georgia IP
A Georgia IP is needed by sites and services that check your country of access: banks, government portals, local stores, region-specific content. Until there's a local address, use a neighboring country. No separate plan for Georgia is required.
One subscription for all devices
One subscription covers Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and the Chrome, Firefox, and Edge extension. When a server in Georgia opens, it's available on all these clients at once.
VPN for Georgia websites and services
While there's no local server, the nearest country from the list above is enough for Georgia websites. For Discord, games, and system traffic the desktop app is better; for browser tabs, the extension.
When a VPN in Georgia will be available
The country is on the network expansion plan. We're not setting an exact date. This page will stay: as soon as the server goes live, there'll be up-to-date text here, and a new country in the app.