Where to get vaccinated in Georgia
Vaccination is a necessary measure to reduce the risk of diseases in modern times. The essence of the vaccine is that special infection agents are introduced into the body, which causes the human immune system to produce antibodies against the infection.
Thanks to this, if microbes enter the body again, the immunity produced fights with them most effectively. You can get vaccinated at any medical centre or clinic in Georgia at a convenient time for you.
Before vaccination, a history is collected and necessary tests are carried out, which can affect the occurrence of negative consequences after vaccination. In case of an allergic reaction to the administered drug, doctors are ready to provide emergency medical care.
Only certified and time-tested drugs that meet international standards and norms are used in Tbilisi.
Sign up for vaccination without leaving your home. It is possible to carry out procedures with a doctor's visit to your home.

Vaccination in Georgia: what is available now
Vaccination in Georgia is available at both state polyclinics and private clinics and medical centres. Foreign nationals can be vaccinated at private facilities without any restrictions.
Flu vaccination. Seasonal influenza vaccination is recommended annually — especially for children, older adults, and those in risk groups. In private clinics in Tbilisi and Batumi, the flu vaccine is usually available from autumn.
Gardasil (HPV). The vaccine against the human papillomavirus is widely used in Georgia and is in high demand. It is recommended for adolescents and young adults. Check availability and the dosing schedule at your chosen clinic.
Children's national vaccination calendar. A national vaccination calendar applies to children living in Georgia. If you have moved with a child who has already started a vaccination course under another country's schedule, let the doctor know. More detail on children's vaccination is on a separate page.
Routine adult vaccination. In addition to flu, adults may need vaccines against hepatitis B, tetanus-diphtheria, measles, and certain other diseases. A family doctor can help draw up an individual vaccination plan. You can find clinics and pharmacies in Tbilisi in the Madloba catalogue.
Vaccination in the cities of Georgia









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However, I can’t help but wonder about the process there. Are there long waiting times at the clinics, or can you just stroll in and get jabbed? 🔍 Would love to hear from anyone who’s recently gone through it!
ამასთან ერთად, როგორ იღებთ ვაქცინაციის ხორციელებადობის შესახებ ინფორმაციას? ხანდახან ვიღაცები რაღაცას წერენ და მერე ყველაფერი ძალიან განსხვავებული გამოდის. როგორ უნდა დარწმუნდეთ, რომ ექიმი, რომელსაც უახლოეს ამოცანაზე მიაწვდილ ეს დანიშნულება აღასრულებს?