Living in Tbilisi, Georgia as a Digital Nomad | How Much Does Things Cost

[@DianHuang]

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[@singinglion82]

I moved here 2.5 years ago from NYC and love it

[@markbanham5011]

Welcome. I'm an Englisman who lives in Tbilisi. It's a great city. You'll have a lot of fun. 🙂

[@tim69hum]

what about the girls to date ?

[@fabrifibraa]

i'm glad you are enjoying Georgia. Hard working people are always welcome in our country.

[@DianHuang]

Thank you ☺️its a beautiful country

[@mariam.g.5910]

I'm Georgian and glad that you enjoyed your time in Tbilisi 😊

[@THELONETRAVELER]

Wow. This is such an amazing video. You did a wonderful video.

[@DianHuang]

Thanks!

[@AlexSaheli]

Im russian 2.5 years in Tbilisi, all good

[@GavinLiuranium]

I met the accordion guy at 0:11 during my trip to Tbilisi! I also stayed at Fabrika, it was a very memorable trip and it's super majestic looking over the city from the Mother of Georgia statue. I love the Khinkali the most! Khachapuri is great too but the best ones are found in Batumi hehee

[@DianHuang]

Nice! Would love to check out Batumi next, heard so many good reviews about it

[@GavinLiuranium]

@@DianHuang hehe yes!! :D

[@JimBarcelona]

Working remotely in Tbilisi is great. I like Yerevan, Armenia, too. Right now though, Kazakhstan & Uzbekistan are under-rated & not as gentrified. Great update & enjoy.

[@DianHuang]

Oh i heard Armenia is great! Thanks for sharing ☺️

[@1515sally]

Finally foreigner who pronounces Tbilisi in a correct way 😅❤

[@annats4439]

Literally, I still can’t figure out how do they end up saying Tiblisi

[@kobartlett]

Nope. She is mispronouncing it.

[@kobartlett]

@@annats4439probably because they are actually pronouncing it correctly.

[@annats4439]

@@kobartlett lol, are u dyslexic? 😂😂

[@MtiuliBichi]

@@kobartlett What’s the city’s name again ?

[@Kushal6831]

Nice video 👍 great digital Nomad destination 😊

[@DianHuang]

Thanks!

[@Adnanhasb1]

Wow ... Looks amazing

[@mersat8073]

''baharatli'' is a turkish word means spicy in english, so its basically spicy chips

[@DianHuang]

Ah i see. Thank you

[@mersat8073]

@@DianHuang 🥺💖

[@SECRETPURPOSE]

Really cool

[@Kenny-Ross]

Just curious. Do you pronounce it T-b-i-l-i-s-i or Tb-i-l-s-i? Sounds like the former. There's a reason I'm asking.

[@meaganpage1260]

How much do apartments cost to rent there?

[@DianHuang]

Depends on the area you live in. In Vake you can find accommodation starting from $700/ month. Will make a video about full cost of living here soon

[@AAAAAK5]

Is it a Safe Country ?

[@DianHuang]

Yes, i feel self as a female traveler there. Obviously i do not walk alone at night and stuff, but i would say that Tbilisi is a safe city

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

As a woman who lives here alone, I've never felt safer. I walk alone at night all the time and feel perfectly safe. Georgia is known to be one of the safest countries in the world. The only real thing you have to be careful of are the horrible drivers. 😂 That and maybe some scams here and there in the touristy areas.

[@pubudushiran1743]

What do you do to live as a digital nomad?

[@DianHuang]

Digital marketing

[@pubudushiran1743]

@@DianHuang SEO?

[@HonesteBroker]

Name of hostel?

[@DianHuang]

Fabrika

[@derek4101]

Is it an English speaking country? How difficult is it to communicate with locals in the city?

[@DianHuang]

People speak Georgian and most people speak Russian here. In a more touristy area they do speak some english, it’s not that common though

[@derek4101]

@@DianHuang Thank you

[@drago_1662]

Young people know because they study English and Russian at school, but old people only know Russian

[@forsensgrill4593]

i guess its like 40-50% of people can speak english here, if we're talking about service staff, its like 80-90%

[@mariam.g.5910]

Older generation know Russian (because country was part of soviet union), but for us, younger generation, English is second language

[@garlicmayo_]

thanks for the info :) btw its pronounced 'tibleesee' not tibilusee

[@DianHuang]

Oh thanks :)

[@patrick1992]

1:05 funny to see how americans dont know windows 😂 I never saw an other window in germany. All of them can that 😂

[@blueberrymuffintime1375]

shhhhhhhhhh dont tell people. this needs to be kept secret

[@DianHuang]

😂😂😂

[@fifacontent2346]

massage , how much ?

[@forsensgrill4593]

100-200 lari