Coffee chats at Fabrika, padel at Lisi Lake, sunset hikes to Turtle Lake — real people meeting up right now. Open the map and join.
Tbilisi has quietly become one of Europe's most exciting cities for digital nomads and expats. Visa-free for 95+ nationalities, a 1% freelancer tax, $500–800/month living costs, and an IT sector that grew 12x since 2020. The community is here — they just need a better way to find each other.
Meet over coffee at Fabrika, Coffee Lab, or Entrée
Find work buddies at LOKAL, Terminal, or Impact Hub
Outdoor sessions in Vake Park and Mtatsminda
Open mics and jam sessions around Vera and Marjanishvili
Turtle Lake, Mtatsminda trails, and Tbilisi Sea
Georgian wine tastings at Wine Factory N1 or Garage Wines
Tbilisi's expat community has exploded since 2020. The "Expats in Tbilisi" Facebook group alone has over 50,000 members — but scrolling through Facebook posts isn't the best way to actually meet people. Most expats and digital nomads find their real social circle through in-person meetups: co-working sessions at Terminal and LOKAL, padel at Lisi Lake, weekend hikes, and spontaneous coffee runs at Fabrika.
Jamly puts all of this on a live map. Instead of posting "anyone free for coffee?" in a group chat and hoping someone replies, you open Jamly, see what's happening nearby right now, and join with one tap.
One of the top destinations for remote workers globally. 365-day visa-free access, 1% freelancer tax, fast internet, and IT companies that grew from 1,971 to 24,117 between 2020–2024.
One of the largest international communities in the Caucasus. Whether you just arrived or have been here for years, there are always new people to meet — you just need a better way to find them.
Georgian cuisine, a booming art scene, ancient history, and nightlife that rivals Berlin. There's always something to explore and someone to explore it with.
Over 50,000 — and growing. The "Expats in Tbilisi" Facebook group has 50,000+ members, and the real number of international residents is likely higher. The community includes digital nomads, remote workers, entrepreneurs, and long-term expats from across Europe, the US, Russia, and Central Asia.
Co-working spaces (Terminal, LOKAL, Impact Hub), cafes like Fabrika and Coffee Lab, and spontaneous meetups through Jamly. Facebook groups are good for information, but real friendships happen in person — at a padel game, a hike to Turtle Lake, or a coffee chat you joined on a whim.
One of the best in the world. 95+ nationalities can stay visa-free for a full year. The 1% freelancer tax is among the lowest globally. Cost of living runs $500–800/month. Internet is fast and reliable at most cafes and co-working spaces. The IT sector grew 12x between 2020 and 2024.
The social scene is active and varied: padel and tennis at Lisi Lake, hiking to Turtle Lake and Mtatsminda, yoga in Vake Park, wine tastings at Wine Factory N1, open mic nights around Vera, co-working at Fabrika, and weekend trips to Kazbegi and Kakheti. Jamly shows all the meetups happening near you in real time.
There's probably a jam happening near you right now.
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