Electrical outlets frequently used in Georgia

In Georgia, the most commonly used electrical outlets are Type C (Europlug) and Type F (Schuko).

To use them, no adapter is required, as these outlets are compatible with the male plugs of most electrical and electronic devices.

- Type C: This is the standard European outlet. It is widely used throughout Europe, as well as in South America and Asia.

Type E and F plugs can also be connected to a Type C outlet.

- Type F: This outlet is commonly used in virtually all European countries, as well as in Russia. Type C and E plugs can be inserted into a Type F outlet.

Frequency and voltage in Georgia

Georgia's electrical grid and outlets comply with French standards in their design. As a result, no adapter is necessary if your home country is France. When in doubt, check your devices.

Chargers for mobile phones, tablets, cameras, smartphones, or electric toothbrushes are

almost all usable in Georgia. They bear the label INPUT: 100-240V,

50/60 Hz.

Be aware, however, that outlets are rarely grounded.

In Georgia, all electrical outlets provide a standard voltage of 220V at a frequency of 50Hz. You can therefore use all your appliances in Georgia if your home country's standard voltage is between 220V-240V. This is particularly the case in Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, and most African and Asian countries.

If your home country's standard voltage is between 100V and 127V, you will need to use a voltage converter upon arrival in Georgia.

A standard voltage of 100V to 127V is commonly used in Canada, the United States, and South American countries.

If you need to plug in or charge your devices and none of your outlets are compatible, the best solution is to purchase a universal travel adapter. It is compatible with electrical outlets in more than 150 countries.