Cost of Living in Georgia for Bangladeshi Students (2026 Guide)

Introduction

One of the best things about studying in Georgia is how affordable it is compared to other European countries. For Bangladeshi students, the cost of living in Georgia is comparable to cities like Dhaka — but with a European quality of life. This guide breaks down every expense to help you plan your budget.

Accommodation

University Hostels

• Cost: $100–$200 per month
• Facilities: Shared rooms, Wi-Fi, laundry, common kitchen
• Best for: First-year students and those on a tight budget

Private Apartments (Shared)

• Cost: $150–$300 per month (shared between 2-3 students)
• Facilities: Kitchen, bathroom, living space, Wi-Fi
• Best for: Students who prefer more privacy and independence

Private Studio Apartment

• Cost: $250–$500 per month
• Best for: Senior students or those with larger budgets

Food & Groceries

• University canteen meal: $2–$4
• Restaurant meal: $5–$10
• Monthly grocery budget: $100–$150
• Monthly food budget (total): $150–$250

Halal Food Availability

Georgia has a significant Muslim population (mainly in the Adjara region), and halal food options are increasingly available in Tbilisi. You can find halal restaurants, meat shops, and South Asian grocery stores in major areas.

Transportation

• Metro/bus ticket: $0.20 per ride (Tbilisi)
• Monthly transport pass: $15–$20
• Taxi (short ride): $2–$5
• Ride-sharing apps: Bolt and other apps are widely available

Mobile & Internet

• SIM card with data plan: $5–$10 per month
• Home internet: Usually included in apartment rent
• Coverage: Excellent 4G/5G coverage in cities

Monthly Budget Summary

ExpenseBudget (USD/month)Comfortable (USD/month) Accommodation$100$250 Food$150$250 Transport$15$30 Mobile/Internet$5$10 Personal/Entertainment$30$100 Total$300$640

Comparison with Other Countries

• Georgia: $300–$640/month
• UK: $1,500–$2,500/month
• USA: $1,200–$2,000/month
• Canada: $1,000–$1,800/month
• Malaysia: $400–$700/month

Part-Time Work Opportunities

While studying, some students supplement their income through:

• Freelancing in tech (especially for CSE and AI students)
• Part-time teaching or tutoring
• Working in cafes, restaurants, or tourism

Plan Your Budget

Need help planning your finances for studying in Georgia? Contact Medientry for personalized guidance and a realistic cost estimate based on your chosen university.