Introduction
Moving to a European country for studies is an exciting adventure. Georgia, with its blend of ancient culture and modern vibrancy, offers Bangladeshi students a unique and enriching experience. This guide gives you an honest picture of what daily life looks like as a Bangladeshi student in Georgia.
Campus Life
Georgian universities provide a dynamic and multicultural campus experience:
- International community: Students from 80+ countries
- Modern facilities: Libraries, computer labs, sports facilities, student lounges
- Student organizations: Cultural clubs, tech societies, sports teams
- Events: Regular cultural festivals, workshops, and networking events
Accommodation
Most students choose between university hostels and private apartments:
- University hostels offer convenience and community at $100–$200/month
- Shared apartments provide more independence at $150–$300/month
- All accommodations in popular student areas are well-connected to campuses
For detailed costs, see our cost of living guide.
Food & Cuisine
Georgian cuisine is world-renowned and surprisingly affordable:
- Georgian specialties: Khachapuri (cheese bread), Khinkali (dumplings), grilled meats
- Halal options: Available in Tbilisi's restaurants and meat shops
- Home cooking: Apartments have fully equipped kitchens
- South Asian groceries: Available in international shops
- Budget-friendly: A full restaurant meal costs $5–$10
Safety
Georgia is one of the safest countries in Europe — and the world:
- Extremely low crime rate
- Police are helpful and professional
- Georgian people are famously hospitable to foreigners
- University campuses have security measures in place
- The Bangladeshi embassy provides consular support
Weather & Climate
- Spring (March-May): Mild and pleasant, 15-22°C
- Summer (June-August): Warm, 25-35°C
- Autumn (September-November): Cool and colorful, 10-20°C
- Winter (December-February): Cold, 0-8°C, occasional snow in Tbilisi
The climate is milder than many European countries and manageable for Bangladeshi students.
Weekend Adventures
Georgia is a paradise for weekend exploration:
- Old Tbilisi: Ancient streets, sulfur baths, Narikala Fortress
- Mountains: Skiing in Gudauri, hiking in Kazbegi — just hours from Tbilisi
- Black Sea: Beach holidays in Batumi (Georgia's coastal city)
- Wine country: Georgia is the birthplace of wine — visit Kakheti wine region
- Caves & monasteries: UNESCO World Heritage sites across the country
Communication
- Mobile: Affordable SIM cards (Magti, Geocell, Beeline)
- Internet: Excellent connectivity throughout cities
- Video calls: Stay connected with family via WhatsApp, Facebook, IMO
Bangladeshi Community
There is a small but growing Bangladeshi student community in Georgia. Students often organize:
- Cultural celebrations (Pohela Boishakh, Eid)
- Group study sessions and academic support
- Social gatherings and trips
Experience Georgia Yourself
Curious about life in Georgia? Contact Medientry and we'll connect you with current Bangladeshi students studying there.