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Georgia & Azerbaijan from Kazakhstan

A short flight west, the Caucasus offers cool green summers, ancient wine country and two seas — and our team works in Russian. Here's how a trip from Kazakhstan comes together.

Getting there

Flights connect Almaty and Astana with Tbilisi and Baku, some direct and some one-stop via Istanbul or the Gulf; we check live routes for your dates and meet you on arrival.

Visa & entry

Kazakhstani citizens generally enter Georgia visa-free; Azerbaijan issues an online ASAN e-Visa (evisa.gov.az), and some nationalities are exempt — we confirm exactly what applies to your passport.

When to go

Summer swaps the steppe heat for cool green mountains — Kazbegi, Svaneti, Gabala; spring and autumn are mild and quiet for touring and the wine harvest; winter is ski season at Gudauri and Bakuriani.

Why it suits you

Great value, short flights and Russian-speaking guides and support throughout, plus wine, the Black Sea and the Caspian. You can read the whole site in Russian with the language switch.

Plan your trip from Kazakhstan

Tell us your dates and group — we build the itinerary, handle the visas and transfers, and quote it. Nothing is priced online because every trip is tailored.

Georgia & Azerbaijan from Kazakhstan, answered

Do Kazakhstani citizens need a visa for Georgia?
Kazakhstani passport holders generally enter Georgia visa-free; Azerbaijan issues an online ASAN e-Visa (some nationalities are exempt). Rules change, so we confirm the exact position for your passport and dates.
How do I fly to Georgia from Kazakhstan?
Flights link Almaty and Astana with Tbilisi and Baku, both direct and one-stop via Istanbul or the Gulf. Routes and fares vary by season, so we compare live options for your dates.
Do you offer Russian-speaking guides?
Yes — our guides and 24/7 support work in Russian, and the whole website is available in Russian via the language switch.
When is the best time to visit?
Summer for cool mountains and the coast; spring and autumn for touring and the harvest; winter for skiing. We route around the season whenever you travel.