POSTE GÉORGIENNE (SAKARTVELOS POSTA)

Nothing less than the Georgian postal system. Post services are unfamiliar with addresses; many people even ignore their own postal address. Therefore, mail is rarely issued. Moreover, since the advent of the laptop and the Internet, people have almost no longer to write. Gas, electricity and other companies send their bills via their representatives at door to door and not by mail. However, the delivery of mail exists and can be done if you are not too hasty (two or three months for a shipment from Europe). In addition, you can receive mail from the post office and pick it up at the post office (days from Europe).

To send mail, you have to go to post offices (street mailboxes are seldom identified, and stamps are difficult to find outside of posts). The central position was once in the huge yellowish Stalinist building next to the Ivéria hotel, left side down the avenue, but the building was privatized and all kinds of service replaced it. For sending mail to France, take 1 months or even 2.