After the battery installation in Turkey, we went back to Hof Marani and continued to Tbilisi to celebrate Racki’s birthday!
It was super cool and nice to go to a real Christmas market. With live music, food and of course glint wine.
We had a great time and prepared ourselves and cars to stay in Gudauri (the biggest ski resort in Georgia) for the whole winter season.
Our plan was to spend the winter in Gudauri, the biggest ski resort in Georgia.
Racki wanted to find a job there and I was looking forward to learning snowboarding.
So we decided to get the temporary Georgian license plates for Racki’s car Thor. These ones are valid for three years and with them we won’t need to make a border run every three months.
The process of getting them was partly confusing and did take us about five hours in the offices in Rustavi.
If you ever want to do it, stick to this order:
Technical inspection (if you have a camper car, you need to get a special document there which says you have a car of the category “special”)
Getting a tax number
Document that says how much you have to pay
Paying at the bank office
To another desk which checks everything and gives you all the necessary papers
Getting license plates
It may be a good idea to have a friendly Georgian on the phone who can explain and translate when getting stuck in the process.