We love Georgia and want it to succeed ❤️.

We're expats who spend most of our time living in Georgia. We come from countries worldwide and genuinely want the quality of living to improve here.

We experience many challenging situations we've never encountered elsewhere. Experiences that make you pull your hair out, or laugh at how absurd and Kafka-esque basic interactions can be—whether with government, businesses or simple restaurant visits. When we share concerns, the usual response is "if you don't like it, leave." But that's not constructive. We're here by choice because we see Georgia's incredible potential.

This board thoughtfully collects our experiences to demonstrate distinct patterns in service delivery challenges—patterns that differ significantly from international standards we've experienced elsewhere.

By gathering these stories constructively, we hope Georgia can use them as valuable feedback to improve systems for both foreigners and Georgian citizens. Our goal isn't to criticize for criticism's sake, but to contribute to positive change in a country we've chosen to call home.

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We will respectfully submit the most constructive stories to the local government, ensuring all voices are heard in the spirit of collaborative improvement.

Only In Georgia

No bike racks in the city

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