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Land border crossings

8 land crossings with Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia: where they are, how far from Tbilisi, the weather and a map.

Sarpi · Turkey

Nearest
Batumi, Adjara
From Tbilisi
≈275 km straight-line
Other side
Sarp
Opening hours
confirm with the Revenue Service

The busiest land crossing with Turkey; queues can run for hours in summer and on holidays.

Vale · Turkey

Nearest
Akhaltsikhe, Samtskhe-Javakheti
From Tbilisi
≈170 km straight-line
Other side
Türkgözü
Opening hours
confirm with the Revenue Service

Kartsakhi · Turkey

Nearest
Ninotsminda, Samtskhe-Javakheti
From Tbilisi
≈145 km straight-line
Other side
Aktaş
Opening hours
confirm with the Revenue Service

Dariali (Larsi) · Russia

Nearest
Stepantsminda (Kazbegi)
From Tbilisi
≈115 km straight-line
Other side
Verkhny Lars
Opening hours
24/7 (OSM)

The only open crossing with Russia. The road above Kazbegi can close in snow and avalanche risk — check the weather before you set off.

Red Bridge · Azerbaijan

Nearest
Marneuli, Kvemo Kartli
From Tbilisi
≈45 km straight-line
Other side
Şıxlı-2
Opening hours
confirm with the Revenue Service

Lagodekhi · Azerbaijan

Nearest
Lagodekhi, Kakheti
From Tbilisi
≈125 km straight-line
Other side
Matsimi
Opening hours
confirm with the Revenue Service

Sadakhlo · Armenia

Nearest
Marneuli, Kvemo Kartli
From Tbilisi
≈55 km straight-line
Other side
Bagratashen
Opening hours
confirm with the Revenue Service

Ninotsminda · Armenia

Nearest
Ninotsminda, Samtskhe-Javakheti
From Tbilisi
≈105 km straight-line
Other side
Bavra
Opening hours
confirm with the Revenue Service

FAQ

Which land border crossings does Georgia have?

Sarpi — Turkey; Vale — Turkey; Kartsakhi — Turkey; Dariali (Larsi) — Russia; Red Bridge — Azerbaijan; Lagodekhi — Azerbaijan; Sadakhlo — Armenia; Ninotsminda — Armenia.

Which is the only open crossing with Russia?

Dariali (Larsi), above Stepantsminda (Kazbegi). The road can close in snow and avalanche risk — check the weather first.

What are the crossings’ opening hours?

Sources disagree, so we publish no hours; the only open data on the map is Dariali’s 24/7 tag. The reliable answer is the Revenue Service: 2 299 299, rs.ge.

Who may cross?

Rules change with agreements and orders between states — some crossings restrict how you may cross (for example vehicles only). For foreigners’ length of stay in Georgia use our visa-free calculator.

Do you show queue times?

No — there is no official live feed and we will not invent a number. Check the weather and call the Revenue Service before you set out.

Coordinates: OpenStreetMap, 2026-10-07. Hours, queues and who may cross change — official source: Revenue Service (rs.ge).