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Branch Offices Branch offices Tbilisi Regions Head Office Poti Branch 14, G. Chanturia St., 0108 13, Rustaveli Square, 4400 Central Branch Poti Service Center 14, G. Chanturia St., 0108 30, Alley of 9th April, 4400 Rustaveli Branch Ozurgeti Branch 16/18 Shota Rustaveli Ave., 0108 8, Eristavi St., 3500 Avlabari Branch Kutaisi Branch 12, K. Tsamebuli Ave., 0103 5, Sh. Rustaveli St., 4600 Aghmashenebeli Branch Kutaisi Service Center #1 147, D. Aghmashenebeli Ave., 0112 28a, chavchavadze Ave., 4600 Vake Branch Kutaisi Service Center #2 2, I. Chavchavadze Ave., 0179 3, Avtomshenebeli St., 4600 Vake Service Center Gori Branch 37, I. Chavchavadze Ave., 0179 49, Samepo Street, 1400 Saburtalo Branch Rustavi Branch 21, Vazha-Pshavela Ave., 0160 3, Megobroba Ave., 3700 Saburtalo Service Center #1 Rustavi Service Center 24a, Pekini St., 0160 Auto market Adjacent Territory, 3700 Saburtalo Service Center #2 Marneuli Branch 24, Al. Kazbegi Ave., 0160 74, Sh. Rustaveli St., 3000 Saburtalo Service Center #3 Telavi Branch 73, Vazha-Pshavela Ave., 0160 3, G. Saakadze Square, 2200 Tsereteli Branch Gurdjaani Service Center 67, Ak. Tsereteli Ave., 0154 20, Noneshvili St., 1500 Dighomi Service Center Tsnori Service Center I block, building 2a, Robakidze Ave., 0159 2, Freedom St., 4216 Nadzaladevi Service Center Akhaltsikhe Branch 34, Ts. Dadiani Ave., 0180 10, M. Kostava St., 0800 Varketili Branch Zugdidi Branch Metro "Varketili", Business Center 31, Z. Gamsakhurdia St., 2100 Lilo Branch Zugdidi Service Center #1 112, Kakheti Highway, 0198 Village Rukhi, 2100 Lilo Moll Batumi Branch Gldani Branch 21, L. Asatiani St., 6000 3, Khizanishvili St., 0167 Batumi Service Center #1 Gldani Service Center 32, Gogebashvili St., 6000 15a, Khizanishvili St., 0167 Batumi Service Center #2 Lombard-Centre 131, Chavchavadze St., 6000 16-18, Tamar Mepe Ave., 0112 VTB Bank ATMs Tbilisi 37, D. Uznadze St. - VTB Bank Head Office 14, G. Chanturia St. - VTB Bank Central Branch 5, Jikia St. - Magti Ltd. 3, Gotua St. - Geocell Ltd. 6, Gorgasali St. - Beeline Ltd. 16/18, Rustaveli Ave. - VTB Bank Rustaveli Branch 31/13, Rustaveli Ave. - Wendy`s and Smart entrance 42, Rustaveli Ave. - Trade Center Merani 54, Chavchavadze Ave. - Aversi Drugstore 2, Chavchavadze Ave. - VTB Bank Vake Branch 37, Chavchavadze Ave. - Vake Service Center 33, Chavchavadze Ave. - Khechinashvili Clinic 21, Vazha-Pshavela Ave. - VTB Bank Saburtalo Branch Vazha-Pshavela Ave., II - Redix 47, M. Kostava ts. - Casino Europa 24a, Pekini St. Saburtalo - Service Center #1 24, Al. Kazbegi Ave. Saburtalo - Service Center #2 73, Vazha-Pshavela Ave. - Saburtalo Service Center #3 16/18, Tamar Mepe Ave. - VTB Bank Lombard-Centre 4, G. Leonidze St. - Supermarket Ioli 15, Tamar Mepe Ave. - Railway Department 3, Vani St. - JSC Telasi 147, D. Aghmashenebeli Ave. - VTB Bank Aghmashenebeli Branch 5, Khizanishvili St. - Subway Station Akhmeteli adjacent territory 3, Khizanishvili St. - VTB Bank Gldani Branch 15a, Khizanishvili St. - VTB Bank Gldani Service Center Gldani, Between I and II micro-districts - Adjarabet 12, K. Tsamebuli Ave. - VTB Bank Avlabari Branch Subway Station Varketili, Business Centre - VTB Bank Varketili Branch 8, Tsabadze St. - Kidobani Trading Centre 24, Moseshvili St. - Insurance Company IC Group Lilo, Kakheti Highway - Nikora 112, Kakheti Highway, Lilo - VTB Bank Lilo Branch 19, Gamrekeli St. - Business Center 67, Ak. Tsereteli Ave. - VTB Bank Tsereteli Branch I block, building 2a, Robakidze Ave. - VTB Bank Dighomi Service Center 34, Ts. Dadiani Ave. - VTB Bank Nadzaladevi Service Center 143, Ak. Tsereteli Ave. - Aversi Drugstore D. Aghmashenebeli Alley - Mari Market 60, Barnov St. - Iberula Shop 1, 26 May Square - AjaraBet 2, University St. - Financial Police Orkhevi - Pepsi office Tskneti, Rustaveli St. - Smart Supermarket 11, Lubliana St. - House Market2 VTB Bank ATMs Regions 1, Cholokashvili St., Agara - Agara Sugar Company 10, M. Kostava St., Akhaltsikhe - VTB Bank Akhaltsikhe Branch 21, L. Asatiani St., Batumi - VTB Bank Batumi Branch 32, Gogebashvili St., Batumi - Batumi Service Center #1 131, Chavchavadze St., Batumi - Batumi Service Center #2 6, Afsarosi Highway, Batumi - Supermarket Smart 53, Rustaveli St., Batumi - Maritime Academy 237, P. Khalvashi Ave., Batumi - Medina Clinic Village Makhindjauri, Batumi - Opposite to the railway station 2, Tb. Abuseridze St., Batumi - Republic Medcine Center 118, Pushkin St., Batumi - Medical Center Tskhinvali Highway, Gori - Trade Centre 49, Samepo St., Gori - VTB Bank Gori Branch 20, Noneshvili St., Gurdjaani - VTB Bank Gurdjaani Service Center 2, Freedom St., Tsnori - VTB bank Tsnori sc 3, G. Saakadze Square, Telavi - VTB Bank Telavi Branch 43, Chavchavadze Ave., Kvareli - Smart Supermarket 74, Rustaveli St., Marneuli - VTB Bank Marneuli Branch 26 May Square, Marneuli - Smart Supermarket 8, Eristavi St., Ozurgeti - VTB Bank Ozurgeti Branch 1, Kostava St., Ozurgeti - Regional Administration Building 3, Megobroba Ave., Rustavi - VTB Bank Rustavi Branch 4, Shartava Ave., Rustavi - Elektronika Auto Market Territory, Rustavi - VTB Bank Service Center Leonidze St. Surrounding area - Baumarket Rukhi - VTB Bank Rukhi Service Center 255, Rustaveli St., Senaki - Senaki 5, Tabidze St., Poti - JSC Barwil Georgia 13, Rustaveli Circle, Poti - VTB Bank Poti Branch 30, Alley of 9th April, Poti - Poti Service Center 1, Kokaia Alley, Poti - Georgian Trans Expedition 66, Chavchavadze Ave., Kutaisi - Trade Centre 5, Rustaveli St., Kutaisi - VTB Bank Kutaisi Branch 35, Z. Paliashvili St., Kutaisi - Kutaisi 3, Rustaveli St., Kutaisi - Kutaisi City Hall 98, Akhalgazrdobis Ave., Kutaisi - Ak. Tsereteli State University 59, Tamar Mepe St., Kutaisi - Ak. Tsereteli State University 28a, Chavchavadze Ave., Kutaisi - Kutaisi Service Center 3, Avtomshenebeli St., Kutaisi - Kutaisi Service Center #2 31, Z. Gamsakhurdia St., Zugdidi - VTB Bank Zugdidi Branch 24, Z. Gamsakhurdia St., Zugdidi - Pharmacy Apex.
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