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Branch offices Tbilisi Head Office Tsereteli Branch 14, G. Chanturia St., 0108 67, Ak. Tsereteli Ave., 0154 Central Branch Dighomi Service Center 14, G. Chanturia St., 0108 I block, building 2a, Robakidze Ave., 0159 Avlabari Service Center Nadzaladevi Service Center 12, K. Tsamebuli Ave., 0103 34, Ts. Dadiani Ave., 0180 Varketili Branch Aghmashenebeli Service Center Metro "Varketili", Business Center 147, D. Aghmashenebeli Ave., 0112 Lilo Branch Vake Branch 112, Kakheti Highway, 0198 Lilo Moll 2, I. Chavchavadze Ave., 0179 Gldani Branch Saburtalo Branch 3, Khizanishvili St., 0167 21, Vazha-Pshavela Ave., 0160 Pekini Service Center 24a, Pekini St., 0160 University Service Center 17a, University St., 0160 Branch offices Regions Akhaltsikhe Branch Rustavi Branch 10, M. Kostava St., 0800 3, Megobroba Ave., 3700 Batumi Branch Poti Branch 55 King Parnavaz St., 6000 13, Rustaveli Square, 4400 Batumi Service Center Kutaisi Branch 131, Chavchavadze St., 6000 5, Sh. Rustaveli St., 4600 Gori Branch Kutaisi Service Center 49, Samepo Street, 1400 28a, chavchavadze Ave., 4600 Gurdjaani Service Center Tsnori Service Center 20, Noneshvili St., 1500 9, D. Aghmashenebeli St., 4216 Zugdidi Branch 31, Z. Gamsakhurdia St., 2100 Telavi Branch 3, G. Saakadze Square, 2200 Marneuli Branch 74, Sh. Rustaveli St., 3000 Ozurgeti Branch 8, Eristavi St., 3500 ბანკომატებისVTB Bank ATMsქსელი Tbilisi 14, G. Chanturia St. - Central Branch 5, Jikia St. - Magti Ltd. 2, Chavchavadze Ave. - Vake Branch 21, Vazha-Pshavela Ave. - Saburtalo Branch 24a, Pekini St. - Pekini Service Center 17a, University St. - University Service Center 16/18, Tamepe Ave. - Training Center 15, Tamar Mepe Ave. - Railway Department 3, Vani St. - JSC Telasi 147, D. Aghmashenebeli Ave. - Aghmashenebeli Service Center 3, Khizanishvili St. - Gldani Branch 12, K. Tsamebuli Ave. - Avlabari Service Center Metro Station Varketili, Business Center - Varketili Branch 24, Moseshvili St. - Insurance Company Euroins 112, Kakheti Highway, Lilo - Lilo Branch 67, Ak. Tsereteli Ave. - Tsereteli Branch I block, building 2a, Robakidze Ave. - Dighomi Service Center 34, Ts. Dadiani Ave. - Nadzaladevi Service Center 1, 26 May Square - AjaraBet Orkhevi - Pepsi office 21, Kakheti highway - Oil and Gas Corporation 1, M. Bronstein St. - Saqrusenergo 255, Ts. Dadiani St. - First Medical Center 2, Mukhiani – Clinic Jerarsi Gmiri Kursantebi St. bystreet II – Vake Meat Products ბანკომატებისVTB Bank ATMsქსელი Tbilisi 16/18, Sh. Rustaveli Ave. – Tbilisi 11, Kuchishvili St. – VTB Bank ბანკომატებისVTB Bank ATMsქსელი Regions 10, M. Kostava St., Akhaltsikhe - Akhaltsikhe Branch Tamarashvili St., Akhaltsikhe - Trade Center 28, M. Kostava St., Akhaltsikhe - Akhaltsikhe City Hall 55 King Parnavaz St., Batumi - Batumi Branch 131, Chavchavadze St., Batumi - Batumi Service Center 42a, P. Khalvashi St., Batumi - Trade Center 53, Rustaveli St., Batumi - Maritime Academy 118, Pushkin St., Batumi - Medical Center 2, Tb. Abuseridze St., Batumi - Republic Medical Center 16, Khimshiashvili St., Batumi - Restaurant Colosseum Baghdati, Sairme Resort - Hotel Sairme Baghdati, Sairme Resort - Hotel Best Western 73, Aghmashenebeli st, Gardabani- Gardabani City Council 127, Aghmashenebeli st, Gardabani- Gardabani City Hall Tskhinvali Highway, Gori - Trade Center 49, Samepo St., Gori - Gori Branch 20, Noneshvili St., Gurdjaani - Gurdjaani Service Center Leonidze St. Surrounding area, Rustavi - Baumarket 3, Saint Nino St., Rustavi - Central Hospital 3, Megobroba Ave., Rustavi - Rustavi Branch 9, Aghmashenebeli St., Tsnori - Tsnori Service Center 3, G. Saakadze Square, Telavi - Telavi Branch ბანკომატებისVTB Bank ATMsქსელი Regions 74, Rustaveli St., Marneuli - Marneuli Branch 8, Eristavi St., Ozurgeti - Ozurgeti Branch 1, Kostava St., Ozurgeti - Regional Administration Building 5, Petritsi St., Ozurgeti - Furniture Store 13, Rustaveli Circle, Poti - 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 - Kutaisi Branch 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 – Supermarket Daily 31, Z. Gamsakhurdia St., Zugdidi - Zugdidi Branch 24, Z. Gamsakhurdia St., Zugdidi - Pharmacy Impex.
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