Is there a Georgian embassy in Russia, and where do you go for consular services?
The Interests Section of Georgia at the Swiss Embassy in Moscow.
Short answer
There is no Georgian embassy in Russia: diplomatic relations were severed in 2008. Consular matters for Georgian citizens, such as passports, certificates and document legalisation, are handled by the Interests Section of Georgia at the Embassy of Switzerland in Moscow. Russian citizens do not need a visa for Georgia, so there is nowhere they need to apply for one.
Why
- Since relations were cut, Switzerland represents Georgia's interests in Russia and Russia's interests in Georgia.
- An Interests Section of Russia operates at the Swiss Embassy in Tbilisi.
- Appointments and the list of services are published on the Georgian Foreign Ministry's consular portal.
Details
Many services for Georgian citizens, such as extracts and certificates, can be ordered online through the state portal and Public Service Hall without visiting the section. Citizens of other countries should contact their own country's embassy for consular help.
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Sources
Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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