HM Ambassador’s Welcoming Message

 

Welcome to the British Embassy in Tbilisi. The Embassy works to promote Britain and Georgia's shared values, support Georgia's reform programme as it grows closer to Europe and contribute to the peaceful resolution of conflicts. You can find out more about this work here, as well as information about visas, consular assistance, projects, and statements from the British Government.

Please feel free to contact us at British.Embassy.Tbilisi@fco.gov.uk British.Embassy.Tbilisi@fco.gov.uk should you require further information or assistance. If you need consular help, please contact us at TbilisiVisaEnquiries@fco.gov.uk

 

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HM Ambassador's Speeches and Interviews

 

 

 

WINNERS OF THE BRITISH EMBASSY COMPETITION ANNOUNCED

 

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ALL VISA APPLICANTS მნიშვნელოვანი განცხადება ყველა ვიზა აპლიკანტისთვის  

 

 PLEASE NOTE: FROM 1 APRIL 2008 THE VISA SECTION WILL ONLY ACCEPT ONLINE VISA APPLICATIONS.

 

TENDER ANNOUNCEMENT FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF NEW EMBASSY AND AMBASSADOR’S RESIDENCE

 

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT EMBASSY ACTIVITIES, NEWS AND EVENTS PLEASE VISIT EMBASSY NEWS PAGE

The British Embassy opened in Georgia in October 1995 and both countries celebrated ten years of diplomatic relations in 2002. To mark the event a photo exhibition at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was held on 1 November 2002. But 10 years only symbolically describe the length of time that modern relations between the UK and Georgia have been in existence. British-Georgian relations have much deeper roots going back to the start of the 19th century, a century associated with Sir Oliver and Marjory Wardrop. The Wardrops have come to personify Georgian/British relations.  

Georgia is making its transition from being a Former Soviet republic to becoming a free market and democratic country and the UK is at the forefront of political and moral support to this important process as Georgia integrates into Euro-Atlantic structures and practices. , more...