Consular Information

Consular Information of Georgia in Luxembourg is provided by the Honorary Consul, who represents Georgia on a voluntary and non-remunerated basis. While the Honorary Consulate does not issue visas or passports, it offers guidance and support in diplomatic, economic, cultural, and academic cooperation.

For official consular matters such as visas, passports, and legalization, please contact Embassy of Georgia in Brussels.

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Services We Can Offer

As Honorary Consul: Consular Information of Georgia in Luxembourg & Services by Peter Sodermans

Provide general guidance to Georgian nationals in Luxembourg

Promote diplomatic, economic, educational, and cultural ties

Facilitate introductions to relevant Luxembourg institutions

Support bilateral visibility for initiatives between both countries

Limitations of the
Honorary Office

Please note, the Honorary Consulate does not have the authority to:

Issue or renew passports or identity documents

Handle visa applications

Provide legal or notarial services

Intervene in judicial or administrative matters

For these matters, please contact the Georgian Embassy in Brussels.

Consular Information of Georgia in Luxembourg

Frequently Asked Questions

This section provides detailed answers related to the Consular Information of Georgia in Luxembourg, including its roles, responsibilities, and support services available to Georgian nationals.

1. What is the role of the Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Luxembourg?

The Honorary Consulate promotes bilateral relations between Georgia and Luxembourg in areas such as business, culture, education, and tourism. It also supports Georgian nationals living or travelling in Luxembourg, though it does not issue passports or visas.

2. Can I apply for a Georgian visa at the Honorary Consulate?

No. Visa applications must be submitted online via the e-Visa Portal of Georgia or through the Georgian Embassy accredited for Luxembourg, currently located in Brussels. Luxembourg passport holders are exempted to get a VISA if they have a travel insurance

3. Can I renew my Georgian passport at the Consulate?

No. The Honorary Consulate does not offer passport or civil registry services. Georgian nationals should contact the Georgian Embassy in Brussels or use consular services available online via consular.mfa.gov.ge.

4. I’m a Luxembourg-based business interested in Georgia. Can the Consulate help?

Yes. The Consulate supports companies interested in trade and investment opportunities in Georgia. We can provide contacts, background information, and help you connect with the relevant agencies in Georgia.

5. I’m a Georgian entrepreneur or startup looking to expand into the EU. Can I get support?

Yes. The Consulate encourages Georgian businesses exploring opportunities in Luxembourg and the broader EU market. We can offer guidance and help connect you with local stakeholders.

6. Does the Consulate organise events or cultural activities?

Yes. We promote Georgian culture and heritage through receptions, exhibitions, and cultural events in Luxembourg. Follow us on social media for updates.

7. Can the Honorary Consulate help Georgian citizens in emergencies?

In case of emergencies, the Consulate can offer guidance and assist in connecting with the appropriate authorities or the Embassy in Brussels. For urgent consular support, please contact the Embassy directly.

8. I want to visit Georgia. Can the Consulate provide travel advice?

Absolutely. We can provide general travel and cultural information about Georgia. For updated entry requirements and official advice, consult www.georgia.travel or the Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

9. Is there a Georgian community in Luxembourg?

Yes, and it’s growing. The Consulate encourages networking among Georgian nationals and friends of Georgia through community events and partnerships with local institutions.

10. How can I contact the Honorary Consulate?

You can reach us via email by filling out the form. We will get back to you as soon as possible. Visits are by appointment only. For updates and contact information, visit www.georgia.lu.