Embassy of Georgia, Jakarta, Indonesia

The Embassy of Georgia in Jakarta is the primary diplomatic mission of Georgia to Indonesia. It serves to promote Georgian interests, foster bilateral relations, and provide consular services to both Georgian and Indonesian citizens. Established on January 25, 1993, two years after Georgia's independence, the embassy plays a role in enhancing cooperation in various sectors, including tourism, economy, and culture.

The Embassy of Georgia is situated in Kuningan, South Jakarta. It is accessible via several transport options, including a bus stop at Pos Polisi Satrio (200m, 2-minute walk) and the Kuningan Lightrail station (650m, 8-minute walk). The nearest airport is Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport (HLP), approximately 8.3 km away (17-minute drive). The embassy is approximately 6.99 km from the city center.

The consular department of the Georgian Embassy in Jakarta offers a range of services for both visitors from Indonesia to Georgia and for Georgian citizens in Indonesia. These services typically include visa applications, passport renewals, marriage registration, legalization of documents, birth registration of a child, and addressing Georgian nationality issues. Appointments may be required for visits.

As a diplomatic mission, the Embassy of Georgia facilitates diplomatic dialogue and strengthens bilateral ties between Georgia and Indonesia. It supports economic and cultural exchanges, and plays a role in promoting understanding and cooperation between the two nations.

Nearby notable locations include World Capital Tower (415m), Ciputra World Residential Tower (688m), and Soemantri Brodjonegoro Stadium (823m). Several banks and ATMs, such as Mandiri (156m) and BNI (173m), are also in the vicinity.