Embassy
Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia
Embassy · Tbilisi, Georgia · Austria
Contact & hours
- Phone
- (+995) (32) 77 82 14
- eva.berger@aua.com
- Website
- Official website
Address
Abaschidze 46aTbilisiGeorgiaOpening hours
- MondayBy appointment
- TuesdayBy appointment
- WednesdayBy appointment
- ThursdayBy appointment
- FridayBy appointment
- SaturdayClosed
- SundayClosed
The embassy of Austria in Tbilisi is open Monday to Friday by appointment. The embassy is closed during the weekend and during holidays.
Head of mission: Ambassador Ms. Eva Berger, Ambassador
Before your visit
Preparation checklist — confirm every requirement on the official Austria immigration portal before you apply or attend.
- Verify whether a visa is required for your nationality before visiting the mission.
- Confirm this embassy handles your visa or consular service for Austria applications from Georgia.
- Book an appointment on the official embassy or consulate website — avoid third-party “appointment sellers”.
- Print or save your appointment confirmation and application reference number.
- Prepare passport (valid 6+ months beyond intended stay, with blank pages).
- Gather visa application forms and photos per official Austria immigration requirements.
- Bring proof of fee payment if required before your visit.
- Carry supporting documents (employment letter, enrollment, finances) as listed for your visa category.
- Arrive 15–20 minutes early with original documents and copies.
- Do not hand documents to anyone outside the mission gate claiming to be “visa staff”.
Location
Consular services
The consular_services field for Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia should be read as a practical orientation, not as a promise that every request can be completed on arrival. The batch file describes the mission's services as: The Austrian embassy may offer consular assistance to its citizens. Services offered include: Visa services, Passport renewal and issuance, Notarial services and legalization, Civil registration, Emergency assistance and documents. That means the safest preparation is to identify the exact service you need, contact the mission by the listed channel, and ask what documents, appointment steps, and current procedure apply before travelling to Tbilisi.
For contact planning, use only the mission details in the record: address: Abaschidze 46a Tbilisi Georgia; telephone: (+995) (32) 77 82 14; email: eva.berger@aua.com; website: https://www.aussenministerium.at/oeb-tiflis; no emergency phone is listed in the batch file; hours: The embassy of Austria in Tbilisi is open Monday to Friday by appointment. The embassy is closed during the weekend and during holidays.. The visa information in this batch says that visaRequired is listed as No. This page does not add fees, processing times, eligibility rules, after-hours procedures, or unlisted contacts. If your situation is urgent, routine, or uncertain, state that clearly when contacting the mission so staff can direct you within the services available to Austria citizens or people with business involving Austria in Georgia.
Visa notes
Georgian citizens do not need a tourist visa to enter Austria.
Contact the embassy of Austria in Tbilisi directly to inquire about the availability of other types of visa.
Mission guide
What does Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia do for people in Georgia?
Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia is listed in this batch as a Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia. Its role on this page is to give immigrants, residents, visitors, and people managing cross-border paperwork a grounded starting point for contacting the mission without guessing at details that are not in the record. The mission fields identify the representing country as Austria, the host country as Georgia, and the city as Tbilisi. The listed contact profile is: address: Abaschidze 46a Tbilisi Georgia; telephone: (+995) (32) 77 82 14; email: eva.berger@aua.com; website: https://www.aussenministerium.at/oeb-tiflis; no emergency phone is listed in the batch file; hours: The embassy of Austria in Tbilisi is open Monday to Friday by appointment. The embassy is closed during the weekend and during holidays.. Because embassy and consulate work can depend on the person, document, and current procedure, this orientation stays inside those listed facts and avoids adding unlisted addresses, phones, emails, websites, fees, processing times, legal conclusions, or visa rules.
The batch description of services says: The Austrian embassy may offer consular assistance to its citizens. Services offered include: Visa services, Passport renewal and issuance, Notarial services and legalization, Civil registration, Emergency assistance and documents. That service description is the factual core for this page. If your issue is connected with a passport, a civil document, a visa inquiry, notarial or legalization matter, citizen assistance, or emergency support only where those words appear in the batch record, treat the mission as the place to ask what current procedure applies. If a service is not named in the batch field, this page does not assume the mission offers it. The useful habit is to describe your request in plain terms, quote the document type or consular issue, and ask the mission how to proceed.
Who should contact this embassy in Tbilisi?
The most relevant readers are people whose situation connects Austria and Georgia: Austria citizens living in or visiting Georgia, people in Georgia dealing with documents or questions involving Austria, and travellers who need to confirm whether the listed mission can help with the consular matter described in the batch. The existing batch summary for this mission frames the audience around consular assistance, administrative preparation, appointments or direct contact, and careful document handling. This page keeps that same orientation while making the practical steps clearer.
Before contacting the mission, write down the exact reason for the request. Use categories already present in the batch, such as The Austrian embassy may offer consular assistance to its citizens. Services offered include: Visa services, Passport renewal and issuance, Notarial services and legalization, Civil registration, Emergency assistance and documents. Then match that reason to the contact information listed for Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia. If telephone and email are both listed, either may be a starting point; if a website is listed, use it as an official source for current procedures; if no website is listed, this page does not create one. If hours are listed, plan around those hours. If hours are not listed, ask the mission directly before travelling. This is especially important where the record lists limited public hours, appointment-only access, or no public hours at all.
What contact details are listed for Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia?
The batch file lists the mission address as Abaschidze 46a Tbilisi Georgia. It lists the telephone as (+995) (32) 77 82 14, the email as eva.berger@aua.com, and the website as https://www.aussenministerium.at/oeb-tiflis. It lists the emergency phone as not provided. The hours information says: The embassy of Austria in Tbilisi is open Monday to Friday by appointment. The embassy is closed during the weekend and during holidays.. These are the only contact and opening details used by this enrichment.
Use those details carefully. Do not assume that a telephone number is an emergency line unless the emergencyPhone field says so. Do not assume that a missing website means the mission has no online presence elsewhere; it only means this batch file did not provide one. Do not assume that a listed hour covers every service, because some consular tasks may require a separate appointment or pre-check. The safest reading is narrow: the record gives a contact path, a city, a host country, and, where available, public hours. Everything else should be confirmed directly with the mission before you rely on it.
How should you prepare documents before contacting the mission?
Start from the service description in the batch: The Austrian embassy may offer consular assistance to its citizens. Services offered include: Visa services, Passport renewal and issuance, Notarial services and legalization, Civil registration, Emergency assistance and documents. If your request fits those words, prepare a short written explanation of the request, your connection to Austria, your current location in Georgia, and the document or consular issue involved. Keep the explanation factual and avoid sending unnecessary personal information until the mission tells you what it needs. This page cannot list required forms, photographs, translations, fees, or supporting evidence unless those details are already in the batch file, and they are not added here.
A useful preparation method is to make a checklist with three columns: what the batch record confirms, what you still need the mission to confirm, and what you should not assume. The confirmed column can include Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia, Tbilisi, Georgia, Austria, Embassy, the listed address, telephone, email, website if any, hours if any, and the service description already quoted. The confirmation column can include appointment requirements, exact documents, accepted formats, timing, fees, and whether your case belongs with this mission. The do-not-assume column should include any detail missing from the batch file, including unlisted emergency numbers, unlisted online appointment systems, unlisted visa pathways, and unlisted public holiday schedules.
What should you know about appointments and hours?
The hours field for this mission says: The embassy of Austria in Tbilisi is open Monday to Friday by appointment. The embassy is closed during the weekend and during holidays.. If the record mentions appointment-only access, treat appointment planning as essential. If the record lists a short service window, plan communication around that window. If the record has no public hours, do not travel on the assumption that the mission will be open; contact it first using the listed phone or email. This page does not add walk-in rules, queue practices, holiday calendars, or service counters that are not in the batch.
When asking for an appointment or procedure, include the mission name, your request category, and a concise note about the document or assistance needed. For example, use the batch service wording rather than inventing a new category. If the service field mentions passport work, refer to passport assistance. If it mentions civil status or civil registration, refer to the civil document issue. If it mentions visa services or visa inquiries, ask where your visa question should be directed, but do not treat this page as a visa decision. If the mission replies with instructions, those instructions are more specific than this orientation.
What visa information appears in this batch record?
The visa fields for Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia say that visaRequired is listed as No. That is all this enrichment can say about visa status. It does not add Schengen rules, national visa categories, residence permits, airport transit rules, biometric appointment providers, application centres, exemptions, fees, or processing times. If your need is visa-related, use the listed mission contact or website, where provided, to verify current official requirements.
The distinction matters because a mission page can easily become misleading if it turns a short data field into a full visa guide. A value such as Yes, No, Unknown, or a blank field may not answer the reader's personal situation. Your nationality, purpose of travel, length of stay, residence status in Georgia, and document history may all matter, but those details are not in the batch file. Therefore this page records only the batch value and directs the reader to confirm directly with the mission or the official channel listed in the record.
How are routine requests different from urgent requests?
The batch service description may include routine services, emergency assistance, or both. For this mission it says: The Austrian embassy may offer consular assistance to its citizens. Services offered include: Visa services, Passport renewal and issuance, Notarial services and legalization, Civil registration, Emergency assistance and documents. Routine requests are the ones you can usually describe in advance, such as a document question or a planned consular inquiry within the categories listed in the batch. Urgent requests are situations where the reader believes timing matters, especially where the batch mentions emergency assistance or assistance for citizens. This page does not invent an emergency phone if none is listed, and it does not promise any particular response time.
If the issue is routine, use the listed contact details and ask what procedure applies. If the issue feels urgent, say so clearly in the first line of the email or at the start of the call, then explain the factual situation. If there is no emergency phone in the record, the page can only show the general listed telephone or email. It cannot tell you to use an unlisted number or a separate office. Keep copies of messages, note the time of calls, and follow any instructions given by the mission.
What mistakes should readers avoid before visiting?
The main mistake is relying on assumptions that are not present in the batch file. Do not assume extra opening hours, extra addresses, extra phone numbers, extra email aliases, fees, processing times, translation requirements, visa eligibility, or appointment systems. Do not assume that the mission can handle every matter involving Austria; the service field is the best guide available here. Do not assume that a past visit, a third-party directory, or an old saved contact is current if it conflicts with the listed batch fields.
Another common mistake is arriving without first matching the request to the service description. The practical sequence is simple: identify the mission, confirm the city and contact details, check the hours field, read the listed service description, contact the mission if anything is unclear, and only then arrange a visit if the mission confirms that a visit is appropriate. This is especially important for Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia because the record is specific about some details and silent about others. The silence is important: missing data should be treated as something to verify, not something to fill in.
What can this page not decide for you?
This page cannot decide whether an application will be accepted, whether a document is sufficient, whether a fee applies, whether a visa is required for a particular person beyond the batch field, whether an appointment is available, or whether a matter qualifies as an emergency. It also cannot provide legal advice or replace direct instructions from Embassy of Austria in Tbilisi, Georgia. Its purpose is to organize the facts already in the batch into a careful orientation for readers who need to contact the mission.
The existing batch summary for this mission had an existing word count of 973 and already emphasized preparation, document checking, appointment awareness, and direct verification. This enriched version keeps that same practical direction while narrowing the factual claims to the fields supplied in the batch. For any action that affects travel, identity documents, civil status, or immigration status, contact the mission through the listed details and follow the official response you receive.
Bilateral relations
Austria's embassy in Tbilisi is the only Austrian representation located in Georgia. The Austrian embassy is one of 77 foreign representations in Georgia, one of 65 foreign representations in the city of Tbilisi and one of 413 Austrian diplomatic and consular representations located abroad. Georgia has two representations in Austria. These representations include an embassy in Vienna and a consulate in Innsbruck .
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