Georgian citizenship by birth is determined by the principle of jus sanguinis, which means that citizenship is typically acquired through one’s parents rather than by being born within the territory of Georgia.
Here are some key points regarding Georgian citizenship by birth:
To apply for Georgian citizenship by birth, you will need to complete certain documentation and follow the application process. Here are the general steps and documentation required:
Georgian law generally does not allow dual citizenship. Therefore, if a child acquires Georgian citizenship by birth and also has citizenship of another country, they may be required to choose one citizenship when they reach adulthood.
Your child can acquire Georgian citizenship by birth if at least one of the parents is a Georgian citizen at the time of the child’s birth. The birth must be registered with the relevant Georgian authorities either in Georgia or at the Georgian diplomatic mission/consular office abroad.
The specific documents required may vary depending on individual circumstances and the location of the birth registration. Generally, you will need the child’s birth certificate, parents’ identification documents (passports or other valid identification), parents’ marriage certificate (if applicable), and proof of parents’ Georgian citizenship.
Yes, if your child is born abroad to Georgian citizen parents, you can register their birth with the relevant Georgian diplomatic mission or consular office. You will need to follow the registration process and provide the required documents.
Georgian law generally does not allow dual citizenship. Therefore, if your child acquires Georgian citizenship by birth and also has citizenship of another country, they may be required to choose one citizenship when they reach adulthood
It is generally recommended to register the child’s birth and apply for citizenship as soon as possible after the birth occurs.