Embassy of the Republic of Georgia in Beijing

Ambassador: H.E.Mr. Sikharulidze Karlo
Address: No. LA 03-02, Section A, Liangmaqiao Diplomatic Compound, No.22 Dongfang Dong Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Postal Code: 100600
Tel. (+86)10 6532 7518, 6532 7525
Fax: (+86)10 6532 7519
Email: geobeijing@gmail.com

 How to Get to Liangmaqiao:
If you are going to the Embassy of Georgia in Beijing, you could find a right bus to get to Liangmaqiao first. The urban transportation of Beijing City is very convenient. Many buses pass Liangmaqiao, including Buses No. 402, 405, 302, 974, 300, 516, 675, 954, 683, 701, 416, 207, 909, 672, and 421. Also you can take the Subway Line 10 to get there.

 The Buildings near to Liangmaqiao Diplomatic Compound
The Liangmaqiao Diplomatic Compound, located in the newly-established Third Embassy Zone, is 20 minutes' drive from Beijing Capital International Airport. The Third Embassy Zone neighbors on Kempinski Hotel and Hilton Hotel and surrounded by the New American Embassy, Japanese Embassy and South Korean Embassy.

 Bilateral Relationship between Georgia and China:
On December 27th, 1991, the State Council and Foreign Minister Qian Qichen informed Georgian Foreign Minister that Chinese Government recognized the independence of Georgia. In 1992, the Republic of Georgia established diplomatic relations with China in 1992. The two countries share a good cooperation environment. The cooperative fields refer to culture, science, technology, education and trade.

 About Dual Nationality:
According to the Law of Georgia Nationality, the Republic of Georgia admits dual nationality conditionally. The Georgian citizens are not allowed to join the other nationalities unless they get the approval of Georgia Government. The Georgians with foreign nationalities can apply to Georgia Government for the restoration of Georgian nationality and the reservation of their foreign nationalities. The non-Georgian citizens also can apply to Georgian Government for Georgian nationality.

 Please contact China Embassy in Georgia if Georgians will go to China.