112 is the single number for police, ambulance and fire, with English-speaking operators on request. The Patrol Police handle tourist matters; there is no separate tourist police force.
- 112 is the single national number for police, ambulance and fire, free from any phone.
- Ask for an English-speaking operator and you will be transferred.
- There is no separate tourist police. The Patrol Police handle everything and are generally responsive and used to foreign visitors.
- A lost passport means a Patrol Police station first for the written incident report, then your embassy in Tbilisi for an emergency travel document.
- Carry your insurance certificate: cover of at least 30,000 GEL is compulsory, and a private hospital will ask for it before treating anything non-urgent.
Emergency numbers
- 112 - the single national number for police, ambulance and fire and rescue. Free from any phone. Ask for an English-speaking operator and you will be transferred.
There is no separate tourist police. The Patrol Police handle everything, and they are generally responsive and used to foreign visitors.
If your passport is lost or stolen
- Report it at the nearest Patrol Police station and obtain the written incident report.
- Take that report to your embassy in Tbilisi for an emergency travel document.
Embassies in Tbilisi
- United States - 29 Georgian-American Friendship Avenue, Didi Dighomi, Tbilisi 0131 - +995 32 227 7000 - consular hours Monday to Friday 08:30 to 17:30
- United Kingdom - GMT Plaza, 4 Freedom Square, Tbilisi 0105 - +995 32 274 747
- Czech Republic - 37 Chavchavadze Avenue, block VI, Tbilisi 0162 - +995 32 291 6740
Remember your insurance certificate. Since January 2026 cover of at least 30,000 GEL is compulsory, and a private hospital will ask for it before treating anything non-urgent.
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