Foreign information and Georgian legal consequences are separate
Being described as internationally wanted may refer to different national or INTERPOL records and does not settle arrest or extradition law in Georgia.
Which record is active, for which person and offence, and what domestic legal consequence can it support?
Police, border bodies, prosecutors, courts, the Ministry of Justice, consulates and foreign authorities perform different functions.
Build one reconciled international file
Identity documents, aliases and transliterations, foreign warrant, INTERPOL material, travel history, Georgian decisions and status updates.
Resolve identity and document status before travel and coordinate remedies in every affected jurisdiction.
Primary sources for this guide
Before acting, compare this guide with the current Georgian text and the exact document served in the case. The official English translation may not include the latest amendment.
Criminal Procedure Code of Georgia↗︎Law on International Cooperation in Criminal Matters↗︎Constitution of Georgia↗︎