Interpol Removal Lawyers Georgia

Georgia is an Interpol member state and conducts real-time checks against the I-24/7 database at its border crossing points — including Tbilisi International Airport, the Lars crossing with Russia, and the Sarpi crossing with Turkey. A Red Notice flagged in Interpol’s databases will almost certainly result in detention at entry. Georgia has bilateral extradition treaties with Russia, Ukraine, and several CIS states, and has extradited individuals at the request of these countries even in politically sensitive cases.

Georgia’s extradition law is governed by Chapter XXXVII of the Code of Criminal Procedure of Georgia. The Georgian courts are required to assess whether the underlying offence is political in character and whether extradition would violate the fundamental rights of the requested person — however, in practice, these safeguards are not always reliably applied in relation to CIS state requests, making a proactive legal challenge at the Interpol CCF level the most effective strategy.