Can you cross the Georgia border near Batumi by car with a power of attorney, and how long are the queues at the checkpoint?
Based on 2 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 9 days ago
TL;DR
Travelers reported that crossing the border near Batumi by car with a power of attorney appears possible, but it’s best to confirm the current rules before traveling. Queue sizes at the checkpoint can vary from about 10 to 40 cars ahead; one update mentioned 5 booths open and steady movement.
What the community said
A recent border update suggests that crossing by car with a power of attorney is currently possible. It’s still wise to verify the latest document rules for your exact route before departure.
9 days ago car power of attorney
Another recent update from the Batumi border checkpoint said the line was noticeable but moving at a reasonable pace, with about 10 cars ahead and 5 booths operating.
9 days ago 5 border booths
About a week earlier, travelers reported a longer queue at the border: around 40 cars ahead and roughly 20 behind. If you’re crossing near Batumi during busy hours, allow extra time.
9 days ago 40 cars ahead