Georgians in Germany

St. King Vakhtang Gorgasali Georgian Orthodox Church in Munich (montage)

Ethnic Georgians in Germany number between 4500 and 5000.^[1]^[2]^[3] These figures do not include a number of Georgians from Iran and the larger number of Georgians from Turkey.

St. King Vakhtang Gorgasali Georgian Orthodox Church serves the Georgian community of Munich^[4] and St. Anthim the Iberian Georgian Orthodox Church serves Düsseldorf.^[5]

References

Georgian diaspora

Europe	Belarus Belgium Cyprus Denmark Estonia France Germany Greece Italy Latvia Lithuania Moldova Norway Poland Russia Spain Netherlands United Kingdom Ukraine

North America	Canada United States

Asia	Iran Israel Turkey

Immigration to Germany

From Europe	Albanians Bulgarians Croatians Greeks Hungarians Italians Macedonians Poles Russians Serbs Spaniards Ukrainians

From the Middle East	Arabs Iraqis Lebanese Syrians Armenians Assyrians/Syriacs Azerbaijanis Georgians Iranians Kurds Turks Yazidis

From Africa	Africans Arabs Algerians

From Asia	Afghans Chinese Filipinos Indians Japanese Düsseldorf Koreans Nepalis Pakistanis Tamils Vietnamese Berlin

From the Americas	Americans Brazilians Mexicans

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