Massive migration has been characteristic for the post-Soviet period in Georgia. In 1990s, it was mainly determined by economic devastation, ethnic conflicts and civil war. Drain of population from the country due to economic hardships and lack of jobs continued in the following period as well. At present, Georgia has a sizeable Diaspora in many countries of the world. Under the given circumstances, Georgian government is trying to develop the kind of policy towards Diaspora, which will preserve its relations with homeland, ensure country’s economic development through Diaspora and besides, ultimately will facilitate repatriation of migrants to homeland.