It should be noted that the People's Republic of China and Georgia cooperate in many directions, be it economic, political or other fields. Among them is one of the most important directions - education. This paper correctly reflects the existing relations between the People's Republic of China and Georgia in the direction of higher education. The ways of development of the field and general direction, future plans and views, perspectives of development and implementation of changes are presented. Implementation of changes is done by exporting countries' education and sharing best practices. The article also discusses that the education system of Georgia has undergone many changes in recent years, and as a developing country it is interesting to consider foreign and successful practices, despite the fact that the People's Republic of China is not a member country of the Bologna process. The work clearly illustrates such a direction of higher education as internationalization. It is described what kind of policy is in effect, what steps have been taken and what steps are planned to be taken. The People's Republic of China has a very strong mechanism for internationalization, which is carried out by the wide network of Confucius Institutes. Through this network, students from different countries, including Georgian students, have the opportunity to study abroad, in this case in the People's Republic of China. There are Confucius Institutes in Georgia that provide grants to students. The mentioned grant is issued by the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia based on the agreement signed between the countries. Based on the social background in Georgia, studying in the People's Republic of China under the terms of grants is attractive for students.