Recent research suggests that diaspora entrepreneurship can contribute to development by creating businesses and jobs, stimulating innovation, creating social capital across borders, and channeling political and financial capital toward their countries of origin. Countries with higher levels of diaspora entrepreneurship tend to have promising prospects for economic growth, as well as proactive diaspora engagement policies, good governance, positive sociocultural perceptions of entrepreneurship, a critical mass of human and social capital, and accessibleto  financial institutions and pools of capital. The latest changes in the normative framework of social entrepreneurship in the Republic of Moldova, have favored the implementation of projects for the diaspora members that want to invest in affairs with social temptation. Such a project is „Development of Moldovan Diaspora Entrepreneurship”. The paper claims the priorities and main domains on which focuses this action and also suggests issues for further research