The Polish community in Georgia is a community of Polish emigrants and their descendants living in the country. Although not one of the largest ethnic groups in Georgia, it plays an important role in the context of relations between Poland and Georgia.

The Polish community in Georgia consists of a variety of people, both those who have settled here permanently and those who are temporarily, such as those connected with work or study. They are people with different professions and interests, but are often united by their love for their homeland and a desire to preserve their Polish roots and culture.

Polish emigrants in Georgia maintain contacts with Poland, often participating in events organized by the Polish Embassy or other Polish institutions. In 1995, the Cultural and Educational Union of Poles of Georgia “Polonia” was established, which is the oldest Polish organization in Georgia, bringing together most of the descendants of Georgian Poles . They also try to work to promote Polish culture by organizing meetings, cultural events and Polish language lessons.

The Polish diaspora in Georgia strives to be a bridge between the two countries, promoting mutual understanding and cooperation. It is also part of the global Polish diaspora, which engages in social, cultural and educational projects, contributing to building a positive image of Poland abroad.