According to the document, the Georgian government should:

• Strengthen discussions with EU member states about recognizing Georgia as a safe country and organize information campaigns for Georgian public.
• Implement international best practices on controlling the flow of Georgians possibly seeking asylum abroad.
• Accept responsibility of providing financial assistance to repatriate violators.
• Carry out information campaigns about the strict obligations against those who violate the rules of visa-free regime.
• Provide a complex analysis of the database of those individuals who are violating the rules of visa-free travel regime.
• Actively work on information campaigns directed to debunk the myths.
• Closely cooperate with those countries that have initiated the issue of revisioning visa liberalization for Georgia.
• Activate the work of law-enforcing structures against those companies and criminal structures that support the outflow of Georgians who are potentially seeking asylum abroad.
• Pay particular attention to the possible falsification of facts.
• Intensify its efforts regarding the opening of the job markets for Georgians.
• Propose that the EU shares the practice of Schengen Information System (SIS).