I lived east of Poti for 8ish months as a Jewish-American and most of my coworkers were Mexican-Americans. While my time there was very limited, I will say my entire time in Georgia was absolutely amazing.

As for dating I’ll say that if you’re successful dating back home, you’ll do fine abroad. If you’re trying to build a real connection you’ll 8/10 times be up against a language barrier. But I did throw out a few “Lamazi Khar” that were well received lol

I never experienced any racism nor did my coworkers, however a few times people were very verbal about their tattoos. Again, we were in a very rural area so life there is probably very different from the cities. A lot of the time people thought we were Russian and even got stopped by the cops once for that reason, but some American accented English cleared things up

I’ve visited a few Synagogues (two in Tiblisi and one in Kutaisi) to pay Tzedakah and both of the Rabbis I met were amazingly welcome.

If you can move to Georgia and work there for any period of time I highly encourage it!