Social media, such as Facebook, is changing adoptive family realities in international adoption. These technologies are making it easier for adopted people and their birth family to search for and contact each other. This article offers an exploration of internationally adopted adults’ outlook on the support they received and that they recommend for others who experience virtual contact with their birth family. The results stem from a master’s study on contact through social media between internationally adopted adults and their birth family. Qualitative data were collected through individual interviews and analyzed thematically through interpretative phenomenological analysis. The results show the importance for adopted people who experience the studied reality to receive adaptive and varied support, such as encouragement and understanding, from family and friends as well as their wider social circle. Support from adoption competent professionals is also highlighted.