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Average salary in Armenia

What people take home per month and earn per year, by industry and against other countries

#117 by average salary in the world#12 in the Middle East

Wages in Armenia

77% of gross pay stays in hand after income tax and employee contributions

Per employee, all industries

Take-home / mo

AMD 150,000

Gross / yr

AMD 2.3M

GrossAMD 195,000/mo
NetAMD 150,00077%
Tax & contributionsAMD 44,90023%

Salaries in Armenia by industry

Take-home pay by industry against the national average

take-home/mo · % vs national average
IT & communication
AMD 284,000+90%
Mining & quarrying
AMD 276,000+84%
Professional & scientific
AMD 209,000+39%
Construction
AMD 182,000+22%
Water & waste
AMD 127,000-15%
Education
AMD 90,200-40%

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Key facts

Salaries in Armenia in numbers

Mining & quarrying is paid unusually well in Armenia

Here it sits at +84% against the national average, where the same industry usually sits at +24%.

Pays well below the middle in the Middle East

AMD 150,000 a month against AMD 414,000 for the middle country in the Middle East.

Agriculture & fishing is where the country places highest

It ranks #35 of 105 in the world, while Armenia ranks #117 of 169 on pay overall.

IT & communication pays the most

It averages AMD 284,000 a month, 90% above the national average of AMD 150,000.

Industries pay 3.2× apart

Education sits at the bottom on AMD 90,200 a month, against a national average of AMD 150,000.

Next door, Turkey pays 1.8× more

AMD 274,000 a month in Turkey against AMD 150,000 here, the widest gap to any neighbouring country.

How salaries in Armenia compare

Neighbours, region and the world on the same take-home figure

take-home/mo · % vs Armenia
1Turkey
AMD 274,000+83%
2Armenia
AMD 150,000
3Azerbaijan
AMD 149,000+0%
4Georgia
AMD 133,000-11%

Industries against the world

Where this country pays an industry more, or less, than that industry is usually paid

Pays more than usual here

  • Mining & quarrying+84% here, usually +24%
  • IT & communication+90% here, usually +47%
  • Agriculture & fishing-1% here, usually -38%

Pays less than usual here

  • Education-40% here, usually +16%
  • Energy & utilities-7% here, usually +36%
  • Finance & insurance+21% here, usually +57%

“Usually” is what the same industry pays above or below the national average in a typical country

Data source: Mean monthly earnings 2023 (ILOSTAT), adjusted to 2026 using IMF GDP-per-capita growth

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What you could earn in Armenia

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IT & communication

Take-home in Armenia

AMD 114,000/mo

vs AMD 442,000 in your country

Cost of living

AMD 105,000

vs AMD 295,000 in your country

Potential savings

AMD 8,770

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary in Armenia?

The average salary in Armenia is AMD 195,000 a month before tax, or AMD 150,000 take-home after tax and social contributions. Over a year that's AMD 2,340,000 before tax and AMD 1,800,000 after.

What is the average salary in Armenia in US dollars?

The average salary in Armenia in US dollars is about $6,348 a year before tax, or $407 a month after tax.

What are the highest-paying jobs in Armenia?

The highest-paying jobs in Armenia are in IT, mining, and professional. Take-home pay in these industries averages around AMD 284,000 a month (about AMD 4,420,000 gross a year), roughly 90% above the national average.

What is a good salary in Armenia?

A good salary in Armenia is generally one above the national average — more than AMD 150,000 take-home a month, or AMD 2,340,000 gross a year. But a lot depends on your spending, where you live, and your financial goals.

What salary do you need to live comfortably in Armenia?

A typical person in Armenia spends about AMD 193,000 a month, while the average take-home pay is AMD 150,000. How much you need to live comfortably depends on the city, your family situation, and how you usually spend. See the cost of living in Armenia for the full picture.

What are the lowest-paying jobs in Armenia?

Education is the lowest-paying industry in Armenia. Pay there averages around AMD 90,200 a month take-home (about AMD 1,410,000 gross a year). For comparison, the highest-paying industries pay about 3.2 times more.

Is Armenia a high-salary country?

No. By average after-tax pay, Armenia is ahead of 31% of countries worldwide and ranks 12th out of 15 countries in the Middle East.

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