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Average salary in Georgia

Gross and take-home pay, by industry and against other countries

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Average salary

Take-home / mo

GEL 958

Gross / yr

GEL 14,800

GrossGEL 1,230/mo
NetGEL 95878%
Tax & contributionsGEL 27322%

Georgia is a small, open economy where a career earns a modest living and the pay leans toward property, tech, and government work. It sits low both in its region and against the world, and tax takes only a modest cut, so you keep most of what you bring in.

Salaries in Georgia by industry

Your field does a lot of the work here. Real estate, tech, and public administration pay best, while staffing, utilities, and farming sit well below — a real gap, so for a professional the sector you're in goes a long way toward whether the pay feels worth the move.

take-home/mo · % vs national average
Real estate
GEL 2,240+133%
IT & communication
GEL 1,500+57%
Public administration
GEL 1,300+36%
Energy & utilities
GEL 1,260+32%
Water & waste
GEL 629-34%
Agriculture & fishing
GEL 573-40%

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What you could earn in Georgia

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IT & communication

Take-home in Georgia

GEL 600/mo

vs GEL 3,190 in your country

Cost of living

GEL 658

vs GEL 2,120 in your country

Potential savings

−GEL 58

more than in your country

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How salaries in Georgia compare

Among its neighbours Georgia comes in at the bottom, and worldwide it ranks on the lower side. It out-earns relatively few countries, which matches a small economy that's grown more open and business-friendly than rich — easy to work in, but the pay hasn't caught up with that yet.

take-home/mo · % vs Georgia
1Russia
GEL 2,890+202%
2Turkey
GEL 1,980+106%
3Armenia
GEL 1,080+13%
4Azerbaijan
GEL 1,080+12%
5Georgia
GEL 958

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

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary in Georgia?

The average salary in Georgia is GEL 1,230 a month before tax, or GEL 958 take-home after tax and social contributions. Over a year that's GEL 14,800 before tax and GEL 11,500 after.

What is the average salary in Georgia in US dollars?

The average salary in Georgia in US dollars is about $5,568 a year before tax, or $361 a month after tax.

What salary do you need to live comfortably in Georgia?

A typical person in Georgia spends about GEL 1,490 a month, while the average take-home pay is GEL 958. 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 Georgia for the full picture.

What are the highest-paying jobs in Georgia?

The highest-paying jobs in Georgia are in real estate, IT, and public sector. Take-home pay in these industries averages around GEL 2,240 a month (about GEL 34,400 gross a year), roughly 133% above the national average.

What are the lowest-paying jobs in Georgia?

Agriculture is the lowest-paying industry in Georgia. Pay there averages around GEL 573 a month take-home (about GEL 8,860 gross a year). For comparison, the highest-paying industries pay about 3.9 times more.

What is a good salary in Georgia?

A good salary in Georgia is generally one above the national average — more than GEL 958 take-home a month, or GEL 14,800 gross a year. But a lot depends on your spending, where you live, and your financial goals.

Is Georgia a high-salary country?

No. By average after-tax pay, Georgia is ahead of 29% of countries worldwide and ranks 14th out of 15 countries in the Middle East.

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