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🇬🇪Income and wealth in Georgia

A lower cost-of-living country popular with remote workers and a flat tax for some.

Limited data

In Georgia, a typical income is about ₾19,200 ($6,910) a year. To reach the top 10%, income is around ₾72,000+, and an estimated top 1% starts near ₾360,000+ ($130,000+).

Income tiers in Georgia

Income tier
Typical income (median)

The middle of the range. Half earn less, half earn more.

₾19,200
$6,910
≈ USD
Middle class

Roughly 75% to 200% of the median, a common way to define the middle.

₾14,400 to ₾38,400
$5,180 to $13,800
≈ USD
Upper middle class

Above the middle band, up to the start of the top 10%.

₾38,400 to ₾72,000
$13,800 to $25,900
≈ USD
Top 10%

Income at or above this level is in roughly the top tenth.

₾72,000+
$25,900+
≈ USD
Top 1% (estimated)

An approximate threshold for the top one percent.

₾360,000+
$130,000+
≈ USD

The income ladder

How income climbs from typical to the top, in Georgia. Shown on a compressed scale so every step stays visible.

Typical income$6,910
Upper middle starts$13,800
Top 10%$25,900
Top 1% (est.)$130,000

Bars use a compressed (logarithmic) scale. USD values are approximate, converted at mid-2024 exchange rates.

How Georgia compares

A typical income in Georgia is around or above the global median income.

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Common questions about income in Georgia

What is a typical income in Georgia?

A typical (median) income in Georgia is about ₾19,200 per year, or roughly $6,910. Half of earners make less and half make more.

What income is considered middle class in Georgia?

Middle-class incomes in Georgia run roughly from ₾14,400 to ₾38,400 a year, about 75% to 200% of the median. In dollars that is around $5,180 to $13,800.

What income puts you in the top 10% in Georgia?

An income of about ₾72,000 or more a year, roughly $25,900, is near the top 10% in Georgia.

What income puts you in the top 1% in Georgia?

An estimated ₾360,000 or more a year, roughly $130,000, places someone near the top 1% in Georgia. Top-percentile figures are approximate.

How does income in Georgia compare to the rest of the world?

A typical income in Georgia is around or above the global median income. Worldwide, an income near $200,000 is already in roughly the global top 1%.

Limited data. National data exists, but top percentiles are especially approximate. Data reflects 2022–2023.

Educational tool: Global Wealth Explorer shows approximate income estimates based on public data from national statistics offices, the World Bank, and published research. Figures are for perspective and learning, not official determinations. Incomes are pre-tax and individual where possible. Amounts are converted to USD at approximate mid-2024 exchange rates for comparison, so dollar figures shift with currency moves.

Sources: Geostat Household Income Survey