Local Salaries · Georgia
What is a good salary in 🇬🇪 Georgia (Tbilisi)?
The median is about $546/month; top-10% earners clear $1,447/month.
The local wage ladder
| Band | Monthly | Annual | Local currency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Survival floorsingle-person essentials | $599 | $7,188 | 1,643 GEL/mo |
| Median (p50)typical earner | $546 | $6,552 | 1,498 GEL/mo |
| Comfortable (p75)upper-middle | $912 | $10,944 | 2,502 GEL/mo |
| Top 10% (p90)high earner | $1,447 | $17,364 | 3,969 GEL/mo |
| Top 1% (p99)elite | $3,201 | $38,412 | 8,780 GEL/mo |
Modelled from World Bank GNI $8,990 (2025) and Gini 33.9 (consumption-based, widened to 40.9). Check where you stand in the interactive benchmarker.
Countries with similar median pay
- 🇸🇹 São Tomé and Príncipe — median $546/mo
- 🇯🇴 Jordan — median $542/mo
- 🇲🇭 Marshall Islands — median $542/mo
- 🇬🇩 Grenada — median $555/mo
See also: what everyday life costs in Georgia
Frequently asked questions
- What is a good salary in Georgia?
- The median wage is about $546/month ($6,552/year). A "comfortable" p75 salary is around $912/month, and you'd be a top-10% earner above $1,447/month.
- What is a top 10% salary in Georgia?
- Roughly $1,447/month ($17,364/year) puts you in the top 10%; the top 1% starts near $3,201/month.
- What is the minimum wage in Georgia?
- A minimum-wage figure for Georgia is not available here — No minimum-wage figure available: not published by ILOSTAT for this country and not curated.
- How are these Georgia salary figures calculated?
- A log-normal wage model calibrated from World Bank GNI per capita ($8,990, 2025) and the Gini index (33.9, consumption-based — widened to 40.9 income-equivalent). Estimates for benchmarking, not payroll data.