GeraJobs in Georgia 2026 — Jobs in Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi

The Georgian job market in 2026

Average gross wage in Georgia reached ~₾2,100/month in late 2025 (Geostat), with Tbilisi running ~40% above the national average. Tech, BPO, finance and hospitality are the fastest-growing sectors. A significant minority of Tbilisi-based workers are remote for overseas employers — part of the 20,000+ digital-nomad base on Georgia's 1-year visa-free regime.

Georgian Labour Code rules every employer needs

• Written employment contract: required for relationships over 3 months; in Georgian (Kartuli) with optional translation.
• Probation: up to 6 months.
• Working hours: 40-hour standard week; overtime compensated.
• Termination: 30-day notice from employer; severance varies.
• Annual leave: 24 calendar days minimum.
• Payroll tax: 20% flat income tax, withheld at source. 2% mandatory pension contribution from employer, 2% from employee, 2% from state (for local residents).

Freelance & small-business status (1% flat tax)

Georgia's Revenue Service offers an unusually attractive regime for freelancers: register as an individual entrepreneur on small-business status and pay 1% flat tax on turnover up to ₾500,000/year. GeraJobs helps freelancers file the registration, get the tax certificate, and generate lari invoices that pair with rs.ge e-invoicing.

Tbilisi salary ranges in lari (₾)

• Junior software engineer: ₾2,500–₾5,000/month gross
• Mid software engineer: ₾5,000–₾9,000
• Senior software engineer: ₾9,000–₾18,000
• Marketing manager: ₾3,000–₾7,000
• Accountant: ₾2,000–₾5,000
• Hospitality / front-of-house (Batumi): ₾1,400–₾2,800
• Call-centre / BPO English: ₾1,800–₾3,500
• Remote USD/EUR roles: $1,500–$6,000, typically paid via Wise or Payoneer

Paying employees in Georgia

• Bank transfer to TBC, Bank of Georgia, Liberty, ProCredit, BasisBank
• TBC Business — bulk payroll upload
• Bank of Georgia Business — salary project (cheaper per-employee fees)
• For freelancers: direct ₾ transfer to rs.ge-registered account

How GeraJobs differs from jobs.ge, hr.ge and Vendoo

jobs.ge and hr.ge are the dominant Georgian boards — mostly local language, paid posts, classic board layout. Vendoo is classifieds, including some gigs. GeraJobs adds: verified employer profiles, Kartuli+English post UI, freelance / remote filters, Georgian Labour Code templates, direct-apply with AI-prepared Georgian CV, and salary transparency in ₾.

Digital-nomad job market in Tbilisi

The Tbilisi nomad community is large enough to be its own micro-market. Remote software engineering and design are the dominant roles, but the last two years have added remote operations, product management, growth marketing and customer success roles advertised to Tbilisi-based candidates. GeraJobs surfaces these with a dedicated "Remote / Tbilisi-based" filter.

Georgian language note

Postings display in Kartuli (ქართული) by default if the employer's locale is Georgia, with English and Russian toggles. AI translation runs in both directions at apply time. ქართულ ენაზე თარგმანი მოდის for the long-form blog content.

Related reading

• GeraLearn in Georgia — upskilling tracks
• GeraCash in Georgia — get paid in ₾/USD/EUR
• GeraCompliance in Georgia — labour law