According to IMF, Georgia’s GDP per capita in 2025 will be $9,571, ranking the country 84th in the world between Dominica and Armenia. This figure is $430 higher than in 2024.
The average GDP per capita in the EU is $44.2 thousand, the highest rate is $141 thousand in Luxembourg and the lowest - $18.5 thousand in Bulgaria. Accordingly, Bulgaria is twice as rich in terms of GDP per capita as Georgia.
The European Union has a total of 10 candidate countries, of which Georgia’s GDP per capita exceeds that of 3 countries. Due to the ongoing war, the lowest figure is in Ukraine, which is $6.3 thousand. In addition, it is important to note that when Georgia was granted candidate country status, that is, in December 2023, Georgia was ahead of both Albania and North Macedonia in terms of GDP, although according to estimates for 2025, the GDP per capita of these countries is higher than Georgia's.
GDP per capita in the EU caniate countries:
Turkey - $16,709;
Serbia - $14,174;
Montenegro - $13,508;
Albania - $10,527;
North Macedonia - $9,882;
Georgia - $9,571;
Bosnia and Herzegovina - $8,362;
Moldova - $8,260;
Ukraine - $6,261.
