

Asia · Western Asia
Human development is high.
Income and inflation over time
Income per person rose 386% in current dollars from 2006 to 2025, and rose 169% after inflation.
GDP per person, current US$At purchasing power parityInflation
World Bank: GDP per person in current US dollars and at PPP, real GDP per person, consumer price inflation. Observed years only.
Internet speeds
Ookla Speedtest Global Index, median download speed, ranked among the countries Ookla lists.

Georgia's Human Development Index
57th of 193 in UNDP's 2023 ranking, 12th of 43 in Asia.
UNDP builds the index from three dimensions: a long and healthy life, being knowledgeable, and a decent standard of living. They are measured by life expectancy at birth, mean and expected years of schooling, and gross national income per capita. UNDP Human Development Report 2025.
Nearest countries by HDI
HDI since 2000
Year by yearHuman development rose from 0.705 in 2000 to 0.844 in 2023.
UNDP Human Development Report, 2025 edition. 24 annual values, none interpolated.
Twenty years here
Year by yearThe world reportWorld Bank, from the first to the last observed year of each indicator; each has its own window.
Flat 20% tax and 365-day visa-free stays make it a nomad favourite; Tbilisi is underrated. The case for living here is very high human development.
Georgia is a South Caucasus country of extraordinary natural beauty, with the high peaks of the Greater Caucasus, ancient wine-producing valleys, cliff-carved cave monasteries, and a capital in Tbilisi that combines centuries of history with a thriving contemporary arts scene. The food and wine culture here is ancient and deeply generous, and the hospitality of Georgian people is legendary. It is widely considered one of the most rewarding travel destinations in the world for those who discover it.
Georgia's Human Development Index is 0.844 for 2023 (UNDP Human Development Report 2025), ranked #57 of 193 by UNDP.
Georgia scores 2.07 on the Global Peace Index (lower is more peaceful), ranked #93 of 161 countries by the Institute for Economics & Peace. That measures national-level peace, not street crime; both are covered below.
Numbeo's cost-of-living index puts Georgia at 33.1 (New York = 100); that is #39 cheapest of 143 countries with data.
Life expectancy at birth in Georgia is 74.7 yrs (World Bank), ranked #90 of 195 countries.
Numbeo's quality-of-life index scores Georgia at 126.6, ranked #56 of 87 countries with data. It composites purchasing power, safety, healthcare, cost of living, commute and pollution from resident surveys, so it reflects what residents report rather than what an economy produces.