Trend of Annual Unemployment Rate of Georgia

Updated on May 15, 2026.

According to recent data from the World Bank, the total unemployment rate of Georgia was 12.1% in 2026, a difference of +0.54 points compared to 2025; and the total labor force of Georgia in 2026 was 1,891,375. The most recent figures on male and female unemployment rates were 13.43% and 10.66% respectively in 2026.

The chart and table below shows the trend of the total, male, and female unemployment rates of Georgia for 1992-2026.

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The World Bank defines unemployment rate as "the share of the labor force that is without work but available for and seeking employment".

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Trend of Annual Youth Unemployment Rate of Georgia.

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Data Source: World Bank.

Trend of Annual Unemployment Rate of Georgia (%)

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Trend of Annual Unemployment Rate of Georgia

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Year	Total Unempl.(%)	Male Unempl.(%)	Female Unempl.(%)
1991	2.7	2.85	2.56
1992	5.4	5.7	5.12
1993	5.4	5.7	5.12
1994	8.4	8.87	7.97
1995	7.6	8.03	7.21
1996	11.5	12.14	10.91
1997	11.5	12.13	10.9
1998	14.53	15.33	13.77
1999	13.8	15.43	12.25
2000	10.82	11.13	10.53
2001	11.16	11.66	10.68
2002	12.59	14.13	11.11
2003	11.51	11.48	11.54
2004	12.62	13.44	11.81
2005	13.81	14.89	12.73
2006	13.57	15.36	11.75
2007	13.28	13.94	12.6
2008	17.87	18.13	17.61
2009	20.71	22.2	19.17
2010	20.2	22.63	17.68
2011	19.63	21.68	17.49
2012	19.65	20.83	18.41
2013	19.42	22.32	16.33
2014	17.44	20.1	14.6
2015	16.51	18.84	14.02
2016	16.6	20.24	12.74
2017	13.94	15.04	12.77
2018	12.67	13.96	11.25
2019	11.57	12.83	10.17
2020	11.73	13.09	10.25
2021	11.79	13.14	10.3
2022	11.62	12.89	10.24
2023	11.55	12.82	10.18
2024	11.56	12.83	10.19
2025	12.1	13.43	10.66