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Unemployment Benefits in Georgia

Georgia has no unemployment insurance. Low-income families can get a living (subsistence) allowance through the Social Service Agency's needs assessment, and the State Employment Support Agency helps people who register as jobseekers on Worknet.

✓ From official pages   ✓ Each part says when we checked

At a glance

No unemployment insurance found on official sites.

The job market in Georgia

8.2%
unemployed, October to December 2025
22.4%
of 15 to 24-year-olds
7.6%
a year earlier: it has risen

The International Labour Organization's estimates put Georgia 161st lowest of 183 countries for unemployment in 2025; the world's rate was 4.9%.

Georgia's unemployment rate over the years · every country, ranked

Living allowance (targeted social assistance)

Monetary social assistance for deprived families identified by the evaluation system; procedures are set by the Minister's order and the Social Service Agency administers monetary social allowance.

From an official page, read October 25, 2026.

Questions

Is there unemployment benefit in Georgia?

No unemployment insurance was found on official sites. What exists is Living allowance (targeted social assistance).

Nearby countries

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Where this comes from

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See also: unemployment rate by country · Georgia's unemployment rate · unemployment in the US, state by state.