Georgians in Germany

Last updated October 26, 2025

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Georgians in Germany
Total population

40,885
Languages
German, Georgian
Religion
Christianity

According to the Federal Statistical Office of Germany, 40,885 Georgians lived in Germany in 2024. The number rose continuously from 2014 (19,142) to 2023, peaking at 46,505, before declining to the 2024 level.^[1]

Notable people
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References

Notable people

References

↑ "Statistischer Bericht - Ausländische Bevölkerung 2024" (in German).

v t e Georgian diaspora
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Georgians in Germany

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Notable people

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