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Average salary in Russia by year

101 784 rubles per month, 2025 +12 715 to 2024

Average monthly nominal gross salary across the full range of organizations. Gross means before tax: net pay is about thirteen percent lower.

0 25,000 50,000 75,000 100,000 125,000 2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 2015 2018 2021 2024
101 784
now, 2025
+12 715
year-on-year, from 2024 (+14,3%)
101 784
maximum of row, 2025
2 223
minimum of row, 2000

Data for 2018–2021 are missing from the series: the current Rosstat publication ends in 2018, while the monthly series starts in 2022. Missing years are not imputed.

Values from 2022 onward represent the average of twelve months. An incomplete year is not included in the table: an average based on several months is not comparable to a full-year average, and December is about forty percent higher than November due to annual bonuses.

The arithmetic mean is significantly higher than the median: a few very high salaries pull the average up.

Table by year

Period rubles per month Change
2000 2 223
2001 3 240 +1 017
2002 4 360 +1 120
2003 5 499 +1 138
2004 6 740 +1 241
2005 8 555 +1 815
2006 10 634 +2 079
2007 13 593 +2 960
2008 17 290 +3 697
2009 18 638 +1 347
2010 20 952 +2 315
2011 23 369 +2 417
2012 26 629 +3 260
2013 29 792 +3 163
2014 32 495 +2 703
2015 34 030 +1 535
2016 36 709 +2 679
2017 39 167 +2 458
2018 43 724 +4 557
2019 47 867 +4 143
2020 51 344 +3 477
2021 57 244 +5 900
2022 65 338 +8 094
2023 74 854 +9 516
2024 89 069 +14 215
2025 101 784 +12 715

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average salary in Russia?

The most recent closed value in the table above, gross salary. Net pay after tax is about thirteen percent lower.

Why do different news sources report different figures for the same year?

Three common reasons: different months are used, and December differs from August by about one and a half times; gross and net pay are confused; the scope of organizations differs, with the full range including small businesses, while large and medium-sized enterprises are excluded.

Average or median salary: what is the difference?

The average is the sum of all salaries divided by the number of employees. The median is the salary above and below which exactly half of employees fall. The median is always lower and closer to people's actual earnings.

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