How many digits is a Georgian personal number?

A Georgian personal number (პირადი ნომერი) is exactly 11 digits. It is issued by the Public Service Development Agency and printed on the national ID card and passport. Any value that is not 11 numeric digits is not a valid personal number.

Does a Georgian personal number have a check digit?

Georgia does not publish an official public check-digit algorithm for the 11-digit personal number, so this tool validates structural rules only: exact length, numeric-only content and a non-zero leading digit. It cannot confirm the number is registered to a real person.

Can this tool tell me whose number it is?

No. The validator only checks the format of the number. It performs no lookup against any government registry and sends nothing over the network, so it cannot reveal identity, residency or any personal data.

Why does my number fail with a leading zero?

Issued Georgian personal numbers do not begin with 0. A leading zero usually means a digit was dropped when copying from a spreadsheet that stripped it. Restore the missing leading digit so the value is a full 11-digit number.

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. All validation runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. The personal number you type never leaves your device, which makes the tool safe for HR, banking and KYC use.

Georgia (Country) Personal Number Validator

The Georgian personal number (პირადი ნომერი) is the 11-digit identifier issued by Georgia’s Public Service Development Agency. It appears on the national ID card and passport and is used everywhere from bank onboarding to eGov portals. This tool validates the structural format of a personal number — length, numeric content and leading-digit rule — entirely inside your browser.

How it works

A valid Georgian personal number must satisfy three structural rules:

After stripping spaces and dashes, it must contain exactly 11 characters.
Every character must be a digit 0–9.
The leading digit must not be 0, because issued numbers are not zero-padded.

Georgia does not publish an official public check-digit formula for the personal number, so the validator deliberately stops at structural checks rather than inventing a checksum that would produce false results. If all three rules pass, the format is valid.

Example

Input:  01024056789   →  invalid (leading zero)
Input:  21024056789    →  valid format (11 digits, non-zero lead)
Input:  2102405678      →  invalid (only 10 digits)

Notes

A “valid format” result confirms the value could be a personal number — it does not confirm the number is registered to a real individual; only the Public Service Development Agency can do that. Because all processing is local, the tool is safe to use for HR, banking and KYC pre-checks where personal data must not leave the device.