Do I need to declare an expensive personal laptop when flying into Georgia?

One traveler brought several unboxed MacBooks as personal belongings. They used the red channel to declare cash and a dog, while customs did not ask about the luggage contents or their value.

The discussion suggests personal electronics usually attract less scrutiny, but carrying 10 identical iPhones in a backpack would be difficult to explain as personal use. A laptop that is already in use is less likely to resemble commercial importation.

The original traveler cites a GEL 3,000 limit and says they had repeatedly crossed the border with a laptop worth about GEL 4,000–5,000 without being questioned. This is personal experience rather than confirmation of an official rule.