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Immigration Statistics > Foreign worker salaries > % of GDP (2009) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Tajikistan: 35.12 %   2009 Time series
# 2     Tonga: 27.91 %   2009 Time series
# 3     Lesotho: 26.23 %   2009 Time series
# 4     Samoa: 25.05 %   2009 Time series
# 5     Nepal: 23.83 %   2009 Time series
# 6     Moldova: 22.4 %   2009 Time series
# 7     Lebanon: 21.89 %   2009 Time series
# 8     Kyrgyzstan: 21.66 %   2009 Time series
# 9     Haiti: 21.23 %   2009 Time series
# 10     Honduras: 17.6 %   2009 Time series
# 11     El Salvador: 16.5 %   2009 Time series
# 12     Jamaica: 15.84 %   2009 Time series
# 13     Jordan: 14.34 %   2009 Time series
# 14     Serbia and Montenegro: 12.58 %   2009 Time series
# 15     Nicaragua: 12.52 %   2009 Time series
# 16     Philippines: 12.26 %   2009 Time series
# 17     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 12.21 %   2009 Time series
# 18     Bangladesh: 11.78 %   2009 Time series
# 19     Albania: 10.96 %   2009 Time series
# 20     Gambia, The: 10.88 %   2009 Time series
# 21     Guatemala: 10.79 %   2009 Time series
# 22     Togo: 10.75 %   2009 Time series
# 23     Senegal: 10.64 %   2009 Time series
# 24     Cape Verde: 9.43 %   2009 Time series
# 25     Armenia: 8.83 %   2009 Time series
# 26     Grenada: 8.57 %   2009 Time series
# 27     Sri Lanka: 8.01 %   2009 Time series
# 28     Saint Kitts and Nevis: 7.44 %   2009 Time series
# 29     Dominican Republic: 7.41 %   2009 Time series
# 30     Vietnam: 7.35 %   2009 Time series
# 31     Morocco: 6.86 %   2009 Time series
# 32     Georgia: 6.65 %   2009 Time series
# 33     Kiribati: 6.39 %   2009 Time series
# 34     Liberia: 6.19 %   2009 Time series
# 35     Bolivia: 6.16 %   2009 Time series
# 36     Dominica: 6.12 %   2009 Time series
# 37     Belize: 5.95 %   2009 Time series
# 38     Kenya: 5.74 %   2009 Time series
# 39     Guinea-Bissau: 5.58 %   2009 Time series
# 40     Nigeria: 5.54 %   2009 Time series
# 41     Sudan: 5.47 %   2009 Time series
# 42     Fiji: 5.44 %   2009 Time series
# 43     Pakistan: 5.38 %   2009 Time series
# 44     Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 5.13 %   2009 Time series
# 45     Tunisia: 4.97 %   2009 Time series
# 46     Mongolia: 4.75 %   2009 Time series
# 47     Uganda: 4.67 %   2009 Time series
# 48     Mali: 4.5 %   2009 Time series
# 49     Ukraine: 4.47 %   2009 Time series
# 50     Ecuador: 4.37 %   2009 Time series
# 51     Macedonia, Republic of: 4.13 %   2009 Time series
# 52     Paraguay: 4.07 %   2009 Time series
# 53     India: 3.78 %   2009 Time series
# 54     Benin: 3.64 %   2009 Time series
# 55     Cambodia: 3.42 %   2009 Time series
# 56     Bulgaria: 3.2 %   2009 Time series
# 57     Barbados: 3.15 %   2009 Time series
# 58     Lithuania: 3.14 %   2009 Time series
# 59     Swaziland: 3.11 %   2009 Time series
# 60     Djibouti: 3.09 %   2009 Time series
# 61     Romania: 3.06 %   2009 Time series
# 62     Luxembourg: 3.03 %   2009 Time series
# 63     Azerbaijan: 2.96 %   2009 Time series
# 64     Saint Lucia: 2.92 %   2009 Time series
# 65     Syria: 2.55 %   2009 Time series
# 66     Mexico: 2.51 %   2009 Time series
# 67     Mauritius: 2.46 %   2009 Time series
# 68     Sierra Leone: 2.41 %   2009 Time series
# 69     Croatia: 2.34 %   2009 Time series
# 70     Latvia: 2.26 %   2009 Time series
# 71     Belgium: 2.22 %   2009 Time series
# 72     Antigua and Barbuda: 2.16 %   2009 Time series
# 73     Burundi: 2.13 %   2009 Time series
# 74     Comoros: 2.07 %   2009 Time series
# 75     Poland: 2.05 %   2009 Time series
# 76     Slovakia: 1.91 %   2009 Time series
# 77     Rwanda: 1.83 %   2009 Time series
# 78     Peru: 1.82 %   2009 Time series
# 79     Colombia: 1.79 %   2009 Time series
# 80     Hungary: 1.77 %   2009 Time series
# 81     Costa Rica: 1.75 %   2009 Time series
# 82     Estonia: 1.7 %   2009 Time series
# 83     Niger: 1.66 %   2009 Time series
# 84     Seychelles: 1.63 %   2009 Time series
# 85     Guinea: 1.55 %   2009 Time series
# 86     Portugal: 1.54 %   2009 Time series
# 87     Algeria: 1.46 %   2009 Time series
# 88     Indonesia: 1.26 %   2009 Time series
# 89     Burkina Faso: 1.22 %   2009 Time series
# 90     Mozambique: 1.14 %   2009 Time series
# 91     São Tomé and Príncipe: 1.04 %   2009 Time series
# 92     Vanuatu: 1 %   2009 Time series
# 93     China: 0.98 %   2009 Time series
# 94     Ethiopia: 0.92 %   2009 Time series
# 95     Austria: 0.86 %   2009 Time series
# 96     Côte d'Ivoire: 0.8 %   2009 Time series
# 97     Botswana: 0.74 %   2009 Time series
# 98     Belarus: 0.73 %   2009 Time series
# 99     Panama: 0.71 %   2009 Time series
# 100     Spain: 0.68 %   2009 Time series
# 101     Cameroon: 0.67 %   2009 Time series
# 102     Israel: 0.65 %   2009 Time series
# 103     Czech Republic: 0.63 %   2009 Time series
# 104     Laos: 0.63 %   2009 Time series
# 105     Thailand: 0.62 %   2009 Time series
# 106     Greece: 0.61 %   2009 Time series
# 107     France: 0.59 %   2009 Time series
# 108     Malaysia: 0.59 %   2009 Time series
# 109     Slovenia: 0.58 %   2009 Time series
# 110     Switzerland: 0.51 %   2009 Time series
# 111     New Zealand: 0.48 %   2009 Time series
# 112     Trinidad and Tobago: 0.47 %   2009 Time series
# 113     Netherlands: 0.47 %   2009 Time series
# 114     Australia: 0.44 %   2009 Time series
# 115     Ghana: 0.44 %   2009 Time series
# 116     Russia: 0.43 %   2009 Time series
# 117     Finland: 0.36 %   2009 Time series
# 118     Solomon Islands: 0.36 %   2009 Time series
# 119     Germany: 0.33 %   2009 Time series
# 120     Zambia: 0.32 %   2009 Time series
# 121     South Africa: 0.32 %   2009 Time series
# 122     Uruguay: 0.32 %   2009 Time series
# 123     United Kingdom: 0.31 %   2009 Time series
# 124     Denmark: 0.29 %   2009 Time series
# 125     Brazil: 0.27 %   2009 Time series
# 126     Maldives: 0.25 %   2009 Time series
# 127     Ireland: 0.25 %   2009 Time series
# 128     Argentina: 0.21 %   2009 Time series
# 129     Iceland: 0.19 %   2009 Time series
# 130     Norway: 0.17 %   2009 Time series
# 131     Turkey: 0.16 %   2009 Time series
# 132     Sweden: 0.16 %   2009 Time series
# 133     Papua New Guinea: 0.15 %   2009 Time series
# 134     Namibia: 0.15 %   2009 Time series
# 135     Congo, Republic of the: 0.14 %   2009 Time series
# 136     Italy: 0.13 %   2009 Time series
# 137     Kazakhstan: 0.11 %   2009 Time series
# 138     Tanzania: 0.11 %   2009 Time series
# 139     Madagascar: 0.11 %   2009 Time series
# 140     Gabon: 0.09 %   2009 Time series
# 141     Oman: 0.08 %   2009 Time series
# 142     Saudi Arabia: 0.06 %   2009 Time series
# 143     Mauritania: 0.06 %   2009 Time series
# 144     Venezuela: 0.04 %   2009 Time series
# 145     Japan: 0.04 %   2009 Time series
# 146     Libya: 0.02 %   2009 Time series
# 147     United States: 0.02 %   2009 Time series
# 148     Malawi: 0.02 %   2009 Time series
# 149     Chile: 0 %   2009 Time series
Weighted average: 4.6 %  

Historical countries, unions or other regions:
European Union 0.59 %   


DEFINITION: Workers' remittances and compensation of employees comprise current transfers by migrant workers and wages and salaries earned by nonresident workers. Data are the sum of three items defined in the fifth edition of the IMF's Balance of Payments Manual: workers' remittances, compensation of employees, and migrants' transfers. Remittances are classified as current private transfers from migrant workers resident in the host country for more than a year, irrespective of their immigration status, to recipients in their country of origin. Migrants' transfers are defined as the net worth of migrants who are expected to remain in the host country for more than one year that is transferred from one country to another at the time of migration. Compensation of employees is the income of migrants who have lived in the host country for less than a year."

SOURCE: World Bank staff estimates based on IMF balance of payments data, and World Bank and OECD GDP estimates.

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"Foreign worker salaries > % of GDP (2009) by country", World Bank staff estimates based on IMF balance of payments data, and World Bank and OECD GDP estimates.. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/imm_for_wor_sal_of_gdp-immigration-foreign-worker-salaries-gdp&date=2009

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