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Labor Statistics > Workers' remittances, receipts > BoP, current US$ (1981) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Portugal: 2,830,971,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 2     Turkey: 2,490,000,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 3     India: 2,299,526,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 4     Egypt: 2,180,857,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 5     Pakistan: 2,067,108,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 6     Italy: 1,486,435,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 7     Spain: 1,296,470,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 8     Greece: 1,057,000,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 9     Jordan: 1,032,941,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 10     Morocco: 1,013,476,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 11     Mexico: 859,000,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 12     Belgium: 455,330,700 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 13     Algeria: 447,193,200 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 14     Bangladesh: 381,052,200 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 15     Sudan: 369,319,700 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 16     Tunisia: 360,466,800 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 17     France: 346,809,600 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 18     Philippines: 254,000,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 19     Sri Lanka: 229,559,400 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 20     Austria: 197,825,800 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 21     New Zealand: 196,940,700 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 22     Dominican Republic: 182,900,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 23     Burkina Faso: 153,320,500 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 24     Haiti: 126,620,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 25     Colombia: 99,000,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 26     Korea, South: 95,800,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 27     Brazil: 69,000,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 28     Senegal: 64,475,420 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 29     Jamaica: 62,700,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 30     Benin: 62,006,070 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 31     Mali: 47,657,350 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 32     El Salvador: 42,160,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 33     Oman: 40,532,720 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 34     Cape Verde: 31,596,890 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 35     Cameroon: 21,123,800 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 36     Malta: 19,394,840 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 37     Samoa: 18,557,470 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 38     Nigeria: 12,951,100 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 39     Norway: 8,816,272 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 40     Dominica: 8,500,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 41     Togo: 7,864,382 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 42     Somalia: 7,148,531 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 43     Niger: 4,578,050 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 44     Mauritania: 3,706,324 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 45     Panama: 2,200,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 46     Rwanda: 1,766,859 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 47     Paraguay: 1,700,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 48     Trinidad and Tobago: 1,416,667 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 49     Comoros: 1,221,805 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 50     Saint Kitts and Nevis: 1,111,111 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 51     São Tomé and Príncipe: 877,616.4 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 52     Ghana: 800,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 53     Zimbabwe: 735,964.1 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 54     Bolivia: 500,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 55     Suriname: 400,000 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 56     Madagascar: 220,807.1 BoP $   1981 Time series
# 57     Gabon: 184,005.2 BoP $   1981 Time series
Total: 23,055,826,653.8 BoP $   
Weighted average: 404,488,186.9 BoP $  


DEFINITION: Workers' remittances are current transfers by migrants who are employed or intend to remain employed for more than a year in another economy in which they are considered residents. Some developing countries classify workers' remittances as a factor income receipt (and thus as a component of GNI). The World Bank adheres to international guidelines in defining GNI, and its classification of workers' remittances may therefore differ from national practices. This item shows receipts by the reporting country. Data are in current U.S. dollars.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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