Hot countries Compared by Transport > Maritime > Imports of goods and services > Constant 2000 US$

DEFINITION: Imports of goods and services (constant 2000 US$). Imports of goods and services represent the value of all goods and other market services received from the rest of the world. They include the value of merchandise, freight, insurance, transport, travel, royalties, license fees, and other services, such as communication, construction, financial, information, business, personal, and government services. They exclude compensation of employees and investment income (formerly called factor services) and transfer payments. Data are in constant 2005 U.S. dollars.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Hong Kong	$463.26 billion	2012
2	India	$443.68 billion	2012
3	Singapore	$357.95 billion	2012
4	Mexico	$335.92 billion	2012
5	Australia	$241.25 billion	2012
6	Brazil	$229.82 billion	2012
7	Thailand	$178.28 billion	2012
8	Malaysia	$171.64 billion	2012
9	Indonesia	$134.37 billion	2012
10	Saudi Arabia	$81.80 billion	2005
11	Vietnam	$72.31 billion	2012
12	Philippines	$66.93 billion	2012
13	Venezuela	$60.67 billion	2012
14	Colombia	$55.36 billion	2012
15	Egypt	$55.33 billion	2012
16	Angola	$52.75 billion	2012
17	Nicaragua	$52.41 billion	2012
18	Nigeria	$37.13 billion	2012
19	Algeria	$32.65 billion	2009
20	Bangladesh	$25.39 billion	2012
21	Panama	$22.99 billion	2012
22	Kuwait	$22.84 billion	2005
23	Pakistan	$21.82 billion	2012
24	Ecuador	$17.56 billion	2012
25	Macau	$16.30 billion	2012
26	Dominican Republic	$15.64 billion	2012
27	Costa Rica	$14.34 billion	2012
28	Sri Lanka	$14.27 billion	2012
29	Qatar	$14.20 billion	2005
30	Kenya	$13.34 billion	2012
31	Guatemala	$13.21 billion	2012
32	Tanzania	$12.91 billion	2012
33	Libya	$12.45 billion	2005
34	Cuba	$10.40 billion	2011
35	Bahrain	$10.29 billion	2005
36	Oman	$9.65 billion	2005
37	Cambodia	$8.91 billion	2011
38	Honduras	$8.80 billion	2012
39	El Salvador	$8.57 billion	2012
40	Democratic Republic of the Congo	$8.04 billion	2012
41	Trinidad and Tobago	$7.54 billion	2008
42	Ethiopia	$7.47 billion	2012
43	Cote d'Ivoire	$7.23 billion	2008
44	Sudan	$7.22 billion	2007
45	Yemen	$7.10 billion	2010
46	Cameroon	$6.86 billion	2012
47	Ghana	$6.62 billion	2005
48	Botswana	$6.35 billion	2012
49	Mozambique	$6.31 billion	2012
50	Jamaica	$6.12 billion	2005
51	Paraguay	$5.86 billion	2012
52	Uganda	$5.22 billion	2011
53	Mauritius	$5.11 billion	2012
54	Equatorial Guinea	$4.77 billion	2011
55	Zimbabwe	$4.69 billion	2012
56	Bolivia	$4.48 billion	2012
57	Gabon	$4.48 billion	2012
58	Zambia	$4.42 billion	2011
59	Brunei	$4.23 billion	2012
60	Senegal	$4.01 billion	2012
61	The Bahamas	$3.99 billion	2012
62	Madagascar	$3.49 billion	2009
63	Chad	$2.85 billion	2005
64	Mauritania	$2.70 billion	2012
65	Malawi	$2.43 billion	2011
66	Laos	$2.28 billion	2012
67	Burkina Faso	$2.18 billion	2011
68	Haiti	$2.17 billion	2012
69	Mali	$2.12 billion	2007
70	Barbados	$2.02 billion	2005
71	Fiji	$1.96 billion	2005
72	Swaziland	$1.83 billion	2012
73	Benin	$1.43 billion	2010
74	Togo	$1.35 billion	2011
75	Sierra Leone	$1.25 billion	2011
76	Niger	$1.05 billion	2005
77	Guinea	$1.03 billion	2005
78	Guyana	$983.31 million	2005
79	Maldives	$868.58 million	2005
80	Suriname	$809.91 million	2005
81	Belize	$750.81 million	2011
82	Liberia	$714.17 million	2012
83	Antigua and Barbuda	$682.72 million	2005
84	Seychelles	$674.95 million	2005
85	Cape Verde	$647.01 million	2005
86	Saint Lucia	$594.85 million	2005
87	Djibouti	$425.48 million	2006
88	Grenada	$396.16 million	2005
89	Eritrea	$345.90 million	2011
90	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	$291.19 million	2005
91	Samoa	$228.43 million	2005
92	Solomon Islands	$226.02 million	2005
93	Dominica	$196.13 million	2005
94	Tonga	$152.82 million	2005
95	Guinea-Bissau	$151.98 million	2005
96	Comoros	$138.38 million	2005
97	Kiribati	$130.58 million	2005

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