Sparsely populated countries Compared by Transport > Maritime > Imports of goods and services > Current US$

DEFINITION: Imports of goods and services (current 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 current U.S. dollars.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Canada	$576.31 billion	2012
2	Russia	$446.09 billion	2012
3	Australia	$321.91 billion	2012
4	Saudi Arabia	$215.21 billion	2012
5	Norway	$137.31 billion	2012
6	Finland	$102.55 billion	2012
7	Argentina	$82.76 billion	2012
8	Kazakhstan	$61.73 billion	2012
9	Algeria	$56.96 billion	2012
10	New Zealand	$49.73 billion	2012
11	Angola	$48.16 billion	2012
12	Libya	$25.59 billion	2008
13	Oman	$22.72 billion	2011
14	Turkmenistan	$15.61 billion	2012
15	Uruguay	$14.81 billion	2012
16	Paraguay	$11.97 billion	2012
17	Sudan	$10.48 billion	2012
18	Bolivia	$10.23 billion	2012
19	Mongolia	$7.89 billion	2012
20	Botswana	$7.25 billion	2012
21	Iceland	$7.24 billion	2012
22	Zambia	$7.11 billion	2011
23	Namibia	$6.86 billion	2012
24	Gabon	$5.77 billion	2012
25	Chad	$5.04 billion	2012
26	Republic of the Congo	$5.02 billion	2011
27	South Sudan	$4.44 billion	2012
28	Mauritania	$3.96 billion	2012
29	Mali	$3.86 billion	2011
30	Niger	$2.96 billion	2012
31	Papua New Guinea	$2.31 billion	2004
32	New Caledonia	$1.01 billion	1999
33	Guyana	$983.31 million	2005
34	Bhutan	$966.56 million	2011
35	Belize	$938.35 million	2011
36	Suriname	$809.91 million	2005
37	Central African Republic	$472.60 million	2012
38	Solomon Islands	$434.20 million	2012
39	Somalia	$346.11 million	1990

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