Countries by imports of goods and services

The United States had the highest imports of goods and services of 180 countries in 2013, at $2.77 trillion. Nauru had the lowest, at $73.87 million. The median was $14.14 billion and the figure for the World was $22.73 trillion. Source: the World Bank.

Highest2,766,375United States

Lowest73.9Nauru

Median14,142.4180 countries

World22,726,015.3History

Top 40 countries, 2013

USD million. Source: World Bank, Imports of goods and services (current US$) (NE.IMP.GNFS.CD). Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

Rank	Countries	2013 USD million	Change on 2012
1	United States	2,766,375	-0.1%
2	China	2,119,392.4	+9.1%
3	Germany	1,366,940.3	+3.7%
4	Japan	948,362.9	-5.8%
5	United Kingdom	881,359.6	+3%
6	France	879,403.3	+4.7%
7	South Korea	644,649.7	-2.5%
8	Netherlands	621,247.1	+5.2%
9	Hong Kong	609,317.6	+8.1%
10	Canada	589,048.6	-0.1%
11	Italy	556,754	-1.3%
12	Singapore	528,920.6	+3.9%
13	India	527,555.3	-7.7%
14	Russia	468,622.4	+4.8%
15	Switzerland	440,317.8	+8%
16	Mexico	423,928.4	+3.2%
17	Belgium	412,266.3	+3%
18	Spain	393,853.4	+1.2%
19	Brazil	347,276	+6.4%
20	Australia	335,869.1	+0.1%
21	Türkiye	275,806.3	+9.8%
22	Thailand	274,440.6	+0.4%
23	United Arab Emirates	252,509.5	+5.3%
24	Poland	231,368.4	+3.7%
25	Saudi Arabia	229,995.2	+6.9%
26	Sweden	227,248	+2.2%
27	Indonesia	225,519.4	-1.7%
28	Ireland	218,622.4	+11.3%
29	Austria	217,963.7	+4%
30	Malaysia	216,892.3	+0.6%
31	Denmark	167,807.4	+4.2%
32	Czechia	148,950.5	+0.6%
33	Norway	148,563.6	+6.1%
34	Vietnam	136,871.8	+17.1%
35	South Africa	122,253.2	-1.1%
36	Iran	109,606.6	-21.3%
37	Hungary	107,271.9	+4.3%
38	Finland	106,039.6	+1.7%
39	Ukraine	97,353.1	-3.5%
40	Luxembourg	93,990.6	+11.9%
41	Israel	93,510	+0.6%
42	Chile	91,695.2	+0.1%
43	Slovakia	87,262.1	+7%
44	Portugal	87,195	+5.4%
45	Philippines	84,169.7	+5.8%
46	Venezuela	83,592.7	+6.3%
47	Argentina	81,240.2	+4.1%
48	Romania	78,106.4	+6.7%
49	Greece	77,182.5	-3.3%
50	Colombia	76,037.4	+2.4%
51	Egypt	67,364.3	-0.7%
52	Algeria	65,124.1	+8.7%
53	Iraq	65,103.7	+2.6%
54	Kazakhstan	63,395.8	+2.9%
55	Qatar	58,953.3	+7.8%
56	New Zealand	51,933.4	+4.6%
57	Morocco	50,467.5	+2.3%
58	Peru	50,251.3	+3.6%
59	Pakistan	48,401.9	-0.5%
60	Angola	47,805.3	+4.3%
61	Kuwait	46,580.3	+1.8%
62	Belarus	46,436.1	-4.9%
63	Puerto Rico	45,100.8	-3.2%
64	Oman	41,830.9	+21.6%
65	Bangladesh	40,137.5	+7.7%
66	Bulgaria	36,353.4	+5.2%
67	Lithuania	35,924.6	+7.8%
68	Libya	34,997.4	+20.6%
69	Slovenia	33,607.4	+3.8%
70	Panama	32,165.3	-1.7%
71	Ecuador	29,992.8	+6.3%
72	Bahrain	28,331.4	+10%
73	Lebanon	27,906.6	+6.1%
74	Tunisia	26,321.9	-0%
75	Croatia	24,806.3	+6.9%
76	Serbia	23,262.5	+8.2%
77	Ghana	22,196.2	+1.8%
78	Estonia	20,652.9	+6.1%
79	Turkmenistan	19,759.6	+13.8%
80	Dominican Republic	19,661.1	-3.8%
81	Latvia	19,561.4	+4%
82	Azerbaijan	19,474.6	+10.5%
83	Guatemala	18,382.9	+1%
84	Kenya	18,299.4	+2.2%
85	Uzbekistan	17,367.2	+3.1%
86	Costa Rica	17,055.3	+2%
87	Uruguay	16,171.5	+2.3%
88	Macao	15,854.7	+11.4%
89	Cuba	15,602	+4.8%
90	Cyprus	14,287.1	-0%
91	Mozambique	13,997.8	+10.5%
92	Ethiopia	13,812.1	+0.8%
93	Cambodia	13,521.7	+19.5%
94	Tanzania	13,520.7	+6.6%
95	Democratic Republic of the Congo	13,405.1	+21.8%
96	Paraguay	13,343	+9.1%
97	Honduras	12,647.3	-2.9%
98	Côte d’Ivoire	12,482.7	-2.6%
99	Yemen	12,186.1	-5.7%
100	Bolivia	11,386.4	+11.3%
101	Zambia	11,207.5	+24.5%
102	El Salvador	11,155.2	+6.3%
103	Bosnia and Herzegovina	9,850.9	+2.5%
104	Malta	9,691.5	+2.5%
105	Georgia	9,262	+1.3%
106	Botswana	9,191.5	+3.7%
107	Mauritius	8,992.2	+17.5%
108	Cameroon	8,781.4	+11.3%
109	Equatorial Guinea	8,612.7	-14.1%
110	Syria	7,888.1	-34%
111	Brunei	7,761.6	+14.8%
112	Mongolia	7,728.2	-4.8%
113	Uganda	7,690.5	+0.5%
114	South Sudan	7,567.8	+120.3%
115	Sudan	7,465.4	+32.3%
116	Iceland	7,289.5	+1.1%
117	Namibia	7,252.8	-7.6%
118	Senegal	7,241.5	+3.8%
119	Nicaragua	7,223.5	+1.3%
120	Nepal	7,218.4	+14%
121	Republic of the Congo	7,195.8	+3.3%
122	Laos	7,190.7	+17%
123	Zimbabwe	7,004	-16.5%
124	Palestine	6,845.8	+8.7%
125	Kyrgyzstan	6,731.8	+7%
126	North Macedonia	6,648.6	+2.1%
127	Moldova	6,039.4	+6.4%
128	Albania	5,999.4	+2.4%
129	Gabon	5,855.4	+8.6%
130	Armenia	5,471.9	+6.5%
131	Mali	5,295	+33.5%
132	Tajikistan	5,124.4	+1.9%
133	Burkina Faso	4,968.9	+14.2%
134	Bahamas	4,681.6	-5.3%
135	Guinea	4,519.7	+10.5%
136	Haiti	4,443.4	+5.9%
137	New Caledonia	4,380.2	-1.4%
138	Madagascar	4,111.6	+15%
139	Mauritania	4,110.6	-2.3%
140	Benin	3,959.3	+32.4%
141	Djibouti	3,911.1	n/a
142	Chad	3,819.5	+1.7%
143	Somalia	3,276.9	+8.8%
144	Guam	3,241	+6.7%
145	Niger	2,997.5	+9.7%
146	Fiji	2,911	+14.2%
147	Togo	2,892.6	+25.1%
148	Curaçao	2,794.1	-9.5%
149	U.S. Virgin Islands	2,792	-11.3%
150	Montenegro	2,743.3	+1.2%
151	Sierra Leone	2,582.8	+28.3%
152	Rwanda	2,282.6	+4.5%
153	French Polynesia	2,264.7	+3.1%
154	Lesotho	2,251.5	-16.2%
155	Aruba	2,241.1	+2.6%
156	Eswatini	1,937	n/a
157	Bermuda	1,594.3	+7.4%
158	Faroe Islands	1,576.9	+0.6%
159	Greenland	1,562.9	-5.6%
160	Seychelles	1,357.4	+4.6%
161	Bhutan	1,119.9	-2.6%
162	Belize	1,071.5	+7.8%
163	Timor-Leste	1,033.5	-26.6%
164	Cape Verde	987.1	-3%
165	Solomon Islands	690.2	+6.1%
166	American Samoa	651	+0.8%
167	Northern Mariana Islands	525	+9.8%
168	Vanuatu	415	+4.4%
169	Samoa	397.1	-9.1%
170	Central African Republic	396.3	-26.6%
171	Gambia	364.3	-7.6%
172	Comoros	337	+4.1%
173	Guinea-Bissau	296.8	-5.8%
174	Tonga	282	-1.7%
175	Micronesia	263	-1.5%
176	Marshall Islands	206.5	+11.2%
177	Palau	195.5	+3%
178	São Tomé and Príncipe	179.8	+8.4%
179	Kiribati	173.1	+0.3%
180	Nauru	73.9	+40.5%

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About this ranking

Value of all goods and other market services received from the rest of the world, at current prices in millions of US dollars. It includes freight, insurance, travel, royalties and other services, and leaves out compensation of employees and investment income. World Bank series, converted from national currency at official annual average exchange rates.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the countries are compared on one definition. 13 countries with data in other periods have no value for 2013 and are left out rather than filled from another source. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

World Bank, World Development Indicators. Imports of goods and services (current US$) (NE.IMP.GNFS.CD). https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NE.IMP.GNFS.CD. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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Which country has the highest imports of goods and services?

The United States, with $2.77 trillion in 2013, according to the World Bank.

Which country has the lowest imports of goods and services?

Nauru, with $73.87 million in 2013.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: World Bank, Imports of goods and services (current US$) (NE.IMP.GNFS.CD). Retrieved 2026-10-11. 13 countries have no value for 2013 and are not ranked.

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