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Imports – Economic Indicator

GM ECONOMY · INDICATOR PROFILE

Imports

Imports of goods and services as a percentage of GDP.

CATEGORY: Trade
UNIT: percent of GDP
SOURCE: World Bank / public data sources
CODE: NE.IMP.GNFS.ZS
Country coverage74 / 11465% of active countries
Time coverage1960–20243851 observations
Common ranking year202470 countries · 95%
Data qualityAdequate55 median observations / country
Minimum · 202411.86%
Median · 202440.92%
Maximum · 2024177.72%

Data quality

Recency and time-series depth

Good72latest within 1 year of the series maximum and at least 10 observations

Adequate1latest within 3 years and at least 5 observations

Limited1older or comparatively short series

Indicator metadata

Definition and machine-readable identifiers
Definition
Imports of goods and services as a percentage of GDP.
Unit
percent of GDP
Source
World Bank / public data sources
Provider
worldbank
Indicator code
NE.IMP.GNFS.ZS
API indicator
NE.IMP.GNFS.ZS
Updated
2026-06-12 04:00:40

Country ranking · 2024

70 comparable countries
RankCountry2024 valueLatest yearLatest valueObservationsCoverage
1Hong Kong177.72%2024177.72%641961–2024
2Luxembourg159.73%2024159.73%551970–2024
3Singapore143.60%2024143.60%651960–2024
4Ireland102.19%2024102.19%551970–2024
5Slovakia85.73%202485.73%351990–2024
6Vietnam83.71%202483.71%391986–2024
7Belgium79.66%202479.66%551970–2024
8Estonia75.37%202475.37%321993–2024
9Slovenia74.74%202474.74%351990–2024
10Netherlands71.40%202471.40%561969–2024
11Hungary71.11%202471.11%341991–2024
12Bahrain70.14%202470.14%451980–2024
13Lithuania68.93%202468.93%301995–2024
14Latvia66.93%202466.93%301995–2024
15Thailand66.70%202466.70%651960–2024
16Malaysia66.02%202466.02%651960–2024
17Czech Republic62.62%202462.62%351990–2024
18Switzerland61.94%202461.94%551970–2024
19Denmark60.76%202460.76%591966–2024
20Serbia58.14%202458.14%301995–2024
21Jordan57.07%202457.07%491976–2024
22Tunisia56.30%202456.30%601965–2024
23Croatia54.77%202454.77%301995–2024
24Bulgaria53.86%202453.86%451980–2024
25Austria53.15%202453.15%551970–2024
26Sweden51.57%202451.57%651960–2024
27Morocco50.19%202450.19%651960–2024
28Oman48.78%202448.78%571967–2024
29Ukraine48.34%202448.34%361989–2024
30Poland48.18%202448.18%301995–2024
31Greece47.66%202447.66%651960–2024
32Portugal43.92%202443.92%551970–2024
33Iceland43.52%202443.52%551970–2024
34Romania41.61%202441.61%351990–2024
35Finland41.55%202441.55%551970–2024
36South Korea40.28%202440.28%651960–2024
37Philippines40.11%202440.11%441981–2024
38Mexico37.89%202437.89%651960–2024
39Germany37.66%202437.66%551970–2024
40Ghana34.32%202434.32%651960–2024
41France34.22%202434.22%651960–2024
42Norway33.87%202433.87%551970–2024
43Spain32.89%202432.89%551970–2024
44Canada32.71%202432.71%641961–2024
45United Kingdom31.86%202431.86%551970–2024
46Italy30.32%202430.32%551970–2024
47Chile30.14%202430.14%651960–2024
48South Africa29.85%202429.85%651960–2024
49Turkey27.03%202427.03%651960–2024
50New Zealand26.42%202426.42%551970–2024
51Israel26.02%202426.02%551970–2024
52Kazakhstan25.57%202425.57%331992–2024
53Saudi Arabia25.57%202425.57%571968–2024
54Japan23.64%202423.64%551970–2024
55India23.49%202423.49%651960–2024
56Egypt23.22%202423.22%651960–2024
57Kenya23.12%202423.12%651960–2024
58Peru22.94%202422.94%651960–2024
59Australia22.52%202422.52%651960–2024
60Colombia20.93%202420.93%651960–2024
61Indonesia20.39%202420.39%651960–2024
62Algeria20.28%202420.28%651960–2024
63Brazil17.65%202417.65%651960–2024
64Russia17.59%202417.59%361989–2024
65Pakistan17.19%202417.19%651960–2024
66China17.18%202417.18%651960–2024
67Bangladesh16.32%202416.32%651960–2024
68United States14.27%202414.27%551970–2024
69Argentina12.68%202412.68%651960–2024
70Ethiopia11.86%202411.86%142011–2024
Comparable ranking methodology

The ranking uses a single common year rather than mixing each country’s latest observation. GM Economy selects the most recent year with data for at least 75% of countries covered by this indicator; if no year reaches that threshold, the year with the broadest coverage is used. Values are ordered from highest to lowest. This is a descriptive data ranking, not an assessment of whether a higher or lower value is preferable.