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Remittances

Uzbekistan

Personal remittance receipts of $16.58B in 2024, 13.66% of GDP, from 20 annual observations starting in 2005.

Received, 2024
$16.58B
Share of GDP, 2024
13.66%
Rank in 2024
12th of 160
Net, 2024
$15.84B
Years of receipts
20

Received and paid, US$ billion

0.05.01015202005201020152020ReceivedPaid

Source: World Bank WDI: personal remittances received (BX.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT), paid (BM.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT), current US$ Gross flows in current US dollars. A gap in a line is a year with no observation, not a zero. Methodology

Receipts as a share of GDP

The highest reading in the series is 16.45% in 2022.

0.0%5.0%10%15%20%2005201020152020% of GDP

Source: World Bank WDI: personal remittances received (BX.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT), paid (BM.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT), current US$ | World Bank WDI: GDP, current US$ (NY.GDP.MKTP.CD) Both series are current US dollars from the same WDI vintage; the share moves with the dollar GDP denominator as well as with the inflow. Methodology

Where the money is modelled to come from, 2021

The corridor matrix is a model, not a measurement

The 10,229 corridors in this matrix (212 sending economies, 175 receiving) are not observed payments. The World Bank builds it by allocating each country’s total recorded receipts across origins using bilateral migrant stocks and origin-destination incomes. A corridor value is therefore an estimate produced by that allocation rule. The matrix exists for one year, 2021, and no other.

The matrix routes $9.20B into Uzbekistan for 2021, from 1 origin country. The balance-of-payments series reports $9.28B of receipts for 2021, so the modelled total is 0.9% below it.

OriginModelled valueShare of modelled total
Russian Federation$9.20B100.0%

Source: World Bank / KNOMAD Bilateral Remittance Matrix | World Bank WDI: personal remittances received (BX.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT), paid (BM.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT), current US$ Every row is an allocation from migrant-stock and income data, not an observed payment. Methodology

Modelled outward corridors, 2021

The same matrix sends $1.25B out of Uzbekistan across 9 corridors. These are modelled allocations too.

DestinationModelled value
Russian Federation$768.8M
Ukraine$326.0M
Germany$46.1M
Tajikistan$43.6M
Azerbaijan$24.2M

Source: World Bank / KNOMAD Bilateral Remittance Matrix Methodology

This page exists because Uzbekistan has 20 annual receipt observations, at or above the 10-year minimum. Methodology | All receivers