Most Import-Dependent Economies (% of GDP) (2025)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2025

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Hong Kong SAR, China leads with imports of goods & services (% of GDP) of 196.9%.

Luxembourg ranks #2 at 159.4%.

San Marino ranks #3 at 155.0%.

Singapore ranks #4 at 142.5%.

Virgin Islands (U.S.) ranks #5 at 108.3%.

Top 25 Countries by Imports of Goods & Services (% of GDP)

#CountryImports of Goods & Services (% of GDP)Year
1Hong Kong SAR, China196.9%2025
2Luxembourg159.4%2025
3San Marino155.0%2023
4Singapore142.5%2025
5Virgin Islands (U.S.)108.3%2022
6Lesotho104.5%2025
7Naoero103.7%2025
8Malta99.9%2025
9Ireland99.9%2025
10Somalia, Fed. Rep.98.8%2025
11Kiribati97.6%2024
12Djibouti95.8%2025
13Seychelles92.7%2025
14United Arab Emirates92.2%2023
15Viet Nam92.1%2025
16Cyprus91.9%2025
17Slovak Republic85.2%2025
18Timor-Leste84.9%2024
19Cuba82.4%2024
20Marshall Islands79.9%2025
21Maldives78.3%2024
22Aruba78.2%2024
23American Samoa77.7%2022
24Belgium77.5%2025
25Estonia77.4%2025

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FAQ

What is the highest imports of goods & services (% of GDP) in 2025?

Hong Kong SAR, China has the highest imports of goods & services (% of GDP) at 196.9% in 2025.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the top 25 countries out of 185 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the World Bank. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.