Haiti Remittances (% of GDP) fell to 16.9% in 2024, from 19.2% in 2023.

Personal remittances received by Haiti. Remittances from the Haitian diaspora are one of the largest sources of external financing for the economy, exceeding official development assistance and foreign direct investment combined, and a primary support for household consumption.

Latest value: 16.9% (2024)

Coverage: 1971–2024 · Frequency: annual · 46 observations

Source: World Development Indicators

Recent observations

PeriodValue — % of GDP
19818.56%
19826.58%
19835.54%
19844.96%
19854.77%
19864.55%
19875.53%
19884.75%
19894.49%
19988.79%
199910.2%
20008.48%
20019.85%
200210.9%
200316.0%
200415.3%
200514.0%
200613.9%
200713.2%
200813.1%
200911.9%
201012.4%
201111.9%
201211.8%
201312.0%
201413.1%
201514.8%
201615.8%
201716.0%
201816.7%
201917.9%
202022.5%
202119.2%
202218.9%
202319.2%
202416.9%

Available breakdowns: Origin corridor (18)

Methodology

World Development Indicators The World Bank's compilation of ~1,400 cross-country development indicators, refreshed annually (typically September). For Haiti the underlying data is submitted by national authorities (IHSI, BRH, MEF) and harmonized by the World Bank's Haiti country unit.

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World Development Indicators, Personal remittances received, 1971–2024, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/data/indicator.html?d=external&i=remittances

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