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Greece Lowest Remittances Received

$400.9M in 2017
Personal remittances received · World Bank

The lowest remittances received in Greece was $400.9M in 2017. The top 5 years were: 2017 ($400.9M), 2016 ($417.2M), 2018 ($489.7M), 2015 ($509.3M), 2025 ($526.8M).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Greece Top 5 Lowest Remittances Received Years
RankYearValue
1st 2017 $400.9M
2nd 2016 $417.2M
3rd 2018 $489.7M
4th 2015 $509.3M
5th 2025 $526.8M
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2017 $400.9M −$16.3M 70th
2016 $417.2M −$92.2M 77th
2018 $489.7M +$88.8M 76th
2015 $509.3M −$225.6M 82nd
2025 $526.8M −$34.6M 115th
2023 $541.9M −$58.6M 72nd
2024 $561.4M +$19.5M 70th
2022 $600.6M −$88.3M 81st
2020 $611.4M −$64.9M 89th
2019 $676.3M +$186.6M 92nd
2012 $681.0M −$506.0M 90th
2021 $688.9M +$77.5M 87th
2014 $734.9M −$69.8M 92nd
2013 $804.7M +$123.7M 93rd
1976 $805.0M – 56th
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Source: World Bank (BX.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT)
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