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Serbia Lowest Remittances Received

$3.2B in 2016
Personal remittances received · World Bank

The lowest remittances received in Serbia was $3.2B in 2016. The top 5 years were: 2016 ($3.2B), 2015 ($3.4B), 2008 ($3.5B), 2012 ($3.5B), 2017 ($3.6B).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Serbia Top 5 Lowest Remittances Received Years
RankYearValue
1st 2016 $3.2B
2nd 2015 $3.4B
3rd 2008 $3.5B
4th 2012 $3.5B
5th 2017 $3.6B
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2016 $3.2B −$165.1M 143rd
2015 $3.4B −$325.6M 145th
2008 $3.5B −$218.7M 144th
2012 $3.5B −$414.5M 147th
2017 $3.6B +$384.3M 147th
2014 $3.7B −$328.8M 145th
2007 $3.8B – 146th
2020 $3.9B −$369.4M 148th
2011 $4.0B −$156.5M 150th
2013 $4.0B +$478.3M 145th
2010 $4.1B −$532.4M 153rd
2019 $4.2B −$207.7M 149th
2018 $4.4B +$856.0M 151st
2021 $4.6B +$729.2M 150th
2009 $4.6B +$1.1B 154th
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Source: World Bank (BX.TRF.PWKR.CD.DT)
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