Imports of goods and services — all countries

Imports of goods and services — Georgia

Imports of goods and services in Georgia in 2025 — 20,300,929,831 US$. Ranked 81 in the world out of 138. Since 1987, the indicator has risen by 579.6%.

2025 20.3B US$ +6.72% vs 2024
World rank 81of 138
Period maximum 20.3B US$2025
Period minimum 1B US$1996

Trend over time

1987–2025 · US$

Imports of goods and services — Georgia, 1987–2025010B20B30B198719911995199920032007201120152019202320251987: 2,987,092,336 US$1988: 4,094,083,941 US$1989: 4,031,427,661 US$1990: 3,514,920,847 US$1991: 1,986,754,967 US$1992: 2,446,203,314 US$1993: 1,938,101,600 US$1994: 2,743,396,605 US$1995: 1,140,170,360 US$1996: 1,001,841,521 US$1997: 1,479,432,987 US$1998: 1,340,894,233 US$1999: 1,066,705,738 US$2000: 1,212,806,577 US$2001: 1,251,358,575 US$2002: 1,439,799,970 US$2003: 1,843,124,461 US$2004: 2,455,655,259 US$2005: 3,286,910,229 US$2006: 4,388,033,697 US$2007: 5,857,076,837 US$2008: 7,425,650,258 US$2009: 5,237,873,746 US$2010: 6,114,774,437 US$2011: 7,985,635,653 US$2012: 9,139,072,089 US$2013: 9,262,010,761 US$2014: 10,019,433,223 US$2015: 8,659,152,477 US$2016: 8,483,221,245 US$2017: 9,341,534,670 US$2018: 10,768,774,512 US$2019: 11,201,362,124 US$2020: 8,964,607,358 US$2021: 11,109,489,894 US$2022: 15,544,538,955 US$2023: 17,815,477,929 US$2024: 19,023,475,636 US$2025: 20,300,929,831 US$
Change over the period: +17.31B (+579.62%) Average annual rate: 5.17 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Georgia

Georgia 20.3B US$
World 33.73T US$
Upper-middle-income countries computed 6.84T US$
Imports of goods and services — Georgia, by year Georgia All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 20.3B +1.28B +6.72%
2024 19.02B +1.21B +6.78%
2023 17.82B +2.27B +14.61%
2022 15.54B +4.44B +39.92%
2021 11.11B +2.14B +23.93%
2020 8.96B −2.24B −19.97%
2019 11.2B +433M +4.02%
2018 10.77B +1.43B +15.28%
2017 9.34B +858M +10.12%
2016 8.48B −176M −2.03%
2015 8.66B −1.36B −13.58%
2014 10.02B +757M +8.18%
2013 9.26B +123M +1.35%
2012 9.14B +1.15B +14.44%
2011 7.99B +1.87B +30.6%
2010 6.11B +877M +16.74%
2009 5.24B −2.19B −29.46%
2008 7.43B +1.57B +26.78%
2007 5.86B +1.47B +33.48%
2006 4.39B +1.1B +33.5%
2005 3.29B +831M +33.85%
2004 2.46B +613M +33.23%
2003 1.84B +403M +28.01%
2002 1.44B +188M +15.06%
2001 1.25B +38.55M +3.18%
2000 1.21B +146M +13.7%
1999 1.07B −274M −20.45%
1998 1.34B −139M −9.36%
1997 1.48B +478M +47.67%
1996 1B −138M −12.13%
1995 1.14B −1.6B −58.44%
1994 2.74B +805M +41.55%
1993 1.94B −508M −20.77%
1992 2.45B +459M +23.13%
1991 1.99B −1.53B −43.48%
1990 3.51B −517M −12.81%
1989 4.03B −62.66M −1.53%
1988 4.09B +1.11B +37.06%
1987 2.99B

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About the indicator

Imports of goods and services in current US dollars — the value of all goods and market services received from the rest of the world. Together with exports it determines the contribution of foreign trade to GDP; the difference between exports and imports is the trade balance.

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