Service exports — all countries

Service exports — Tajikistan

Service exports in Tajikistan in 2025 — 168,191,810 US$. Ranked 92 in the world out of 97. Since 2002, the indicator has risen by 143.8%.

2025 168M US$ −13.59% vs 2024
World rank 92of 97
Period maximum 488M US$2012
Period minimum 68.99M US$2002

Trend over time

2002–2025 · US$

Service exports — Tajikistan, 2002–20250200M400M600M2002200520082011201420172020202320252002: 68,989,200 US$2003: 88,526,500 US$2004: 122,906,600 US$2005: 146,341,800 US$2006: 134,214,700 US$2007: 148,692,100 US$2008: 181,409,000 US$2009: 178,870,800 US$2010: 384,604,141 US$2011: 459,243,911 US$2012: 487,640,558 US$2013: 363,379,359 US$2014: 309,501,017 US$2015: 252,390,533 US$2016: 231,825,040 US$2017: 252,000,520 US$2018: 242,220,760 US$2019: 242,358,300 US$2020: 138,533,310 US$2021: 146,816,690 US$2022: 137,357,700 US$2023: 243,521,220 US$2024: 194,650,900 US$2025: 168,191,810 US$
Change over the period: +99.2M (+143.79%) Average annual rate: 3.95 %

Comparison, 2025

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

Tajikistan 168M US$
World 9.58T US$
Central Asia computed 22.26B US$
Service exports — Tajikistan, by year Tajikistan All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 168M −26.46M −13.59%
2024 195M −48.87M −20.07%
2023 244M +106M +77.29%
2022 137M −9.46M −6.44%
2021 147M +8.28M +5.98%
2020 139M −104M −42.84%
2019 242M +137,540 +0.06%
2018 242M −9.78M −3.88%
2017 252M +20.18M +8.7%
2016 232M −20.57M −8.15%
2015 252M −57.11M −18.45%
2014 310M −53.88M −14.83%
2013 363M −124M −25.48%
2012 488M +28.4M +6.18%
2011 459M +74.64M +19.41%
2010 385M +206M +115.02%
2009 179M −2.54M −1.4%
2008 181M +32.72M +22%
2007 149M +14.48M +10.79%
2006 134M −12.13M −8.29%
2005 146M +23.44M +19.07%
2004 123M +34.38M +38.84%
2003 88.53M +19.54M +28.32%
2002 68.99M

Central Asia, 2025

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Exports of services: travel and tourism, transport, communications, insurance, financial and business services, royalties, computer and information services. For dozens of countries this flow is larger than merchandise exports, and not only for the obvious tourist destinations: India, Ireland and the Philippines ended up near the top of the list on software and business services. Services, unlike goods, do not pass through customs, so they are estimated from banking and survey statistics and are measured less precisely.

Important: It serves as the denominator for the share of ICT services in service exports. It excludes investment income and compensation of employees — those are counted separately, in the primary income account.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.