Service imports — all countries

Service imports — Uganda

Service imports in Uganda in 2024 — 4,448,633,144 US$. Ranked 91 in the world out of 165. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 3,505.1%.

2024 4.45B US$ +23.21% vs 2023
World rank 91of 165
Period maximum 4.45B US$2024
Period minimum 82.3M US$1984

Trend over time

1980–2024 · US$

Service imports — Uganda, 1980–202402B4B6B19801985199019952000200520102015202020241980: 123,400,000 US$1981: 100,400,000 US$1982: 160,400,000 US$1983: 150,000,000 US$1984: 82,300,000 US$1985: 129,900,000 US$1986: 130,500,000 US$1987: 218,200,000 US$1988: 235,200,000 US$1989: 237,200,000 US$1990: 195,300,000 US$1991: 241,800,000 US$1992: 247,700,000 US$1993: 293,110,000 US$1994: 436,300,000 US$1995: 562,710,000 US$1996: 674,610,000 US$1997: 668,870,000 US$1998: 728,100,000 US$1999: 419,200,000 US$2000: 458,800,000 US$2001: 479,316,172 US$2002: 508,060,612 US$2003: 381,212,892 US$2004: 492,535,519 US$2005: 604,522,090 US$2006: 770,481,332 US$2007: 977,237,682 US$2008: 1,257,398,772 US$2009: 1,392,951,691 US$2010: 1,802,656,722 US$2011: 2,462,864,296 US$2012: 2,484,758,758 US$2013: 2,427,639,999 US$2014: 2,674,915,469 US$2015: 2,378,314,839 US$2016: 2,026,340,694 US$2017: 2,067,053,621 US$2018: 2,635,193,744 US$2019: 2,944,808,942 US$2020: 3,110,554,743 US$2021: 3,079,721,010 US$2022: 3,131,704,135 US$2023: 3,610,627,289 US$2024: 4,448,633,144 US$
Change over the period: +4.33B (+3,505.05%) Average annual rate: 8.49 %

Comparison, 2024

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

Uganda 4.45B US$
World 8.1T US$
Eastern Africa computed 31.68B US$
Service imports — Uganda, by year Uganda All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2024 4.45B +838M +23.21%
2023 3.61B +479M +15.29%
2022 3.13B +51.98M +1.69%
2021 3.08B −30.83M −0.99%
2020 3.11B +166M +5.63%
2019 2.94B +310M +11.75%
2018 2.64B +568M +27.49%
2017 2.07B +40.71M +2.01%
2016 2.03B −352M −14.8%
2015 2.38B −297M −11.09%
2014 2.67B +247M +10.19%
2013 2.43B −57.12M −2.3%
2012 2.48B +21.89M +0.89%
2011 2.46B +660M +36.62%
2010 1.8B +410M +29.41%
2009 1.39B +136M +10.78%
2008 1.26B +280M +28.67%
2007 977M +207M +26.83%
2006 770M +166M +27.45%
2005 605M +112M +22.74%
2004 493M +111M +29.2%
2003 381M −127M −24.97%
2002 508M +28.74M +6%
2001 479M +20.52M +4.47%
2000 459M +39.6M +9.45%
1999 419M −309M −42.43%
1998 728M +59.23M +8.86%
1997 669M −5.74M −0.85%
1996 675M +112M +19.89%
1995 563M +126M +28.97%
1994 436M +143M +48.85%
1993 293M +45.41M +18.33%
1992 248M +5.9M +2.44%
1991 242M +46.5M +23.81%
1990 195M −41.9M −17.66%
1989 237M +2M +0.85%
1988 235M +17M +7.79%
1987 218M +87.7M +67.2%
1986 131M +600,000 +0.46%
1985 130M +47.6M +57.84%
1984 82.3M −67.7M −45.13%
1983 150M −10.4M −6.48%
1982 160M +60M +59.76%
1981 100M −23M −18.64%
1980 123M

About the indicator

Imports of services: what residents spend on foreign transport, travel, insurance, business and computer services. A large and inconspicuous item: the spending of a country's own tourists abroad is counted here, so countries with well-off populations and a short holiday season have large service imports even when merchandise trade is weak. For many countries the difference between exports and imports of services flips the sign of a trade balance computed on goods alone.

Important: The trips of a country's own citizens abroad are part of service imports, not a separate item. It excludes compensation paid to foreign workers and investment income.

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