Georgia receives $138.4 mln in remittances in March 2019
In March 2019, remittances leaving Georgia totalled $18.5 million, as compared to $21 million in March 2018. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Georgia received $138.4 million from abroad in March 2019, which is 4.5% more than the amount in March 2018, says the National Bank of Georgia.
Russia ($35.42 million), Italy ($18.95 million) and Greece ($15.95 million) were the largest remittance senders in March 2019.
Overall, the vast majority (93.6%) of all money transfers from abroad came from 17 countries.
After Russia, Italy and, Greece other countries regularly sending money transfers to Georgia in March 2019 included:
- United States – $14.76 million
- Israel – $13.14 million
- Turkey – $8.28 million
- Germany – $3.91 million
- Spain – $3.87 million
- Ukraine – $3.11 million
- Poland – $2.36 million
- France – $2.06 million
- Azerbaijan – $1.64 million
- Kyrgyzstan – $1.43 million
- United Kingdom – $1.37 million
- Kazakhstan – $1.23 million
- Canada – $1.08 million
- Cyprus – $1.05 million
In March 2019, remittances leaving Georgia totalled $18.5 million, as compared to $21 million in March 2018.
Georgia received $125.5 million from abroad in February 2018, while remittances leaving Georgia totalled $17.7 million, says the National Bank of Georgia.
Russia, Italy and Greece are the largest remittance senders in December 2018, says the National Bank of Georgia (NBG).
Russia, Italy and Greece are the largest remittance senders in March 2018, says the National Bank of Georgia (NBG). Last month Georgia received $38.1 million in remittances from Russia, $15.5 million from Italy and $13.7 million from Greece.
Georgia received $131.3 million from abroad in September 2018, while remittances leaving Georgia totalled $ 18.9 million, says the National Bank of Georgia.
Georgia received $137.1 million from abroad in April 2019, which is 10.1% more than the amount in April 2018, says the National Bank of Georgia.
Georgia received $145.8 million from abroad in May 2019, which is 11.8% more than the amount in May 2018, says the National Bank of Georgia.