Workers’ Remittances hits $3.54bn in April 2026

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MG News | May 11, 2026 at 09:46 AM GMT+05:00

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 May 11, 2026 (MLN):  Pakistan received workers' remittances of $3.54bn in April 2026, down 7.6% from March's $3.83bn, but up 11.4% on a yearly basis from $3.18bn in April 2025, according to the latest data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).


On a cumulative basis, in 10MFY26, total remittances came in at $33.86bn as it continued the upward trajectory seen throughout the fiscal year.


Saudi Arabia retained the top position as the largest contributor to workers' remittances in April 2026, with inflows totalling $841.75m, down 8.4% from March's $918.79m, but up 16.1% from $725.33m in April 2025.

The UAE remained in second place, with inflows of $734.74m, down 11.5% month-on-month from $829.91m in March 2026, but up 12.6% from $652.61m in April 2025. Within the UAE, Dubai contributed $566.52m, Abu Dhabi $129.22m, Sharjah $18.46m, and other emirates $20.55m.

The United Kingdom (UK) held on to third place, contributing $563.74m, down from March's $587.27m, but up 5.4% from $535.11m in April 2025.

Remittances from the United States (USA) stood at $317.58m, down from $358.82m in the previous month, but up 5% from $302.4m in April 2025.

Workers' remittances from European Union (EU) countries reached $432.21m, up from both March's $413.79m and April 2025's $412.16m. Among EU member states, Italy led with $125.56m, followed by Spain $74.68m, Germany $73.36m, Greece $48.05m, France $44.19m, Ireland $23.02m, Belgium $16.45m, Sweden $10.26m, Netherlands $8.93m, and Denmark $7.71m.

Other GCC countries (excluding Saudi Arabia and UAE) contributed $325.48m, lower than the previous month but up 12.1% from $290.43m in April 2025. Key contributors included Qatar $105.40m, Oman $94.71m, Kuwait $75.10m, and Bahrain $50.27m.

Among other notable countries, Australia sent $96.88m, Canada $64.23m, South Africa $22.24m, Malaysia $13.74m, Norway $13.29m, South Korea $8.85m, Japan $5.81m, Switzerland $3.83m, and other countries contributed $94.41m.


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