Lithuania Imports 1995-2025
Lithuania imports for 2023 were 58.11 billion US dollars, a 7.86% decline from 2022.
- Lithuania imports for 2022 were 63.07 billion US dollars, a 24.93% increase from 2021.
- Lithuania imports for 2021 were 50.48 billion US dollars, a 38.87% increase from 2020.
- Lithuania imports for 2020 were 36.35 billion US dollars, a 7.79% decline from 2019.
Imports (US $)
% of GDP
| Country Rankings | |
|---|---|
| Country Name | Imports (US $) |
| Euro Area | $7.434T |
| China | $3.127T |
| Germany | $1.915T |
| United Kingdom | $1.116T |
| France | $1.058T |
| India | $850.64B |
| Netherlands | $825.79B |
| Italy | $759.28B |
| South Korea | $752.67B |
| Canada | $726.06B |
| Singapore | $686.66B |
| Mexico | $678.33B |
| Hong Kong | $670.03B |
| Switzerland | $556.54B |
| Belgium | $553.91B |
| Spain | $550.59B |
| Ireland | $548.97B |
| Poland | $419.60B |
| Turkey | $384.42B |
| Russia | $378.93B |
| Australia | $368.22B |
| Brazil | $342.21B |
| Thailand | $328.06B |
| Sweden | $294.17B |
| Austria | $292.29B |
| Saudi Arabia | $292.28B |
| Indonesia | $268.33B |
| Malaysia | $253.48B |
| Denmark | $240.27B |
| Czech Republic | $221.39B |
| Philippines | $178.11B |
| Hungary | $161.61B |
| Norway | $157.64B |
| Luxembourg | $155.81B |
| Romania | $154.12B |
| Israel | $138.35B |
| Portugal | $133.81B |
| Finland | $124.23B |
| South Africa | $123.53B |
| Slovak Republic | $119.64B |
| Greece | $118.62B |
| Iran | $108.03B |
| Chile | $100.09B |
| Argentina | $90.02B |
| Ukraine | $88.51B |
| Egypt | $84.51B |
| Colombia | $82.61B |
| Bangladesh | $77.97B |
| Morocco | $73.74B |
| Peru | $63.75B |
| Pakistan | $59.94B |
| Bulgaria | $58.63B |
| Lithuania | $58.11B |
| Puerto Rico | $56.36B |
| Slovenia | $52.75B |
| Algeria | $50.45B |
| Serbia | $48.41B |
| Belarus | $47.56B |
| Croatia | $46.22B |
| Uzbekistan | $41.34B |
| Dominican Republic | $34.58B |
| Ecuador | $34.21B |
| Guatemala | $33.61B |
| Estonia | $31.69B |
| Democratic Republic of Congo | $31.21B |
| Malta | $30.87B |
| Latvia | $29.63B |
| Cyprus | $29.09B |
| Costa Rica | $28.54B |
| Tunisia | $28.17B |
| Ghana | $26.73B |
| Azerbaijan | $25.02B |
| Macao | $23.21B |
| Ethiopia | $22.91B |
| Angola | $22.59B |
| Kenya | $22.12B |
| Honduras | $20.96B |
| Libya | $20.85B |
| Uruguay | $18.72B |
| Sri Lanka | $18.46B |
| Georgia | $17.38B |
| Paraguay | $17.37B |
| El Salvador | $16.94B |
| Tanzania | $15.81B |
| Bosnia | $15.39B |
| Bolivia | $14.47B |
| Armenia | $14.25B |
| Nepal | $14.19B |
| Mongolia | $13.76B |
| Senegal | $13.61B |
| Iceland | $13.47B |
| Cambodia | $12.83B |
| North Macedonia | $12.74B |
| Uganda | $11.75B |
| West Bank and Gaza | $11.64B |
| Zambia | $11.01B |
| Nicaragua | $10.53B |
| Albania | $10.32B |
| Moldova | $9.86B |
| Cameroon | $9.73B |
| Brunei | $9.08B |
| Somalia | $8.96B |
| Namibia | $8.18B |
| Mauritius | $7.94B |
| Mali | $7.90B |
| Turkmenistan | $7.75B |
| Kosovo | $7.36B |
| Burkina Faso | $7.31B |
| Djibouti | $7.11B |
| Guinea | $7.04B |
| Botswana | $6.93B |
| Chad | $6.32B |
| Madagascar | $6.26B |
| Bahamas | $6.16B |
| Republic of Congo | $6.02B |
| Benin | $5.93B |
| Rwanda | $5.72B |
| Mauritania | $5.45B |
| Montenegro | $5.13B |
| Haiti | $5.06B |
| Equatorial Guinea | $4.76B |
| Niger | $3.63B |
| Fiji | $3.61B |
| Gabon | $3.58B |
| Togo | $3.44B |
| Sierra Leone | $2.56B |
| Seychelles | $2.08B |
| Belize | $1.73B |
| Cabo Verde | $1.40B |
| Sudan | $1.14B |
| Gambia | $822.27M |
| Central African Republic | $742.11M |
| Burundi | $642.83M |
| Samoa | $580.77M |
| Guinea-Bissau | $555.79M |
| Comoros | $473.14M |
| Micronesia | $310.67M |
| Kiribati | $258.08M |
