ICT service exports by exporting country
Ireland exported $305 bn of ICT services in 2024, 24% of the total for countries reporting; the top three exporters made 45%.
Source: IMF Balance of Payments Statistics, via World Bank, CC BY 4.02024Updated 7 Nov 2026
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Exports of ICT services, US dollars, 2024
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Summary
Countries reporting exported $1.28 tn of ICT services in 2024. Ireland $305 bn (24%), India $178 bn (14%) and the United States $90 bn (7%); together, 45% of the total for countries reporting.
162 countries and territories have a figure for 2024. ICT services are telecom, computer and information services sold to buyers abroad, from balance-of-payments data. They don’t include goods such as phones or chips.
Source: IMF Balance of Payments Statistics, via World Bank, CC BY 4.02024Updated 7 Nov 2026
Countries and territories with data
| Ireland1 | $305 bn | 24% | $247 bn | +23% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| India | $178 bn | 14% | $163 bn | +9% |
| United States | $90 bn | 7% | $80 bn | +13% |
| China | $69 bn | 5.4% | $58 bn | +18% |
| United Kingdom | $60 bn | 4.7% | $51 bn | +17% |
| Germany | $55 bn | 4.3% | $50 bn | +9% |
| Israel | $52 bn | 4% | $49 bn | +7% |
| Singapore | $31 bn | 2.4% | $28 bn | +11% |
| Netherlands | $29 bn | 2.3% | $28 bn | +5% |
| France | $27 bn | 2.1% | $29 bn | −5% |
| Canada | $24 bn | 1.9% | $25 bn | −1% |
| Sweden | $24 bn | 1.9% | $22 bn | +8% |
| Switzerland | $24 bn | 1.9% | $21 bn | +11% |
| Spain | $23 bn | 1.8% | $22 bn | +4% |
| Belgium | $22 bn | 1.7% | $20 bn | +6% |
| Poland | $20 bn | 1.5% | $17 bn | +17% |
| South Korea | $17 bn | 1.3% | $15 bn | +9% |
| Finland | $13 bn | 1% | $11 bn | +22% |
| Austria | $12 bn | 0.9% | $11 bn | +6% |
| Japan | $12 bn | 0.9% | $12 bn | 0% |
| Romania | $11 bn | 0.9% | $11 bn | 0% |
| Denmark | $9.6 bn | 0.7% | $8.8 bn | +9% |
| Cyprus | $9.5 bn | 0.7% | $9.0 bn | +6% |
| Italy | $9.1 bn | 0.7% | $9.5 bn | −4% |
| United Arab Emirates | $8.3 bn | 0.6% | $8.2 bn | +1% |
| Philippines | $8.1 bn | 0.6% | $7.1 bn | +14% |
| Czechia | $7.6 bn | 0.6% | $7.1 bn | +7% |
| Ukraine | $6.6 bn | 0.5% | $6.9 bn | −4% |
| Luxembourg | $6.3 bn | 0.5% | $6.7 bn | −6% |
| Brazil | $6.2 bn | 0.5% | $5.8 bn | +7% |
| Portugal | $5.6 bn | 0.4% | $5.0 bn | +12% |
| Kuwait | $5.5 bn | 0.4% | $5.2 bn | +6% |
| Türkiye | $5.3 bn | 0.4% | $3.9 bn | +38% |
| Malaysia | $4.9 bn | 0.4% | $4.0 bn | +21% |
| Norway | $4.8 bn | 0.4% | $4.3 bn | +13% |
| Hungary | $4.5 bn | 0.3% | $3.8 bn | +19% |
| Serbia | $4.5 bn | 0.3% | $3.7 bn | +20% |
| Bulgaria | $4.4 bn | 0.3% | $3.9 bn | +12% |
| Hong Kong | $4.1 bn | 0.3% | $4.0 bn | +1% |
| Indonesia | $3.8 bn | 0.3% | $2.8 bn | +36% |
| Pakistan | $3.6 bn | 0.3% | $2.7 bn | +34% |
| Estonia | $3.6 bn | 0.3% | $3.0 bn | +17% |
| Lithuania | $2.8 bn | 0.2% | $2.3 bn | +22% |
| Morocco | $2.6 bn | 0.2% | $2.4 bn | +10% |
| Argentina | $2.5 bn | 0.2% | $2.6 bn | −3% |
| Australia | $2.5 bn | 0.2% | $2.5 bn | +1% |
| Costa Rica | $2.4 bn | 0.2% | $2.2 bn | +12% |
| Russia | $2.4 bn | 0.2% | $2.9 bn | −17% |
| Slovakia | $2.3 bn | 0.2% | $2.2 bn | +5% |
| Saudi Arabia | $2.2 bn | 0.2% | $2.1 bn | +5% |
| Colombia | $2.1 bn | 0.2% | $1.8 bn | +18% |
| Croatia | $1.9 bn | 0.2% | $1.9 bn | +3% |
| Armenia | $1.8 bn | 0.1% | $1.6 bn | +14% |
| Greece | $1.8 bn | 0.1% | $1.5 bn | +19% |
| Mexico | $1.8 bn | 0.1% | $1.2 bn | +48% |
| Egypt | $1.7 bn | 0.1% | $1.5 bn | +18% |
| South Africa | $1.5 bn | 0.1% | $1.3 bn | +14% |
| Uruguay | $1.5 bn | 0.1% | $1.4 bn | +6% |
| Latvia | $1.5 bn | 0.1% | $1.4 bn | +7% |
| Bahrain | $1.4 bn | 0.1% | $1.3 bn | +5% |
| New Zealand | $1.2 bn | 0.1% | $1.2 bn | 0% |
| Slovenia | $1.2 bn | 0.1% | $1.1 bn | +9% |
| Qatar | $1.0 bn | 0.1% | $1.3 bn | −22% |
| Kazakhstan | $1.0 bn | 0.1% | $757 m | +32% |
| Sri Lanka | $971 m | 0.1% | $917 m | +6% |
| Kenya | $853 m | 0.1% | $759 m | +12% |
| Georgia | $842 m | 0.1% | $892 m | −6% |
| Moldova | $730 m | 0.1% | $635 m | +15% |
| Bangladesh | $715 m | 0.1% | $638 m | +12% |
| North Macedonia | $683 m | 0.1% | $601 m | +14% |
| Chile | $683 m | 0.1% | $610 m | +12% |
| Uzbekistan | $620 m | <0.1% | $441 m | +41% |
| Guatemala | $557 m | <0.1% | $604 m | −8% |
| Iceland | $532 m | <0.1% | $543 m | −2% |
| Thailand | $519 m | <0.1% | $464 m | +12% |
| Tunisia | $517 m | <0.1% | $497 m | +4% |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | $508 m | <0.1% | $464 m | +10% |
| Panama | $482 m | <0.1% | $464 m | +4% |
| Malta | $448 m | <0.1% | $400 m | +12% |
| El Salvador | $415 m | <0.1% | $506 m | −18% |
| Oman | $394 m | <0.1% | $423 m | −7% |
| Kyrgyzstan | $383 m | <0.1% | $85 m | +352% |
| Kosovo | $377 m | <0.1% | $309 m | +22% |
| Cambodia | $314 m | <0.1% | $239 m | +32% |
| Paraguay | $296 m | <0.1% | $138 m | +114% |
| Madagascar | $294 m | <0.1% | $257 m | +14% |
| Nicaragua | $252 m | <0.1% | $280 m | −10% |
| Albania | $240 m | <0.1% | $214 m | +12% |
| Montenegro | $219 m | <0.1% | $210 m | +4% |
| Cameroon | $189 m | <0.1% | $190 m | 0% |
| Nigeria | $184 m | <0.1% | $190 m | −3% |
| Mali | $172 m | <0.1% | $181 m | −5% |
| Mauritius | $171 m | <0.1% | $170 m | +1% |
| Peru | $154 m | <0.1% | $131 m | +18% |
| Nepal | $134 m | <0.1% | $121 m | +11% |
| Andorra | $132 m | <0.1% | $128 m | +4% |
| Ghana | $131 m | <0.1% | $180 m | −27% |
| Jamaica | $128 m | <0.1% | $128 m | 0% |
| Côte d'Ivoire | $120 m | <0.1% | $101 m | +19% |
| Ecuador | $118 m | <0.1% | $123 m | −5% |
| Malawi | $116 m | <0.1% | $150 m | −23% |
| Belize | $116 m | <0.1% | $105 m | +10% |
| Azerbaijan | $111 m | <0.1% | $139 m | −20% |
| Iraq | $92 m | <0.1% | $140 m | −34% |
| Palestine | $91 m | <0.1% | $109 m | −17% |
| Burkina Faso | $90 m | <0.1% | $94 m | −5% |
| Algeria | $85 m | <0.1% | $93 m | −9% |
| Djibouti | $81 m | <0.1% | $104 m | −22% |
| Niger | $70 m | <0.1% | $59 m | +19% |
| Tanzania | $69 m | <0.1% | $39 m | +75% |
| Mongolia | $62 m | <0.1% | $59 m | +4% |
| Laos | $61 m | <0.1% | $100 m | −39% |
| Dominican Republic | $53 m | <0.1% | $58 m | −10% |
| Bolivia | $50 m | <0.1% | $50 m | 0% |
| Uganda | $48 m | <0.1% | $55 m | −13% |
| Jordan | $48 m | <0.1% | $33 m | +45% |
| Maldives | $47 m | <0.1% | $44 m | +7% |
| Venezuela | $46 m | <0.1% | $100 m | −54% |
| Ethiopia | $43 m | <0.1% | $157 m | −73% |
| Guinea | $37 m | <0.1% | $68 m | −46% |
| Bermuda | $36 m | <0.1% | $40 m | −11% |
| Botswana | $35 m | <0.1% | $30 m | +18% |
| Rwanda | $34 m | <0.1% | $32 m | +7% |
| Trinidad and Tobago | $33 m | <0.1% | $63 m | −47% |
| Honduras | $29 m | <0.1% | $109 m | −73% |
| Samoa | $29 m | <0.1% | $20 m | +41% |
| Angola | $29 m | <0.1% | $34 m | −17% |
| Namibia | $26 m | <0.1% | $21 m | +24% |
| Zambia | $25 m | <0.1% | $25 m | 0% |
| Suriname | $22 m | <0.1% | $19 m | +16% |
| Cayman Islands | $18 m | <0.1% | $20 m | −7% |
| Sudan | $16 m | <0.1% | under $1 m | – |
| Guinea-Bissau | $15 m | <0.1% | $13 m | +15% |
| Zimbabwe | $15 m | <0.1% | $15 m | −3% |
| Brunei | $15 m | <0.1% | $34 m | −57% |
| Saint Lucia | $12 m | <0.1% | $11 m | +13% |
| Macao | $12 m | <0.1% | $18 m | −33% |
| Cabo Verde | $12 m | <0.1% | $11 m | +13% |
| Seychelles | $11 m | <0.1% | $10 m | +3% |
| Fiji | $10 m | <0.1% | $15 m | −34% |
| Mozambique | $9 m | <0.1% | $13 m | −32% |
| Antigua and Barbuda | $6 m | <0.1% | $5 m | +19% |
| Eswatini | $6 m | <0.1% | $6 m | −1% |
| Tonga | $6 m | <0.1% | $11 m | −47% |
| Grenada | $5 m | <0.1% | $5 m | 0% |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo | $4 m | <0.1% | $2 m | +141% |
| Burundi | $3 m | <0.1% | $5 m | −24% |
| Dominica | $3 m | <0.1% | $3 m | +2% |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | $3 m | <0.1% | $3 m | −12% |
| Mauritania | $3 m | <0.1% | $6 m | −52% |
| Solomon Islands | $3 m | <0.1% | $3 m | −19% |
| Tajikistan | $2 m | <0.1% | $7 m | −70% |
| Timor-Leste | $2 m | <0.1% | $1 m | +50% |
| Haiti | $2 m | <0.1% | $2 m | 0% |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis | $2 m | <0.1% | $2 m | −5% |
| Sierra Leone | $2 m | <0.1% | under $1 m | – |
| Gambia | $1 m | <0.1% | $1 m | 0% |
| Bhutan | $1 m | <0.1% | under $1 m | – |
| São Tomé and Príncipe | under $1 m | <0.1% | $1 m | −63% |
| Marshall Islands | under $1 m | <0.1% | under $1 m | – |
| Papua New Guinea | under $1 m | <0.1% | under $1 m | – |
| Lesotho | under $1 m | <0.1% | under $1 m | – |
| Total, reporting countries | $1.28 tn | 100% | $1.14 tn | – |
Source: IMF Balance of Payments Statistics, via World Bank, CC BY 4.02023 and 2024Updated 7 Nov 2026
Notes
- Ireland: Much of Ireland’s figure is services sold by multinational firms’ Irish subsidiaries, booked in Ireland.