Pakistan received $3.5 billion in workers’ remittances during June 2026, according to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Thursday.
The inflows were 2 per cent higher compared to June last year but 18.3 per cent lower than the amount recorded in May 2026.
For the full fiscal year 2025-26 (FY2026), overseas Pakistanis sent home $41.6 billion in remittances, marking an 8.6 per cent increase from the $38.3 billion received during FY2025.
Saudi Arabia remained the largest source of remittances in June, contributing $829.6 million. It was followed by the United Arab Emirates with $792.2 million, the United Kingdom with $514.9 million, and the United States with $296.8 million.
Pakistan recorded a workers’ remittances inflow of $ 4.3 billion during May 2026. Remittances during May 2026 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($ 1,025 million), United Arab Emirates ($ 1006.6 million), United Kingdom ($ 645.5 million) and United States of America ($ 349.8 million).
Pakistan recorded workers’ remittance inflow of $3.5 billion during April 2026. Remittances during April 2026 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($841.7 million), United Arab Emirates ($734.7 million), United Kingdom ($563.7 million) and United States of America ($317.6 million).
Pakistan recorded a workers’ remittance inflow of $3.8 billion during March 2026. Remittances during March 2026 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($918.4 million), United Arab Emirates ($823.7 million), United Kingdom ($587.3 million) and United States of America ($359.3 million).
Pakistan recorded a workers’ remittance inflow of $3.3 billion during February 2026. Remittance inflows during February 2026 were mainly sourced from the United Arab Emirates ($696.2 million), Saudi Arabia ($685.5 million), the United Kingdom ($532.0 million) and the United States of America ($319.5 million).
Pakistan recorded a workers’ remittance inflow of $3.5 billion during January 2026. Remittance inflows during January 2026 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($739.6 million), United Arab Emirates ($694.2 million), United Kingdom ($572.1 million) and United States of America ($294.7 million).
Pakistan recorded a workers’ remittance inflow of $3.6 billion in December 2025. Remittance inflows during December 2025 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($813.1 million), United Arab Emirates ($726.1 million), United Kingdom ($559.7 million) and United States of America ($ 301.7 million).
Pakistan recorded remittances inflow of $3.2 billion during November 2025. Remittances inflows during November 2025 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($753 million), United Arab Emirates ($675 million), United Kingdom ($481.1 million) and United States of America ($277.1 million).
Pakistan recorded a workers’ remittance inflow of $3.4 billion during October 2025. Remittances inflows during October 2025 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($820.9 million), United Arab Emirates ($697.7 million), United Kingdom ($487.7 million) and United States of America ($290.0 million).
Pakistan recorded a remittances inflow of $3.2 billion during September 2025. Remittances inflows during September 2025 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($750.9 million), United Arab Emirates ($677.1 million), United Kingdom ($454.8 million) and United States of America ($269.0 million).
Pakistan recorded a remittances inflow of $3.1 billion during August 2025. Remittances inflows during August 2025 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($736.7 million), United Arab Emirates ($642.9 million), United Kingdom ($463.4 million) and United States of America ($267.3 million).
In July 2025, Pakistan recorded a remittance inflow of $3.2 billion. Remittances inflows during July 2025 were mainly sourced from Saudi Arabia ($823.7 million), United Arab Emirates ($665.2 million), United Kingdom ($450.4 million) and United States of America ($269.6 million).
