List of countries by oil imports

A world map of countries by oil importation, 2006.

Trends in the top five crude oil-importing countries, 1960-2012

This is a list of countries by oil imports based on The World Factbook and other sources.^[1] Many countries also export oil, and some export more oil than they import.

Countries

Country/Region	Oil - imports (bbl/day)	Date of information	Oil - imports (bbl/day)	Date of information
European Union	11,658,750	2010 est.
United States	8,527,000	2012	7,713,000^[2]	2013
China	4,754,000	2010	5,658,000^[3]	2013
India	3,272,000	2010	3,782,000^[4]	2013
Japan	3,457,000	2012	3,408,000^[5]	2013
South Korea	2,549,000	2012	2,450,000^[6]	2013
Germany	1,876,000	2010 est.	2,219,000	2012
Italy	1,591,000	2010 est.	1,198,000	2012
France	1,298,000	2010 est.	1,668,000	2012
Netherlands	1,202,000	2012 est.	961,000	2012
Singapore	1,137,000	2010 est.	1,360,000	2012
Spain	1,061,000	2010 est.	1,260,000	2012
United Kingdom	1,053,000	2013 est.
Taiwan	885,900	2010 est.	1,058,000	2012
Thailand	793,900	2011 est.
Canada	770,300	2010 est.
Belgium	667,700	2010 est.	607,000	2012
Poland	547,900	2011 est.
Australia	475,900	2010 est.	607,000	2012
Greece	405,500	2010 est.
U.S. Virgin Islands	402,000	2010 est.
Sweden	398,100	2010 est.
Indonesia	388,400	2010 est.
South Africa	385,100	2010 est.
Brazil	343,600	2010 est.
Turkey	338,900	2010 est.	638,000	2012
Belarus	294,800	2010 est.
Israel	260,600	2010 est.
Switzerland	258,200	2011 est.
Bahrain	256,000	2011 est.
Aruba	228,800	2010 est.
Portugal	222,300	2010 est.
Finland	214,700	2010 est.
Lithuania	190,100	2010 est.
Philippines	182,000	2010 est.
Chile	169,700	2010 est.
Cuba	165,000	2012 est.
Malaysia	160,500	2010 est.
Ukraine	155,300	2010 est.
Czech Republic	154,000	2010 est.
Ecuador	154,000	2012 est.
Pakistan	151,200	2010 est.
Austria	139,000	2011 est.
Bulgaria	124,700	2010 est.
Morocco	122,900	2010 est.
Romania	122,000	2010 est.
Kazakhstan	119,600	2010 est.
Hungary	114,800	2010 est.
Slovakia	108,400	2010 est.
New Zealand	99,810	2010 est.
Peru	99,590	2012 est.
Trinidad and Tobago	70,260	2010 est.
Jordan	68,320	2010 est.
Ireland	62,070	2010 est.
Denmark	55,010	2010 est.
Macedonia	51,510	2013 est.
Croatia	51,470	2013 est.
Côte d'Ivoire	49,780	2010 est.
Egypt	48,740	2010 est.
Uruguay	38,680	2010 est.
Sri Lanka	36,380	2010 est.
Cameroon	34,220	2010 est.
Serbia	33,330	2013 est.
Ghana	32,060	2010 est.
Kenya	31,040	2010 est.
Dominican Republic	27,260	2010 est.
Bangladesh	23,620	2010 est.
Jamaica	22,940	2010 est.
Bosnia and Herzegovina	22,140	2010 est.
Russia	16,380	2012 est.
El Salvador	16,160	2010 est.
Iran	15,600	2010 est.
Senegal	15,500	2010 est.
Papua New Guinea	14,880	2010 est.
Nicaragua	12,910	2013 est.
Zambia	12,500	2010 est.
Norway	11,320	2010 est.
North Korea	10,500	2012 est.
Costa Rica	10,040	2010 est.
Algeria	6,400	2010 est.
Tunisia	3,680	2010 est.
Colombia	10	2011 est.
Suriname	1	2010 est.

References

↑ http://www.eia.gov/countries/index.cfm?topL=imp
↑ OPEC, Annual Statistical Bulletin, 2014.
↑ OPEC, Annual Statistical Bulletin, 2014.
↑ OPEC, Annual Statistical Bulletin, 2014.
↑ OPEC, Annual Statistical Bulletin, 2014.
↑ OPEC, Annual Statistical Bulletin, 2014.

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