Pakistan receives a record of $ 38.3 billion in fy25

• Removals increase by 27% from FY24 to FY25.
• Monthly Inputs Top $ 3.4 billion in June 2025.
• Saudi Arabia sends the highest remittances in June.

Karachi: Pakistan employees’ remittances amounted to $ 3.4 billion in June 2025, marking an increase of 8% annually, according to data from the Pakistani State Bank (SBP) on Wednesday.

With this strong monthly inflow, total remittances for FY25 increased by $ 26.6% on a record of $ 38.3 billion, from $ 30.3 billion a $ 24.

This signifies the highest annual excavation in the country’s history, giving a significant boost to Pakistan’s external account and the ability to consume households.

According to SBP, the majority of remittances during June came from Saudi Arabia ($ 823.2 million), followed by the United Arab Emirates ($ 717.2 million), the United Kingdom ($ 537.6 million) and the United States ($ 28.6 million).

Topline Securities Managing Director Mohammad Sohail described the inputs as “a great source of support for the economy, helping bridging external gaps and boost household incomes”.

Meanwhile, finance minister’s adviser Khurram Schehzad described the achievement as “massive” in a position in X, saying that “reflects the growing confidence of overseas Pakistanis in the economy and policy measures”.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif welcomed the records he received during the financial year 2024-25 and decided that the government was committed to economic prosperity after providing economic stability.

This, according to a statement by the PM office, called that remittances increase by 26.6% as a positive trend.

“Increasing remittances reflects the valuable contributions of the Pakistani expatriates and their confidence in the national economy,” the prime minister added.

He also undertook that recent positive economic indicators were an event of government policies in the right direction.