Inward remittances to Bangladesh saw a sharp 41.31% year-on-year jump in the first 23 days of May 2026, driven by increased transfers from expatriates ahead of Eid-ul-Azha.

Bangladesh’s remittance inflow saw a strong year-on-year growth of 37.5 percent, reaching $1.74 billion ($1,743 million) in the first 13 days of May.

Bangladesh has surpassed the previous fiscal year’s total remittance earnings with nearly two months still remaining in the current financial year. Driven by a steady upward trend, expatriate inflows reached

​In a pioneering move for Bangladesh, Chattogram Deputy Commissioner (DC) Mohammad Zahidul Islam Mian has launched a dedicated online public hearing platform for expatriates. This first-of-its-kind initiative aims to provide

Bangladesh’s remittance inflow remained strong in March 2026, reaching $3.33 billion in the first 28 days, driven by increased transfers ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr.

Bangladesh received $3.02 billion in remittances in February, up 19.5% from the same month last year, according to the latest data from Bangladesh Bank.

Expatriate Bangladeshis sent $3.17 billion in remittances in January 2026, marking the third-highest monthly inflow in the country’s history.

Bangladesh’s remittance inflow has surged by 56.3% in the first 17 days of January 2026, reaching over $1.86 billion. This robust growth continues the upward trend seen throughout the current

Despite Bangladesh achieving a record surge in overall remittance inflows in Fiscal Year 2024-25 (FY25), reaching $30.33 billion (a 26.83% YoY increase), the two major remittance corridors—the United States (US)