SBP Launches Survey of Overseas Pakistanis to Assess Recent Trends and Prospects for Remittances

Published in External Relations Department on December 24, 2020

State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) in collaboration with Ministry of Planning, Development and Special
Initiatives (MPD&SI) has launched a survey of Overseas Pakistanis to analyze recent trends in
remittances and the future outlook. The survey will be available to all Overseas Pakistanis globally till

9th of January, 2021.
The survey attempts to assess underlying factors that may have affected recent remittances behavior,
including switching from informal to formal channels, from brick and mortar outlets to digital platforms,
future plans of moving back to Pakistan, as well as the amount of remittances they expect to send in
the next six months.
With the support of the Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development (MOPHRD),
Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) and Pakistan Remittance Initiative (PRI), this
survey is being conducted simultaneously at Pakistani Consulates and Embassies, Overseas Bank
Branches of Pakistani Banks as well as online.
SBP and MPD&SI encourage Overseas Pakistanis to actively participate in this short online survey. The
survey is very easy to access through the following web link:
https://surveyctosbp.surveycto.com/collect/survey_on_recent_remittance_behavior_of_overseas_p
akistanis?caseid
or the following QR Code:
The survey link and QR code are also available on the SBP website
https://www.sbp.org.pk/research/OTH/QR.asp and Roshan Digital Account webpages of Pakistani
Banks. In case of any query or needed support, the survey participants can contact the SBP team by
emailing them at sbp.surveys@sbp.org.pk
*****

Your Comment:

Related Posts

21

Feb
Print Media

Revival? For whom?

By S. Akbar Zaidi Published in Dawn on February 20, 2025 NO amount of self-congratulatory full-page advertisements in newspapers on the first anniversary of the Feb 8, 2024, elections, along with television ads showing a benevolent farsighted prime minister giving instructions to a young girl about all that has been achieved for Pakistan’s economic revival, and what […]

17

Feb
Print Media

Great Debate: FBR chief, economists urge ‘cautious approach’ to achieve economic growth

Published in The News on February 18, 2025 Experts, at Geo News‘ exclusive Great Debate on the economy, stressed the need for a “cautious and measured approach” to achieve economic growth, calling for structural tax reforms and sustainable policies. The panel, comprising prominent economists, business tycoons, analysts, and industry leaders, broke down the many-sided challenges and suggested[…]