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Economists said the dec-line in the number of Filipinos leaving for overseas jobs and the strong peso had not yet hurt remittances.

"Third, " he said, "remittances, which run at about $15 billion a year to Africa, and foreign aid, are likely to be affected. "

But he said it can be mitigated if banks reach out to people who receive money transfers from abroad, known as remittances.

Ratha, manager of the Bank's Migrations and Remittances unit, says a government should view its diaspora like "an untapped pool of oil. "

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He said remittances fell in August in El Salvador and in July in Guatemala, but "those drops are not an indication of a major pattern. "

But the bank estimates that total remittances to the region this year will be about $500 million more than they were two years ago.

Remittances are closely correlated with the number of migrant workers, lagged by about a year.

The effect is beginning to be felt in Mexico too, especially in communities most dependent on remittances.

Remittances by overseas Chinese are managed by the Bank of China (BOC), which has a number of branch offices in several countries.

"Financial help in the form of remittances from family members is always the first to arrive in times of distress, " says Ratha.

These remittances do not reflect domestic demand or supply, but are more like a capital inflow.

New figures released yesterday indicate the weakness of the dollar has yet to impact on remittances, in dollar terms at least.

Declining remittances and a tightening of micro-finance lending would further restrict the funds available to women to run their households.

In at least seven countries, remittances account for more than a quarter of the gross domestic product.

Bangladesh depends on remittances from the Middle East more than any other large country.

Remittances from across the Florida Straits may amount to $1 billion a year.

For many, they are the only means of getting cash or sending remittances to family abroad.

I would ask that we be allowed to pay your account by three monthly remittances of $10, 000, with a final adjustment in the fourth month.

In Lebanon, Lesotho, Nepal, Tajikistan and a few other places, remittances are more than 20% of GDP.

Some of the benefits of this improved match then flow back to the migrant's home country, most directly via remittances.

Their remittances to relatives in the countryside had been a big driver of rural spending.

Similarly, as private funds, remittances should not be viewed as a substitute for development assistance, the report argues.

Remittances in hard currency funnelled through hawala (Islamic word-of-mouth banks) may have more to do with it.

Such remittances are important, says Dilip Ratha of the World Bank, but it is not enough to tap the income of migrants abroad.

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The call for a remittances boycott appeared to fall on deaf ears.

In only a few cases are remittances invested in real estate, production, and the service or agricultural sectors.

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Trade deficits are made up for by remittances from emigrants and by foreign aid, overwhelmingly from New Zealand.

For the population, the main sources of income are the agricultural sector and remittances from workers abroad (mainly Russia).

Remittances from Haitians living abroad have begun flowing here again after Western Union reopened some of its branches in the capital.

"Remittances in particular are an important way out of extreme poverty for a large number of people, " he says.

Wu had a reputation for taking villagers to work in the city, where they were able to earn enough money to send remittances back home.

Though remittances have not fallen much yet, an uprising in an oil-rich Gulf kingdom would be serious.

And more to do for the worker far from home in a city slum, watching jobs and remittances disappear amid global recession.

Apart from wire transfers, postal remittances should all come in the form of postal money orders or postal gift coupons.

Tourism is one of Mexico's main dollar generators, along with oil exports and remittances sent from Mexicans living abroad.

"When additional income comes to the family through remittances sent by a migrant abroad, more tends to go to girls. "

Remittances unclaimed when the time period expires shall be returned to the remitters by postal enterprises or branch offices.

Remittances are part of a bank's international services and are divided into two categories, inward and outward.

Remittances from Mexicans working across the border fell sharply in November, while fewer tourists will venture south.

White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says all restrictions on travel and remittances are being lifted.

The World Bank's authors think only a third of remittances go on education, savings and business investment.

The biggest flow of money from rich countries to poor ones is remittances.

In addition, remittances appear to help households maintain their consumption levels through economic shocks and adversity.

Its Money Exchange division was set up in 1981 to handle migrants' remittances from the kingdom.

Dependence on migrant remittances is a common theme among the world's most crippled, tightly controlled economies.

Remittances are projected to fall by 8 percent in Africa this year after growing at double-digit rates over the last four or five years.

Remittances are on the decline, with a fall of at least 5 percent forecast for 2009.

"The real challenge is not the decrease of remittances, " he says. "It is the return of emigrants which has not started. "

Drawing on household surveys, Ratha says the report shows remittances have led to reduced poverty levels in low income countries.

DESPITE all the aid, investment and remittances that flow from richer economies to poorer ones, too much capital sloshes right back.

Any income derived from the Philippines when remitted to the parent company shall be subject to the tax on branch profit remittances.

The region is now particularly vulnerable to falling remittances from migrant workers in the Gulf countries, the G20 background paper says.

Earlier this week, the United States relaxed bans on travel and remittances to the island by Cuban-Americans.

It runs a fairly substantial trade deficit, so it depends on remittances and direct investment to stay afloat.

The account will be used for payment under letters of credit, collection orders and remittances.

The economic slowdown is expected to hit Latin American exports to the US, as well as remittances from Latino migrants.

"Remittances represent a lifeline to struggling economies, " said Lennart B? ge, the president of IFAD.

It is greased by remittances from abroad, which are estimated at between $500m and $1 billion a year.

But emerging countries have been hit by the drying up of credit, reduced remittances, and lower export demand.

Ratha says requests for data and projections on remittances have "skyrocketed" in the last three months.

Trade with oil-rich Libya and the resumption of remittances would be a welcome relief.

Although the economy revived under her leadership, it remains weak, sustained by the remittances of millions of overseas workers.

Yet remittances are an efficient, market-driven means of pushing money towards people who are hard-pressed .

The relative strength of remittances has prompted many to look to this source of funding as a way to weather the crisis.

GEP recommends increasing access by poor migrants and their families to formal financial services for sending and receiving remittances.

Remittances from its citizens working in the U. S. are way down.

Only a handful of operators currently allow customers to make remittances by mobile phone.

Remittances have received much attention from sending countries as they are seen as a stable source of development finance.

Barack Obama has said that he would reverse restrictions on remittances and family visits to Cuba imposed by Mr Bush.

Everywhere the global economic crisis is hitting hard, with foreign investment and remittances falling and unemployment rising.

Higher remittances and easing restrictions on bank deposits in yuan could be a start, they say.

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Western Union unveiled a service that enables remittances to be sent home by mobile phone.

Countries that have grown to depend on jobs, remittances and FDI from Gulf countries, are already seeing signs of stress.

Exports of manufactured goods to western Europe have plummeted; remittances from migrant workers employed there will also surely fall.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that the actual remittances flows may be much larger than these official numbers, according to the report.

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Countries should also make it easier and cheaper for migrants to send remittances home, he says.

Charlie was a youth of family and education who had run away from home and lived on occasional remittances.

In Sub-Sahara Africa, migrant worker remittances have become an important topic in development finance and pro-poor financial services.

The tsunami is a setback in a region of weak economies: many of the island countries are heavily reliant on aid and remittances.

But "cash injections" , either through microcredit loans or workers' remittances, have hitherto played a huge role.

Remittances from Mongolians working abroad both legally and illegally constitute a sizeable portion.

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But now exports, foreign investment, remittances and growth are falling. Mines have closed and unemployment is rising.

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But now exports, foreign investment, remittances and growth are falling. Mines have closed and unemployment is rising.

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Aid and remittances fuel consumption and a building boom.

Remittances are one consequence of migration that benefit both the migrants' families and their home countries.

Remittances from the quarter to a third of Albanians who live abroad have dropped sharply.

To make matters worse, Bolivian migrants are returning from recession-hit Spain, cutting remittances.

Inward and outward remittances are usually carried out by a mail transfer, demand draft , or telegraphic transfer .

A person, firm or bank may apply to an Authorized Dealer for remittances in any foreign currency to a beneficiary abroad.

An expansion of credit, rising incomes, and strong worker remittances are buoying private consumption.

Inward and outward remittances are usually carried out by a mail transfer, demand draft(DD), or telegraphic transfer(TT).

Remittances may also keep currencies artificially high, harming growth.

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A downturn in Western Europe and Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine would hit low income economies by slowing remittances.

In November Kyrgyzstan lamented that remittances (mostly from migrants in Russia) were tumbling.

However, remittances dropped more than expected in Latin America and the Caribbean and the Middle East and North Africa.

Mr Obama has already promised to reverse the restrictions on remittances and travel by Cuban-Americans imposed by Mr Bush.

Given the weakness of Albania's banking system, remittances are mainly sent to the country through informal channels.

A World Bank Group online remittances database tracks the costs of such transactions.

Last April his administration lifted curbs on visits and remittances by Cuban-Americans imposed by George Bush.

through bank transfer, remittances by cash purchase price of the day of conversion.

Locals are queuing for hours at reopened money-transfer kiosks to receive much-needed remittances from abroad.

among other things, it processes remittances from Cubans abroad and rents property to foreigners.

Remittances are a larger part of the global economy than they have ever been.

Mail transfer has the advantage of lower costs, but recipients receive remittances time later.

It supports several payment methods, remittances, Cash on Delivery (COD), credit cards.

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Remittances from workers abroad have grown this year, surprising economists.

The most obvious way in which migrants repay their homelands is through remittances.

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Electronic remittances exceeding Y3m will also have to be declared, down from Y10m.

Electronic remittances exceeding Y3m will also have to be declared, down from Y10m.

Previous clients come from remittances from abroad, the banks always buckle handling fees.

Remittances may rise in the short term, though, as returning migrants repatriate their savings.

Already the Obama administration has eased some restrictions on travel, remittances and telecoms links, and more changes could follow.

Their remittances pay the food bills, school fees and for new clothes.

Today the majority of the GDP of Samoa consists of remittances sent back from the US or New Zealand.

Both its main sources of foreign exchange, workers' remittances and garment exports, are at risk.

While capital flows tend to rise and fall with the economic cycle, flows of remittances were more stable.

Postal materials and remittances shall be owned by senders and remitters before they are delivered to recipients and remittees.

Countries in the region could be further affected if remittances decline as expected, according to World Bank research.

Countries in the region could be further affected if remittances decline as expected, according to World Bank research.

Regular remittances may shrink if people, having lost their jobs, return home in large numbers.

Mr Correa has hugely increased social spending but now faces lower oil prices and falling remittances from some 2m Ecuadoreans abroad.

A few days ago, I have asked the agency to send remittances.

Such measures might include easing the curbs on travel and remittances to Cuba by Cuban-Americans.

In Nicaragua, remittances significantly improved the likelihood of doctor-assisted births, a big factor in reducing maternal mortality.

As India's officials have responded, remittances and investment have soared.

The Philippines has some 8m people abroad: their remittances provide about a tenth of total domestic output.

Remittances in Mexico are the second-largest source of foreign income, after oil, and ahead of tourism.

Public money and private remittances have brought consumer goods.

remittances from migrant workers employed there will also surely fall.

He rejected Mr Obama's call for Cuba to release political prisoners and scrap a 10% tax on remittances from Cuban-Americans.

I think the fundamental point about remittances managed through a diaspora bond will essentially be the people-to-people connection.

A stronger currency has eroded tourism earnings and remittances.

Family remittances are already a bigger source of transfers to poor countries than government aid.

He has relaxed most limits on visits and remittances, which should increase demand for Cuban homes and the amount buyers can pay.

Some companies accept bank remittances as payment for products.

But oil output and remittances from Ecuadoreans abroad are both falling.

Obama took office and to relax the Cuban American Cuban-American travel to Cuba and remittances to Cuba and other restrictions.

He is asking the foreign exchange clerk at the Higashi Bank about remittances from London .

He is asking the foreign exchange clerk at the Higashi Bank about remittances from London .

However, when Pyongyang tested a nuclear device on Oct. 9, major Chinese banks barred remittances to North Korea.

"There is urgent need to reassess regulations for remittances through mobile phones and mitigate the operational risks, " Ratha said.

The losses are rippling down to migrant shopkeepers who cater to them, and to workers' families, who rely on remittances.

The World Bank reckons that remittances make up about a fifth of GDP in Lebanon and Jordan.

It also has reduced remittances from people working abroad.

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Remittances decelerated sharply in the second half of 2008, with the steepest drop expected for Europe and Central Asia.

What little income it can muster comes from its diaspora, but remittances have slowed with the global slump.

Remittances represent over 20 percent of GDP in Moldova and Bosnia and Herzegovina and over 10 percent in Albania, Armenia, and Tajikistan.

What little income it can muster comes from its diaspora, but remittances have slowed with the global slump.

Remittances represent over 20 percent of GDP in Moldova and Bosnia and Herzegovina and over 10 percent in Albania, Armenia, and Tajikistan.

And immigrants pay more in taxes than they send to Mexico in remittances.

All told, the scheme cuts the costs of remittances by half or more.

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Officially recorded remittances worldwide exceeded $232 billion in 2005.

Migrants not only send back remittances on a regular basis, they also travel to and from their home communities and keep in constant touch.

In Central America, remittances have long eclipsed traditional agricultural mainstays such as coffee and bananas.

The value of remittances has also tumbled, says Mexico's central bank.

In Central America, remittances have long eclipsed traditional agricultural mainstays such as coffee and bananas.

The value of remittances has also tumbled, says Mexico's central bank.

And more than half of dalit families in some poor parts of UP depend for their money on remittances from urban migrants.

Data compiled by researchers at the World Bank suggest that remittances may have another virtue that is less widely appreciated.

In recent years the flow of remittances has grown fast, averaging 22% annually in 2001-06.

The laborers take factory jobs and other low-paying work to send remittances of $117 million each year.

In 2009 it abolished Mr Bush's curbs on travel and remittances by Cuban-Americans.

Remittances from the diaspora have plummeted and GDP is expected to grow by only 1. 5% this year.

One danger, say economists, is that remittances can end up improving towns emptied by mass migration.

There is some concern about the macroeconomic impact of remittances.

One danger, say economists, is that remittances can end up improving towns emptied by mass migration.

There is some concern about the macroeconomic impact of remittances.

"But from a narrow economic perspective, my broad conclusion is that these remittances provide a lot of benefit to the country. "

The workers send money home to support their families. These are called immigrant remittances.

In 1995 money orders sent by post accounted for 40% of remittances, says Mr Cervantes.

Remittances sometimes account for as much as 20% of GDP.

Remittances have fallen by double digits, in some countries to half their 2008 levels.

The growth of remittances has been vital.

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The diaspora officially sent $1. 4 billion in remittances to Haiti in 2008, and unofficially may have sent as much as $2 billion.

In 2009, the level of global remittances fell by approximately six percent.

The Bank of Mexico said this week that remittances fell 36% in October from the same month last year.

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Even for larger economies, such as India and China, remittances provide hefty flows of capital.

Optimists think that remittances prop up current accounts and help development.

Remittances expected to surge by 20% in 2010, yielding an extra $360 million.

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A million or more emigrants send home remittances (worth $9 billion in 2010, according to the World Bank).

Remittances form more than 10 per cent of gross domestic product, the highest ratio in the world.

The World Bank estimates that 175m migrant workers made remittances worth $230bn in 2005.

In many developing countries today, more money comes from remittances than from foreign aid, foreign investment or even traditional exports.

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The World Bank is forecasting a decline in remittances of 7-10% in 2009.

More encouragingly, remittances to developing countries also expanded.

The stark reality is that developing countries must anticipate and prepare for a drop in trade, remittances, and domestic investment.

Overall, in both developed and developing countries, remittances worldwide exceeded US$232 billion dollars this year.

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All of which makes remittances to developing countries more precious, and questions about their resilience more pressing.

All remittances must be made by cheque or banker's cashier order in Hong Kong dollars.

National finances have long relied on remittances from migrant labourers, which last year came to about $1 billion, or 22% of GDP.

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And the World Bank says these remittances are rising again after a big decline last year.

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Their combined remittances hit a record $18. 7 billion in 2010, up by 8% on 2009.

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