Other services led at 51.9%; transport, travel, manufacturing and maintenance made up the rest.
Taiwan’s services exports were led by other services in 2024. Other services accounted for 51.9% of services credits, while transport and travel together added 37.0%. Manufacturing services and maintenance added a further 11.0%, and the overall services account still ran a US$12.4bn deficit.
Source 1: Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
Publisher: Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
Units: US$ million
Shares divide CBC service-credit component receipts by total 2024 services credits of US$58.75bn. CBC reports other services as a broad category and notes computer and information services as the main driver, but the annual report excerpt does not isolate that value.
CBC component receipts are divided by total services credits. Services imports and balance are official CBC BOP totals and are shown as supporting page facts, not additional share segments.
Taiwan ASEAN partner concentration, 2025
Top-three partners made up 80.9% of Taiwan exports to ASEAN in 2025.
Taiwan GNI per capita versus GDP per capita, 2024
Gross National Income (GNI) per resident exceeded GDP per resident by about US$1.1k in 2024.
Taiwan petroleum-product exports by type
Diesel/gasoil was 54% and gasoline/blending 30% of 2025 petroleum-product exports.