Countries
Curaçao: trade by HS code
- US$322.5mExports 2024
- US$1.6bnImports 2024
- 2,509HS6 · Exports
Curaçao exported goods worth US$322.5m and imported US$1.6bn in 2024, in 2,509 and 3,247 different six-digit products.
Its main exports were rough diamonds (non-industrial) (7102.31), parts of machines n.e.s. (8479) (8479.90) and unwrought gold (non-monetary) (7108.12).
Its largest customer was Armenia and its largest supplier the United States.
In the 12 months to August 2026, the UK imported goods worth £580.1k from Curaçao (+342% on the year before), above all other plugs and sockets, network switching and routing equipment and boring and drilling machinery parts, and exported £10.7m to it.
Curaçao has no preferential arrangement with the UK: its goods pay the standard third-country rates.
Curaçao and the UK
What the UK imports from Curaçao
- 8536.69Other plugs and sockets
- 8517.62Network switching and routing equipment
- 8431.43Boring and drilling machinery parts
- 8907.10Other floating structures: inflatable rafts
- 8544.42Electric cables with connectors, up to 1000 V
- 9026.20Pressure gauges and sensors
- 3305.90Other hair preparations
- 8434.90Milking machines and dairy machinery: parts
- 8481.80Other taps, cocks and valves
- 8481.40Safety and relief valves
Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · HMRC
Curaçao and the EU
Agreement or scheme: OCTs (Overseas Countries and Territories)
What the EU imports from Curaçao
- 9021.10Orthopaedic and fracture appliances
- 7404.00Copper scrap
- 8409.91Petrol engine parts
- 8703.23Petrol cars, 1500-3000 cc
- 1518.00Chemically modified fats and oils
- 9018.90Other medical and surgical instruments
- 2202.10Sweetened or flavoured waters (soft drinks)
- 7602.00Aluminium scrap
- 7310.29Other steel containers under 50 l
- 6403.99Leather shoes (not ankle-covering)
Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · Eurostat Comext
Top exports
- 7102.31Rough diamonds (non-industrial)
- 8479.90Parts of machines n.e.s. (8479)
- 7108.12Unwrought gold (non-monetary)
- 2713.20Petroleum bitumen
- 8517.62Network switching and routing equipment
- 8517.13Smartphones
- 7102.39Worked diamonds (non-industrial)
- 9028.90Parts of supply meters
- 7204.49Other ferrous scrap
- 0103.92Live pigs 50 kg or more
- 8705.90Other special purpose vehicles
- 8536.69Other plugs and sockets
- 7404.00Copper scrap
- 7112.91Gold waste and scrap
- 0207.14Frozen chicken cuts and offal
- 8526.10Radar apparatus
- 7326.11Forged steel grinding balls
- 8471.30Laptops and portable computers (max 10 kg)
- 9403.20Other metal furniture
- 2004.10Frozen prepared potatoes (fries)
Top imports
- 8544.70Optical fibre cables
- 2106.90Other food preparations
- 8703.22Petrol cars, 1000-1500 cc
- 8703.23Petrol cars, 1500-3000 cc
- 3004.90Other medicines, dosed or for retail sale
- 8517.62Network switching and routing equipment
- 0207.14Frozen chicken cuts and offal
- 2203.00Beer
- 2103.90Other sauces, condiments and seasonings
- 8409.99Diesel engine parts
- 2402.20Cigarettes containing tobacco
- 7308.90Other steel structures and parts
- 0202.30Frozen boneless beef
- 0406.90Other cheese
- 8479.90Parts of machines n.e.s. (8479)
- 8431.10Parts of hoists, winches and jacks
- 7113.19Precious metal jewellery (other than silver)
- 3303.00Perfumes and eau de toilette
- 8431.43Boring and drilling machinery parts
- 0201.30Fresh or chilled boneless beef
Main buyers from Curaçao
Main suppliers of Curaçao
Questions and answers
What does Curaçao export most?
In 2024, its largest export at the six-digit level was rough diamonds (non-industrial) (HS 7102.31), worth US$80.4m.
Does the UK have a trade agreement with Curaçao?
No preferential rates are recorded for Curaçao in the UK tariff, so the standard third-country duty applies, plus any anti-dumping or other measures that cover its goods.