List of countries by oil imports - Wikipedia List of countries by oil imports This article needs to be updated. Please update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. ( September 2017 ) A world map of countries by oil importation, 2006. Trends in the top five crude oil - importing countries, 1960 - 2012 This is a list of countries by oil imports based on The World Factbook ( 1 ) and other sources. Many countries also export oil, and some export more oil than they import. Countries Crude Oil Import by Country Rank Country / Region Crude Oil - Imports ( bbl / day - est. ) Year of Information - European Union 11,658,750 United States 9,080,000 2013 China 6,167,000 2014 India 3,812,000 2013 Japan 3,441,000 2014 South Korea 2,949,000 2014 6 Germany 1,830,000 2013 7 Philippines 1,503,000 2014 8 Italy 1,346,000 2013 9 Spain 1,224,000 2013 10 United Kingdom 1,221,000 2013 11 Netherlands 1,204,000 2013 12 France 1,129,000 2013 13 Singapore 976,100 2012 14 Thailand 898,000 2012 15 Taiwan 841,300 2015 16 Canada 700,000 2014 17 Belgium 618,400 2013 18 Greece 468,000 2013 19 Poland 467,400 2013 20 Australia 461,900 2013 21 Belarus 433,400 2012 22 South Africa 414,000 2013 23 Indonesia 391,800 2012 24 Turkey 379,600 2013 25 Pakistan 372,800 2013 26 Sweden 352,300 2013 27 Brazil 344,900 2012 28 Portugal 282,400 2013 29 Israel 275,600 2013 30 Bahrain 243,300 2012 31 Finland 236,000 2013 32 Aruba 229,000 2012 33 Malaysia 200,200 2012 34 Chile 186,900 2013 35 Lithuania 181,900 2012 36 Austria 173,900 2014 37 Cuba 160,000 2013 38 Morocco 148,500 2012 39 Czech Republic 131,300 2013 40 Bulgaria 128,100 2012 41 Kazakhstan 118,400 2012 42 Slovakia 117,600 2013 43 Hungary 115,300 2013 44 Peru 110,600 2012 45 Romania 104,900 2012 46 Switzerland 101,400 2013 47 New Zealand 101,200 2013 48 Denmark 99,690 2013 49 Egypt 80,000 2013 50 Côte d'Ivoire 72,860 2012 51 North Korea 70,000 2013 52 Ireland 66,490 2013 53 Jordan 59,440 2013 54 Trinidad and Tobago 59,180 2012 55 Uruguay 40,880 2012 56 Croatia 37,300 2014 57 Norway 37,080 2013 58 Ukraine 33,020 2012 59 Sri Lanka 32,520 2012 60 Cameroon 31,960 2012 61 Serbia 31,730 2014 62 Russia 29,650 2014 63 Iran 28,140 2012 64 Dominican Republic 26,500 2012 65 Bangladesh 25,320 2012 66 Ghana 24,200 2012 67 Jamaica 24,160 2012 68 Tunisia 22,120 2012 69 Bosnia and Herzegovina 20,040 2012 70 Kenya 19,830 2012 71 Senegal 15,560 2012 72 Papua New Guinea 14,880 2012 73 Zambia 14,340 2012 74 Nicaragua 13,580 2014 75 El Salvador 9,940 2012 76 Mexico 9,884 2013 77 Algeria 5,900 2012 78 U.S. Virgin Islands 4,493 2012 79 Albania 3,440 2012 80 Uzbekistan 340 2012 81 Macedonia 146 2014 82 Latvia 140 2012 83 Argentina 100 2012 84 Myanmar 40 2012 See also List of countries by oil exports List of countries by net oil exports References Jump up ^ http://www.eia.gov/countries/index.cfm?topL=imp Jump up ^ `` The World Factbook ''. report. Central Intelligence Agency. Retrieved 12 September 2016. Lists of countries by energy rankings Oil Proven reserves Production Consumption Exports Imports All Natural gas Proven reserves Production Consumption Exports Imports Recoverable shale gas Coal Proven reserves Production Exports Imports Nuclear power Uranium Proven reserves Production Generation Renewable energy Hydroelectricity Wind Photovoltaic Geothermal Solar water heating Electric energy Consumption Exports Imports Production Total energy Consumption and production per capita Intensity Summary of top exporters List of international rankings List of top international rankings by country Lists by country Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_countries_by_oil_imports&oldid=800885072 '' Categories : Energy - related lists by country Petroleum by country Trade by commodity Petroleum economics Lists of countries Import International trade - related lists Hidden categories : Wikipedia articles in need of updating from September 2017 All Wikipedia articles in need of updating Talk About Wikipedia Español فارسی Français ไทย اردو 中文 Edit links This page was last edited on 16 September 2017, at 08 : 28. About Wikipedia

Question: largest importer of crude oil in the world
Answer: European Union