Originated in Kashgar of Xinjiang province, China, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor runs southwards through Hindu Kush, Karakoram and Himalayas and ends at Gwadar Port of Pakistan. The trade road is 3,000 kilometers long, covering highways, railways, oil and gas channels, and cable trenches. Using time-series InSAR technology, this study performs surface deformation monitoring of Sentinel 1A data covering all areas of the Economic Corridor from 2014 to 2018, which reflects the surface material movement and geological hazard risk level in the region over the past four years. This dataset can be used as a reference for studying the corridor construction, sufficing users’ demand for scientific data on natural disasters along the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. It can support scientific research and technological innovation. and serve for the corridor’s sustainable economic and social development.