Countries in the International Organization for Standardization

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There are, as of 2020, 165 members of the International Organization for Standardization. Three types of membership status can be distinguished: [1]

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Members

ISO members by country
Country A2 code Country A3 code Country code No.Country name (English)Standards bodyISO status
AFAFG004 Afghanistan ANSA Member body
ALALB008 Albania DPSCorrespondent member
DZDZA012 Algeria IANOR Member body
AOAGO024 Angola IANORQCorrespondent member
AGATG028 Antigua and Barbuda ABBSSubscriber member
ARARG032 Argentina IRAM Member body
AMARM051 Armenia SARM Member body
AUAUS036 Australia SA Member body
ATAUT040 Austria ASI Member body
AZAZE031 Azerbaijan AZSTANDMember body
BSBHS044 Bahamas BBSQCorrespondent member
BHBHR048 Bahrain BSMDMember body
BDBGD050 Bangladesh BSTI Member body
BBBRB052 Barbados BNSIMember body
BYBLR112 Belarus BELSTMember body
BEBEL056 Belgium NBN Member body
BZBLZ084 Belize BZBSCorrespondent member
BJBEN204 Benin CEBENORMember body
BTBTN064 Bhutan SQCACorrespondent member
BOBOL068 Bolivia, Plurinational State of IBNORCACorrespondent member
BABIH070 Bosnia and Herzegovina BASMPMember body
BWBWA072 Botswana BOBSMember body
BRBRA076 Brazil ABNT Member body
BNBRN096 Brunei Darussalam CPRUCorrespondent member
BGBGR100 Bulgaria BDSMember body
BFBFA854 Burkina Faso FASONORMMember body
BIBDI108 Burundi BBNCorrespondent member
KHKHM116 Cambodia ISCCorrespondent member
CMCMR120 Cameroon CDNQMember body
CACAN124 Canada SCC Member body
CVCPV132 Cape Verde — [2]
CFCAF140 Central African Republic — [2]
TDTCD148 Chad — [2]
CLCHL52 Chile INNMember body
CNCHN156 China SAC Member body
COCOL170 Colombia ICONTEC Member body
KMCOM174 Comoros — [2]
CGCOG178 Congo — [2]
CD(ZR)COD180 Congo, Democratic Republic of the OCCMember body
CRCRI188 Costa Rica INTECOMember body
CICIV384 Côte d'Ivoire CODINORMMember body
HRHRV191 Croatia HZNMember body
CUCUB192 Cuba NCMember body
CYCYP196 Cyprus CYSMember body
CZCZE203 Czech Republic ÚNMZMember body
DKDNK208 Denmark DSMember body
DJDJI262 Djibouti — [2]
DMDMA212 Dominica DBOSCorrespondent member
DODOM214 Dominican Republic INDOCALMember body
ECECU218 Ecuador INENMember body
EGEGY818 Egypt EOSMember body
SVSLV222 El Salvador CONACYTMember body
GQGNQ226 Equatorial Guinea — [2]
ERERI232 Eritrea ESICorrespondent member
EEEST233 Estonia EVSMember body
SZSWZ748 Eswatini SWASACorrespondent member
ETETH231 Ethiopia IESMember body
FJFJI242 Fiji FTSQCOMember body
FIFIN246 Finland SFS Member body
FRFRA250 France AFNOR Member body
GAGAB266 Gabon CNTTMember body
GMGMB270 Gambia TGSBCorrespondent member
GEGEO268 Georgia GEOSTMCorrespondent member
DEDEU276 Germany DIN Member body
GHGHA288 Ghana GSBMember body
GRGRC300 Greece ELOT Member body
GDGRD308 Grenada — [2]
GTGTM320 Guatemala COGUANORCorrespondent member
GNGIN324 Guinea INNMCorrespondent member
GWGNB624 Guinea-Bissau DSNPQ [2]
GYGUY328 Guyana GNBSCorrespondent member
HTHTI332 Haiti BHNCorrespondent member
HNHND340 Honduras COHCITSubscriber member
HKHKG344 Hong Kong (China)ITCHKSARCorrespondent member
HUHUN348 Hungary MSZTMember body
ISISL352 Iceland ISTMember body
ININD356 India BIS Member body
IDIDN360 Indonesia BSN Member body
IRIRN364 Iran, Islamic Republic of ISIRI Member body
IQIRQ368 Iraq COSQC Member body
IEIRL372 Ireland NSAI Member body
ILISR376 Israel SII Member body
ITITA380 Italy UNI Member body
JMJAM388 Jamaica JBSMember body
JPJPN392 Japan JISC Member body
JOJOR400 Jordan JISMMember body
KZKAZ398 Kazakhstan KAZMEMSTMember body
KEKEN404 Kenya KEBS Member body
KIKIR296 Kiribati — [2]
KPPRK408 Korea, Democratic People's Republic of CSKMember body
KRKOR410 Korea, Republic of KATS Member body
KWKWT414 Kuwait KOWSMDMember body
KGKGZ417 Kyrgyzstan KYRGYZSTCorrespondent member
LALAO418 Lao People's Democratic Republic DISMSubscriber member
LVLVA428 Latvia LVSMember body
LBLBN422 Lebanon LIBNORMember body
LSLSO426 Lesotho LSQASCorrespondent member
LRLBR430 Liberia — [2]
LYLBY434 Libya LNCSMMember body
LILIE438 Liechtenstein — [2]
LTLTU440 Lithuania LSBMember body
LULUX442 Luxembourg SEEMember body
MOMAC446 Macao (China)CPTTMCorrespondent member
MGMDG450 Madagascar BNMCorrespondent member
MWMWI454 Malawi MBSMember body
MYMYS458 Malaysia DSM Member body
MVMDV462 Maldives — [2]
MLMLI466 Mali MLIDNIMember body
MTMLT470 Malta MSA Member body
MHMHL584 Marshall Islands — [2]
MRMRT478 Mauritania —Correspondent member
MUMUS480 Mauritius MSBMember body
MXMEX484 Mexico DGN Member body
FMFSM583 Micronesia, Federated States of — [2]
MDMDA498 Moldova, Republic of MOLDSTCorrespondent member
MCMCO492 Monaco — [2]
MNMNG496 Mongolia MASMMember body
MEMNE499 Montenegro ISMECorrespondent member
MAMAR504 Morocco SNIMAMember body
MZMOZ508 Mozambique INNOQCorrespondent member
MMMMR104 Myanmar MSTRDCorrespondent member
NANAM516 Namibia NSIQOMember body
NRNRU520 Nauru — [2]
NPNPL524 Nepal NBSMMember body
NLNLD528 Netherlands NENMember body
NZNZL554 New Zealand SNZ Member body
NINIC558 Nicaragua DTNMCorrespondent member
NENER562 Niger DNQMCorrespondent member
NGNGA566 Nigeria SONMember body
MKMKD807 North Macedonia ISRMMember body
NONOR578 Norway SN Member body
OMOMN512 Oman DGSMMember body
PKPAK586 Pakistan PSQCA Member body
PWPLW585 Palau — [2]
PSPSE275 Palestine, State of [3] PSICorrespondent member
PAPAN591 Panama COPANITMember body
PGPNG598 Papua New Guinea NISITCorrespondent member
PYPRY600 Paraguay INTNCorrespondent member
PEPER604 Peru INACALMember body
PHPHL608 Philippines BPSMember body
PLPOL616 Poland PKN Member body
PTPRT620 Portugal IPQMember body
QAQAT634 Qatar QSMember body
ROROU642 Romania ASROMember body
RURUS643 Russian Federation GOST R Member body
RWRWA646 Rwanda RBSMember body
KNKNA659 Saint Kitts and Nevis — [2]
LCLCA662 Saint Lucia SLBSMember body
VCVCT670 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines SVGBSSubscriber member
WSWSM882 Samoa — [2]
SMSMR674 San Marino — [2]
STSTP678 Sao Tome and Principe — [2]
SASAU682 Saudi Arabia SASO Member body
SNSEN686 Senegal ASNMember body
RSSRB891 Serbia ISSMember body
SCSYC690 Seychelles SBSCorrespondent member
SLSLE694 Sierra Leone —Correspondent member
SGSGP702 Singapore SPRING SGMember body
SKSVK703 Slovakia SUTNMember body
SISVN705 Slovenia SISTMember body
SBSLB090 Solomon Islands — [2]
SOSOM706 Somalia — [2]
ZAZAF710 South Africa SABS Member body
SSSSD728 South Sudan [2]
ESESP724 Spain AENOR Member body
LKLKA144 Sri Lanka SLSI Member body
SDSDN729 Sudan SSMOMember body
SRSUR740 Suriname SSBCorrespondent member
SESWE752 Sweden SIS Member body
CHCHE756 Switzerland SNV Member body
SYSYR760 Syrian Arab Republic SASMO [2]
TWTWN158 Taiwan BSMI/TAF [2]
TZTZA834 Tanzania, United Republic of TBSMember body
TJTJK762 Tajikistan TJKSTNCorrespondent member
THTHA764 Thailand TISIMember body
TLTLS206 Timor-Leste — [2]
TGTGO768 Togo CSN [2]
TOTON776 Tonga — [2]
TTTTO780 Trinidad and Tobago TTBSMember body
TNTUN788 Tunisia INNORPIMember body
TRTUR792 Turkey TSE Member body
TMTKM795 Turkmenistan MSSTCorrespondent member
TVTUV798 Tuvalu — [2]
UGUGA800 Uganda UNBSMember body
UAUKR804 Ukraine SE UkrNDNC  [ uk ] [4] Member body
AEARE784 United Arab Emirates ESMAMember body
GBGBR826 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland BSI Member body
USUSA840 United States of America ANSI Member body
UYURY858 Uruguay UNITMember body
UZUZB860 Uzbekistan UZSTANDARDMember body
VUVUT548 Vanuatu — [2]
VAVAT336 Vatican City — [2]
VEVEN862 Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of FONDONORMA [2]
VNVNM704 Viet Nam TCVN Member body
EHESH732 Western Sahara — [2]
YEYEM887 Yemen YSMOMember body
ZMZMB894 Zambia ZABSCorrespondent member
ZWZWE816 Zimbabwe SAZMember body

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References

  1. ↑ "Members". ISO. Retrieved 2020-11-18.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Does not have representation in ISO under any membership class as of 2015.
  3. ↑ Although not universally recognized as a sovereign state, the State of Palestine is a correspondent member of the ISO separate from Israel.
  4. ↑ Про визначення державного підприємства, яке виконує функції національного органу стандартизації [On the definition of a state enterprise performing the functions of a national standardization body] (Order 1163-р, 1) (in Ukrainian). Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. 26 November 2014.
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