List of Miss International runners-up and finalists

For the Miss International titleholders, see List of Miss International titleholders.

The Miss International pageant is part of the Big Four international beauty pageants and is established in 1960, with the first edition being held at Long Beach, California, United States, the same venue where the first edition of the Miss Universe pageant was staged in 1952 (until 1959 when it moved to Miami Beach, Florida, due to this establishment) and now currently is located in Japan. In the entire 53-year history of the pageant, The first winner of Miss International 2012, Ikumi Yoshimatsu of Japan was dethroned and did not crown her successor due to contract dispute with another talent agency but was not replaced. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

Table of Miss International runner-up and finalists

Kevin Lilliana after crowning as Miss International 2017, together with the runners-up, Madame Akemi Shimomura and Senior Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office Mr. Fumiaki Matsumoto.

From 1960 to 1965, 1967–1979, 2008, and 2011–2019, the pageant has awarded a Top 5 with the Miss International, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Runner-Up being awarded. On the other hand, from 1980 to 2007 and 2009–2010, the pageant has awarded a Top 3 with the Miss International, 1st, and 2nd Runner-Up being awarded. Each runner-up was given a sash, plaque/trophy and a crown, apart from the winner (the first to do before it was also done by rival pageant Miss Earth). Only the 1966 and 2020 editions were cancelled.

Here is the list of the top delegates of Miss International, since its inception in 1960. The crowning of the runners-up was to see last year's Top 5 winners from 2016 to 2018.

Since the pageant is based in Japan, to understand carefully, the Japanese ranking for contest is usually as follows:

• 第1位 means 1st-Place finisher being designated as Miss International
• 第2位 means 2nd-Place finisher being designated as 1st Runner-Up
• 第3位 means 3rd-Place finisher being designated as 2nd Runner-Up
• 第4位 means 4th-Place finisher being designated as 3rd Runner-Up
• 第5位 means 5th-Place finisher being designated as 4th Runner-Up

Year	Miss International (1st Place)	1st Runner-Up (2nd Place)	2nd Runner-Up (3rd Place)	3rd Runner-Up (4th Place)	4th Runner-Up (5th Place)
1960	Stella Marquez   Colombia	Iona Pinto †   India	Sigridur Geirsdottir †   Iceland	Joyce Kay   England	Charlene Lundberg   United States
1961	Stam van Baer   Holland	Vera Brauner Menezes   Brazil	Maria Cervera Fernandez   Spain	Edna MacVicar   Canada	Sigrun Ragnarsdottir   Iceland
1962	Tania Verstak   Australia	María Bueno   Argentina	Ana Maruri   Panama	Catharina Lodders   Holland	Carolyn Joyner   United States
1963	Guðrún Bjarnadóttir   Iceland	Diane Westbury   England	Xenia Doppler   Austria	Joyce Bryan   United States	Choi Yoo-mi   South Korea
1964	Gemma Cruz   Philippines	Linda Ann Taylor   United States	Vera Lúcia Couto dos Santos   Brazil	Tracy Ingram   England	Maila Maria Östring   Finland
1965	Ingrid Finger   Germany	Gail Krielow   United States	Faida Fagioli   Italy	Marie Tapare   Tahiti	Sandra Pennó Rosa   Brazil
1966	The 1966 edition was cancelled due to disputes over pageant organizers as to whether they should continue staging the pageant
1967	Mirta Massa   Argentina	Yaffa Sharir   Israel	Pamela Elfast   United States	Martha Quimper Suarez   Peru	Gisella Ma Ka-Wai   Hong Kong
1968	Maria da Glória Carvalho   Brazil	Annika Hemminge   Sweden	Karen Ann MacQuarrie   United States	Doritt Frantzen   Denmark	Rungtip Pinyo   Thailand
1969	Valerie Holmes   Great Britain	Satu Charlotta Östring   Finland	Maria Cuadra Lacayo   Nicaragua	Jeanette Biffiger    Switzerland	Usanee Phenphimol   Thailand
1970	Aurora Pijuan   Philippines	Margarita Briese   Argentina	Karen Papworth   Australia	Toshie Suda   Japan	Susan Greaves   New Zealand
1971	Jane Hansen   New Zealand	Supuk Likitkul   Thailand	Evelyn Santos Camus   Philippines	Jacqueline Lee Jochims   United States	Hannele Halme   Finland
1972	Linda Hooks   Great Britain	Christine Nola Clark   Australia	Yolanda Adriatico Dominguez   Philippines	Jane Vieira Macambira   Brazil	Lindsay Bloom   United States
1973	Anneli Björkling   Finland	Zoe Spink   Great Britain	Helga Eldon Jonsdóttir   Iceland	Maria Isabel Lorenzo Saavedra   Spain	Maria Elena Suarez Ojeda   Philippines
1974	Brucene Smith   United States	Joanna Booth   Great Britain	Johanna Raunio   Finland	Micheline Mira Vehiatua   Tahiti	Monique Daams   Australia
1975	Lidija Manić   Yugoslavia	Eeva Mannerberg   Finland	Indira Bredemeyer   India	Patricia Bailey   United States	Lisane Guimarães   Brazil
1976	Sophie Perin   France	Vionete Revoredo Fonseca   Brazil	Nafisa Ali   India	Susan Elizabeth Carlson   United States	Kumie Nakamura   Japan
1977	Pilar Medina   Spain	Dagmar Wöhrl   Germany	Indri Hapsari Soeharto   Indonesia	Prunella Julle Nickson   Hawaii	Laura Jean Bobbit   United States
1978	Katherine Ruth   United States	Jeanette Aarum   Norway	Brigitte Muyshondt   Belgium	Petra Brinkmann   Germany	Lorraine Bernadette Enriquez   Ireland
1979	Melanie Marquez   Philippines	Anna Maria Rapagna   United States	Elisabeth Schmidt   Austria	Kate Elizabeth Nyberg   Finland	Hideko Haba   Japan
1980	Lorna Chávez   Costa Rica	Clarissa Ann Ewing   United States	Maria Agustina Garcia   Spain	Not awarded
1981	Jenny Derek   Australia	Taiomara Borchardt   Brazil	Michelle Rocca   Ireland
1982	Christie Claridge   United States	Maria Aques Vicente   Spain	Annette Schneider   Austria
1983	Gidget Sandoval   Costa Rica	Michelle Marie Banting   Australia	Inge Ravn Thomsen   Denmark
1984	Ilma Urrutia   Guatemala	Miriam Leyderman   Venezuela	Gunilla Maria Kohlström   Sweden
1985	Nina Sicilia   Venezuela	Sarie Nerine Jourbert   United States	Jacqueline Schuman   Netherlands
1986	Helen Fairbrother   England	Pia Rosenberg Larsen   Denmark	Martha Merino Ponce de León   Mexico
1987	Laurie Simpson Puerto Rico	Muriel Jane Rens   Belgium	Rosa Isela Fuentes   Mexico
1988	Catherine Gude   Norway	Dana Michele Richmond   United States	Toni-Jean Frances Peters   Australia
1989	Iris Klein   Germany	Aneta Kręglicka   Poland	Carolina Omaña   Venezuela
1990	Silvia de Esteban Niubo   Spain	Ingrid Ondrovichova   Czechoslovakia	Nadine Atangan Tanega   Hawaii
1991	Agnieszka Kotlarska †   Poland	Catherine Clarysse   France	Marketa Silna   Czechoslovakia
1992	Kirsten Davidson   Australia	Georgia Drosou   Greece	Yum Jung-ah   South Korea
1993	Agnieszka Pachalko   Poland	Ilmira Shamsutdinova   Russia	Nataliya Victorovna Romanenko   Ukraine
1994	Christina Lekka   Greece	Alexandra Ochoa Hincapié   Aruba	Carmen María Vicente Abellam   Spain
1995	Anne Lena Hansen   Norway	Ana María Amorer   Venezuela	Renata Hornofová   Czech Republic
1996	Fernanda Alves   Portugal	Ibticem Lahmar   Tunisia	Claudia Mendoza   Colombia
1997	Consuelo Adler   Venezuela	Diya Abraham   India	Marie Pauline Borg   France
1998	Lía Borrero   Panama	Daniela Kosán Montcourt   Venezuela	Shvetha Jaishankar   India
1999	Paulina Gálvez   Colombia	Carmen Fernández   Spain	Saija Palin   Finland
2000	Vivian Urdaneta   Venezuela	Son Tae-young   South Korea	Svetlana Goreva   Russia
2001	Małgorzata Rożniecka   Poland	Aura Zambrano   Venezuela	Tatiana Pavlova   Russia
2002	Christina Sawaya   Lebanon	Emmanuelle Jagodsinski   France	Hana Urushima   Japan
2003	Goizeder Azúa   Venezuela	Shonali Nagrani   India	Suvi Hartlin   Finland
2004	Jeymmy Vargas   Colombia	Amy Lynne Holbrook   United States	Olga Kypriotou   Greece
2005	Precious Lara Quigaman   Philippines	Yadira Geara Cury   Dominican Republic	Susanna Laine   Finland
2006	Daniela Di Giacomo   Venezuela	Mayte Sánchez   Panama	Jang Yoon-seo   South Korea
2007	Priscila Perales   Mexico	Despoina Vlepaki   Greece	Yulia Sindzeyeva   Belarus
2008	Alejandra Andreu   Spain	María Cristina Díaz-Granados   Colombia	Anna Tarnowska   Poland	Changwen Liu   China	Zuzana Putnářová   Czech Republic
2009	Anagabriela Espinoza   Mexico	Seo Eun-mi   South Korea	Chloe-Beth Morgan   United Kingdom	Not awarded
2010	Elizabeth Mosquera   Venezuela	Piyaporn Deejing   Thailand	Yuan Siyi   China
2011	Fernanda Cornejo   Ecuador	Jessica Barboza   Venezuela	Tugsuu Idersaikhan   Mongolia	Desiree Del Rio   Puerto Rico	Keity Drennan   Panama
2012	Ikumi Yoshimatsu (Dethroned)   Japan	Viivi Suominen   Finland	Madusha Mayadunne   Sri Lanka	Melody Mir   Dominican Republic	Nicole Huber   Paraguay
2013	Bea Santiago   Philippines	Nathalie den Dekker   Netherlands	Casey Radley   New Zealand	Brigitta Otvos   Hungary	Lorena Hermida   Colombia
2014	Valerie Hernandez   Puerto Rico	Zuleika Suárez   Colombia	Punika Kulsoontornrut   Thailand	Victoria Tooby   United Kingdom	Milla Romppanen   Finland
2015	Edymar Martínez   Venezuela	Jennifer Valle   Honduras	Eunice Onyango   Kenya	Phạm Hồng Thúy Vân   Vietnam	Lindsay Becker   United States
2016	Kylie Verzosa   Philippines	Alexandra Britton   Australia	Felicia Hwang Yi Xin   Indonesia	Brianny Chamorro   Nicaragua	Kaityrana Leinbach   United States
2017	Kevin Lilliana   Indonesia	Chanelle De Lau   Curaçao	Diana Croce   Venezuela	Amber Dew   Australia	Natsuki Tsutsui   Japan
2018	Mariem Velazco   Venezuela	Ahtisa Manalo   Philippines	Reabetswe Sechoaro   South Africa	Bianca Tirsin   Romania	Anabella Castro   Colombia
2019	Sireethorn Leearamwat   Thailand	Andrea Toscano   Mexico	Evelyn Namatovu Karonde   Uganda	Alejandra Vengoechea   Colombia	Harriotte Lane   United Kingdom
2020	The 2020 and 2021 editions were cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic for the health and safety of contestants
2021
2022	Jasmin Selberg   Germany	Stephany Amado   Cabo Verde	Tatiana Calmell   Peru	Natalia López   Colombia	Celinee Santos   Dominican Republic
2023	Andrea Rubio   Venezuela	Sofía Osío   Colombia	Camila Díaz   Peru	Nicole Borromeo   Philippines	Vanessa Hayes   Bolivia

Countries/Territories by number of Runners-up

1st Runner-Up

The first Runner-Up of each edition of Miss International is the second placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss International (first placer). In some cases, she shall take over the title of Miss International, if:

• The outgoing titleholder cannot fulfill her duties. This could happen and may result to resignation, giving up the title, or dethronement
• The titleholder is dethroned due to deeds that violate the organization's policies. This has only happened in 2012.

第2位 who means the second place finisher being designated as 1st runner-up has been awarded sixty-one times (1960–2023).

This table lists the number of 1st Runner-Up titles by country. There are some special considerations:

• As Japan was dethroned of the Miss International title in 2012, the Miss International position was not taken by the first runner-up.

The current 1st Runner-Up is Sofía Osío from Colombia, elected on October 26, 2023 in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.

Country/Territory	Titles	Year(s)
United States	7	1964, 1965, 1979, 1980, 1985, 1988, 2004
Venezuela	5	1984, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2011
Colombia	3	2008, 2014, 2023
Australia		1972, 1983, 2016
Finland		1969, 1975, 2012
India		1960, 1997, 2003
Brazil		1961, 1976, 1981
Thailand	2	1971, 2010
South Korea		2000, 2009
Greece		1992, 2007
France		1991, 2002
Spain		1982, 1999
United Kingdom		1973, 1974
Argentina		1962, 1970
Cape Verde	1	2022
Mexico		2019
Philippines		2018
Curaçao		2017
Honduras		2015
Netherlands		2013
Panama		2006
Dominican Republic		2005
Tunisia		1996
Aruba		1994
Russia		1993
Czechoslovakia		1990
Poland		1989
Belgium		1987
Denmark		1986
Norway		1978
Germany		1977
Sweden		1968
Israel		1967
England		1963

2nd Runner-Up

The second Runner-Up of each edition of Miss International is the third placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss International (first placer) and the first Runner-Up (second placer).

第3位 who means the third place finisher being designated as 2nd runner-up has been awarded sixty-one times (1960–2023).

This table lists the number of 2nd Runner-Up titles by country.

The current 1st Runner-Up is Camila Díaz from Peru, elected on October 26, 2023 in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.

Country/Territory	Titles	Year(s)
Finland	4	1974, 1999, 2003, 2005
India	3	1975, 1976, 1998
Spain		1961, 1980, 1994
Austria		1963, 1979, 1982
Peru	2	2022, 2023
Venezuela		1989, 2017
Indonesia		1977, 2016
South Korea		1992, 2006
Russia		2000, 2001
Australia		1970, 1988
Mexico		1986, 1987
Iceland		1960, 1973
Philippines		1971, 1972
United States		1967, 1968
Uganda	1	2019
South Africa		2018
Kenya		2015
Thailand		2014
New Zealand		2013
Sri Lanka		2012
Mongolia		2011
China		2010
United Kingdom		2009
Poland		2008
Belarus		2007
Greece		2004
Japan		2002
France		1997
Colombia		1996
Czech Republic		1995
Ukraine		1993
Czechoslovakia		1991
Hawaii		1990
Netherlands		1985
Sweden		1984
Denmark		1983
Ireland		1981
Belgium		1978
Nicaragua		1969
Italy		1965
Brazil		1964
Panama		1962

3rd Runner-Up

The third Runner-Up of each edition of Miss International is the fourth placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss International (first placer), the first Runner-Up (second placer) and the second Runner-Up (third placer). In the years of 1980-2007 and 2009-2010 the titles were not given.

第4位 who means the fourth place finisher being designated as 3rd runner-up has been awarded thirty-one times (1960–1979; 2008; 2011–2023).

This table lists the number of 3rd Runner-Up titles by country.

The current 3rd Runner-Up is Nicole Borromeo from the Philippines, elected on October 26, 2023 in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.

Country/Territory	Titles	Year(s)
United States	4	1963, 1971, 1975, 1976
Colombia	2	2019, 2022
Tahiti		1965, 1974
England		1960, 1964
Philippines	1	2023
Romania		2018
Australia		2017
Nicaragua		2016
Vietnam		2015
United Kingdom		2014
Hungary		2013
Dominican Republic		2012
Puerto Rico		2011
China		2008
Finland		1979
Germany		1978
Hawaii		1977
Spain		1973
Brazil		1972
Japan		1970
Switzerland		1969
Denmark		1968
Peru		1967
Netherlands		1962
Canada		1961

4th Runner-Up

The fourth Runner-Up of each edition of Miss International is the fifth placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss International (first placer), the first Runner-Up (second placer), the second Runner-Up (third placer) and the third Runner-Up (fourth placer). In the years of 1980-2007 and 2009-2010 the titles were not given.

第5位 who means the fifth place finisher being designated as 4th runner-up has been awarded thirty-one times (1960–1979; 2008; 2011–2023).

This table lists the number of 4th Runner-Up titles by country.

The current 4th Runner-Up is Vanessa Hayes from Bolivia, elected on October 26, 2023 in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.

Country/Territory	Titles	Year(s)
United States	6	1960, 1962, 1972, 1977, 2015, 2016
Japan	3	1976, 1979, 2017
Finland		1964, 1971, 2014
Colombia	2	2013, 2018
Brazil		1965, 1975
Thailand		1968, 1969
Bolivia	1	2023
Dominican Republic		2022
United Kingdom		2019
Paraguay		2012
Panama		2011
Czech Republic		2008
Mexico		1982
Ireland		1978
Australia		1974
Philippines		1973
New Zealand		1970
Hong Kong		1967
South Korea		1963
Iceland		1961

Miss International runners-up and finalists table position

Country or territory	X	Miss International (1st Place)	1st Runner-Up (2nd Place)	2nd Runner-Up (3rd Place)	3rd Runner-Up (4th Place)	4th Runner-Up (5th Place)
Venezuela	16	9 (1985, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2010, 2015, 2018, 2023)	5 (1984, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2011)	2 (1989, 2017)	×	×
Philippines	11	6 (1964, 1970, 1979, 2005, 2013, 2016)	1 (2018)	2 (1971, 1972)	1 (2023)	1 (1973)
United States	22	3 (1974, 1978, 1982)	7 (1964, 1965, 1979, 1980, 1985, 1988, 2004)	2 (1967, 1968)	4 (1963, 1971, 1975, 1976)	6 (1960, 1962, 1972, 1977, 2015, 2016)
Australia	10	3 (1962, 1981, 1992)	3 (1972, 1983, 2016)	2 (1970, 1988)	1 (2017)	1 (1974)
Spain	9	3 (1977, 1990, 2008)	2 (1982, 1999)	3 (1961, 1980, 1994)	1 (1973)	×
Colombia	11	3 (1960, 1999, 2004)	3 (2008, 2014, 2023)	1 (1996)	2 (2019, 2022)	2 (2013, 2018)
Poland	5	3 (1991, 1993, 2001)	1 (1989)	1 (2008)	×	×
Germany	5	3 (1965, 1989, 2022)	1 (1977)	×	1 (1978)	×
United Kingdom	7	2 (1969, 1972)	2 (1973, 1974)	1 (2009)	1 (2014)	1 (2019)
Mexico	6	2 (2007, 2009)	1 (2019)	2 (1986, 1987)	×	1 (1982)
Norway	3	2 (1988, 1995)	1 (1978)	×	×	×
Puerto Rico	3	2 (1987, 2014)	×	×	1 (2011)	×
Costa Rica	2	2 (1980, 1983)	×	×	×	×
Finland	12	1 (1973)	3 (1969, 1975, 2012)	4 (1974, 1999, 2003, 2005)	1 (1979)	3 (1964, 1971, 2014)
Brazil	8	1 (1968)	3 (1961, 1976, 1981)	1 (1964)	1 (1972)	2 (1965, 1975)
Thailand	6	1 (2019)	2 (1971, 2010)	1 (2014)	×	2 (1968, 1969)
Greece	4	1 (1994)	2 (1992, 2007)	1 (2004)	×	×
France	4	1 (1976)	2 (1991, 2002)	1 (1997)	×	×
Argentina	3	1 (1967)	2 (1962, 1970)	×	×	×
Netherlands	4	1 (1961)	1 (2013)	1 (1985)	1 (1962)	×
Panama	4	1 (1998)	1 (2006)	1 (1962)	×	1 (2011)
England	4	1 (1986)	1 (1963)	×	2 (1960, 1964)	×
Iceland	4	1 (1963)	×	2 (1960, 1973)	×	1 (1961)
Indonesia	3	1 (2017)	×	2 (1977, 2016)	×	×
Japan	6	1 (2012)	×	1 (2002)	1 (1970)	3 (1976, 1979, 2017)
New Zealand	3	1 (1971)	×	1 (2013)	×	1 (1970)
Ecuador	1	1 (2011)	×	×	×	×
Lebanon	1	1 (2002)	×	×	×	×
Portugal	1	1 (1996)	×	×	×	×
Guatemala	1	1 (1984)	×	×	×	×
Yugoslavia	1	1 (1975)	×	×	×	×
India	6	×	3 (1960, 1997, 2003)	3 (1975, 1976, 1998)	×	×
South Korea	5	×	2 (2000, 2009)	2 (1992, 2006)	×	1 (1963)
Russia	3	×	1 (1993)	2 (2000, 2001)	×	×
Denmark	3	×	1 (1986)	1 (1983)	1 (1968)	×
Czechoslovakia	2	×	1 (1990)	1 (1991)	×	×
Belgium	2	×	1 (1987)	1 (1978)	×	×
Sweden	2	×	1 (1968)	1 (1984)	×	×
Dominican Republic	3	×	1 (2005)	×	1 (2012)	1 (2022)
Cape Verde	1	×	1 (2022)	×	×	×
Curaçao	1	×	1 (2017)	×	×	×
Honduras	1	×	1 (2015)	×	×	×
Tunisia	1	×	1 (1996)	×	×	×
Aruba	1	×	1 (1994)	×	×	×
Israel	1	×	1 (1967)	×	×	×
Austria	3	×	×	3 (1963, 1979, 1982)	×	×
Peru	3	×	×	2 (2022, 2023)	1 (1967)	×
Nicaragua	2	×	×	1 (1969)	1 (2016)	×
China	2	×	×	1 (2010)	1 (2008)	×
Hawaii	2	×	×	1 (1990)	1 (1977)	×
Czech Republic	2	×	×	1 (1995)	×	1 (2008)
Ireland	2	×	×	1 (1981)	×	1 (1978)
Uganda	1	×	×	1 (2019)	×	×
South Africa	1	×	×	1 (2018)	×	×
Kenya	1	×	×	1 (2015)	×	×
Sri Lanka	1	×	×	1 (2012)	×	×
Mongolia	1	×	×	1 (2011)	×	×
Belarus	1	×	×	1 (2007)	×	×
Ukraine	1	×	×	1 (1993)	×	×
Italy	1	×	×	1 (1965)	×	×
Tahiti	2	×	×	×	2 (1965, 1974)	×
Romania	1	×	×	×	1 (2018)	×
Vietnam	1	×	×	×	1 (2015)	×
Hungary	1	×	×	×	1 (2013)	×
Switzerland	1	×	×	×	1 (1969)	×
Canada	1	×	×	×	1 (1961)	×
Paraguay	1	×	×	×	×	1 (2012)
Hong Kong	1	×	×	×	×	1 (1967)
Bolivia	1	×	×	×	×	1 (2023)
Total	240	61	61	61	31	31

The country/territory who assumed a position is indicated in bold
The country/territory who was dethroned, resigned or originally held the position is indicated in striketrough
The country/territory who was dethroned, resigned or originally held the position but was not replaced is indicated underlined

Continental Queens

Since 2015, the Miss International pageant has awarded Continental Queens chosen by the delegates themselves. From 2023, the continental group of Oceania was combined with the Asian group to become Asia-Pacific.

Year	Miss International Africa	Miss International America	Miss International Asia	Miss International Asia-Pacific	Miss International Europe	Miss International Oceania
2015	Eunice Onyango   Kenya	Laura Marcela Ruiz   Aruba	Park Ah-reum   South Korea	N/A	Isabel Vieria   Portugal	Brianna Acosta   Hawaii
2016	Maseray Swarray   Sierra Leone	Ivanna Abad   Ecuador	Kelly Chan   Hong Kong	N/A	Melissa Scherpen   Netherlands	Guinevere Davenport   Hawaii
2017	Daniella Akorfa Awuma   Ghana	Carla Maldonado   Bolivia	Seung Woo Nam   South Korea	N/A	Ashley Powell   United Kingdom	Michelle Isemonger   New Zealand
2018	Reabetswe Sechoaro   South Africa	Rocio Magali Pérez   Argentina	Eileen Feng   Singapore	N/A	Zoë Amber Niewold   Netherlands	Diliana Tuncap   Guam
2019	Naomi Nucia Glay   Liberia	María José Barbis   Peru	Sireethorn Leearamwat   Thailand	N/A	Elize Joanne de Hong   Netherlands	Eunice Raquel Basco   Hawaii
2022	Stephany Amado   Cape Verde	Corrin Stellakis   United States	Kiko Matsuo   Japan	N/A	Anna Merimää   Finland	Lydia Smit   New Zealand
2023	Mercy Jane Adorkor Pappoe   Ghana	Kenyatta Beazer   United States	N/A	Emily Yau   Macau	Alisha Cowie   United Kingdom	N/A

See also

• List of Miss International titleholders
• List of Miss Earth elemental queens
• List of Miss Universe runners-up and finalists
• List of Miss World runners-up and finalists
• Big Four international beauty pageants

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