Miss Asia Pacific International 2018 | |
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Date | 4 October 2018 |
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Venue | Newport Performing Arts Theater, Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines |
Entrants | 51 |
Placements | 20 |
Winner | Sharifa Akeel Philippines |
Best National Costume | Kilmara Nayubel Carvajal (Panama) |
Miss Asia Pacific International 2018 was the third Miss Asia Pacific International pageant after its 2016 re-launch, held at the Newport Performing Arts Theater, in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines, on October 4, 2018. [2]
Francielly Ouriques of Brazil crowned Sharifa Akeel of the Philippines at the end of the event.
Placement | Contestant |
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Miss Asia Pacific International 2018 | |
1st Runner-Up |
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2nd Runner-Up [nb 1] |
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3rd Runner-Up | |
4th Runner-Up |
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Top 10 | |
Top 20 |
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∆ People's Choice Winner
Order of Announcements
Top 20
Top 10
Top 5
The following are pre-pageant awards. [4]
Awards | 1st Place | 2nd Place | 3rd Place | |
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Darling of the Press | Sharifa Akeel ![]() | Madeline Andrea Ferrara![]() | Gabriela Palma![]() | |
Best in National Costume | Kilmara Nayubel Carvajal Salcedo![]() | Huynh Thuy Vi![]() | Sharifa Akeel ![]() | |
Best in Swimsuit | Gabriela Palma![]() | Sharifa Akeel ![]() | Natalia Gurgel![]() | |
Best in Long Gown | Sharifa Akeel ![]() | Gabriela Palma![]() | Natalia Gurgel![]() | |
Best in Talent | Didar Atmaja![]() | Ariel Jingjing Cao![]() | Teuira Raechel Shanti Napa![]() | |
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People's Choice Awardee |
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Miss Redfox |
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Miss Strong Hold |
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Miss Inglot |
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Miss Hotel 101 |
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Miss Inspirational |
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Miss Selective Professional |
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Candidates from 51 countries competed for the 2018 MAPI title: [5]
Country/Territory | Delegate | Age | City | |
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![]() | Sona Danielyan | 20 | Yerevan | |
![]() | Sapir Turkenitz | 25 | Melbourne | |
![]() | Marjana Ratia Ahmed Chowdhury | 24 | Dhaka | |
![]() | Danique van Holsten | 21 | Ghent | |
![]() | Gianna Ruth Ardaya Ramirez | 19 | Guayaramerin | |
![]() | Gabriela Palma | 26 | Ribeirão Preto | |
![]() | Annchhany Kha | 23 | Kompong Cham | |
![]() | Ariel Jingjing Caoi | 28 | Winnipeg | |
![]() | Liang Xiang Ying | 19 | Wuhan | |
![]() | Melissa Lopez Rios | 22 | Barrancabermeja | |
![]() | Teuira Raechel Shanti Napa | 18 | Avarua | |
![]() | Melania Gonzales | 20 | Liberia | |
![]() | Natalia Andrade | 19 | Cuenca | |
![]() | Olga Maria Flores Ortiz | 22 | Soyapango | |
![]() | Pauline Dubedat | 19 | Nancy | |
![]() | Madeline Andrea Ferrara | 20 | Gelsenkirchen | |
![]() | Christina Alicia Lazaros | 24 | Santorini | |
![]() | Alejandra Castro | 25 | Huehuetenango | |
![]() | Ching Yee Chong | 20 | Tsuen Wan | |
![]() | Abhilasha Agrawal | 21 | Bhubaneshwar | |
![]() | Yohana Gabriela | 27 | Balikpapan | |
![]() | Kim Ashly Vito | 18 | Turin | |
![]() | Momoe Yada | 20 | Kyoto | |
![]() | Didar Atmaja | 25 | Kokshetau | |
![]() | Yang Jing | 19 | Taipa | |
![]() | Crystal Tung Lu Yie | 25 | Kuala Lumpur | |
![]() | Manjusha Faugoo | 19 | Beau-Bassin Rose-Hill | |
![]() | Lisset Perez | 23 | Tlaquepaque | |
![]() | Misheelt Narmandakh | 18 | Ulaanbaatar | |
![]() | Chaimaa Hejam | 24 | Rif | |
![]() | Yee Yee San | 19 | Mandalay | |
![]() | Aastha Saakha | 23 | Kathmandu | |
![]() | Raquel van Gool | 19 | Eindhoven | |
![]() | Brooke Rachel Houia | 23 | Kawerau | |
![]() | Stephanie Nete Omogun | 18 | Calabar | |
![]() | Kilmara Nayubel Carvajal Salcedo | 18 | Nombre de Dios | |
![]() | Karen Isabel Rojas Chavez | 18 | Moyobamba | |
![]() | Sharifa Akeel | 21 | Lebak | |
![]() | Andreia Filipa Duarte Pereira | 18 | Guimarães | |
![]() | Kimberly Crespo Faria | 21 | Bayamón | |
![]() | Olga Pliusnina | 18 | St. Petersburg | |
![]() | Nerrine Ng | 23 | Singapore City | |
![]() | Monique Best | 27 | Soshanguve | |
![]() | Songhwa Kang | 28 | Daegu | |
![]() | Michantely Chanel Cornelly Lisse | 19 | Paramaribo | |
![]() | Sirakan Chaiprasit | 18 | Chiang Mai | |
![]() | Mackenzie Lawrence | 22 | Dripping Springs | |
![]() | Natalia Gurgel | 21 | Minas | |
![]() | Mariani Nataly Chacon Angarita | 19 | Catia La Mar | |
![]() | Huynh Thuy Vi | 26 | Ho Chi Minh City | |
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