Miss Asia Pacific International 2019 | |
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Date | 9 October 2019 |
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Venue | Newport Performing Arts Theater, Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines |
Entrants | 54 |
Placements | 25 |
Winner | Chaiyenne Huisman Spain |
Congeniality | Noy Ben Artzi (Israel) |
Best National Costume | Denisse Nicole Ligpitan (Germany) |
Photogenic | Jessica Cianchino (Canada) |
Missosology's Choice | Thu Hien (Vietnam) |
Miss Asia Pacific International 2019 was the fourth Miss Asia Pacific International pageant, held at the Newport Performing Arts Theater in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines, on October 9, 2019. [1] [2] [3]
Sharifa Akeel of the Philippines crowned Chaiyenne Huisman of Spain at the end of the event. [4]
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Miss Asia Pacific International 2019 |
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§ People's Choice Award
Order of Announcements
Top 25
Top 10
Top 5
Fifty-four contestants competed for the title. [5]
Country/Territory | Contestant | Age | Hometown |
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![]() | Anahit Lazyan | 26 | Yerevan |
![]() | Anjelica Whitelaw | 23 | Melbourne |
![]() | Almira Salakhutdi Nova | 22 | Baku |
![]() | Lauralyn Vermeersch | 27 | Smetlede |
![]() | Paola Andréa Perez Garcia | 26 | Santa Cruz |
![]() | Carolina Schüler | 25 | Florianópolis |
![]() | Sothida Pokimtheng | 22 | Phnom Penh |
![]() | Michèle-Ange Minkata | 23 | Yaoundé |
![]() | Jessica Victoria Cianchino | 21 | Toronto |
![]() | Chen Zhao | 21 | Gansu |
![]() | Alejandra Rodríguez | 23 | Cartagena |
![]() | Fiorella Cortez Arbenz | 25 | San José |
![]() | Eoanna Constanza | 24 | Distrito Nacional |
![]() | Bodour Fowzy | 19 | Hurghada |
![]() | Heidi Loyer | 20 | Pontorson |
![]() | Denisse Nicolle Ligpitan | 23 | Baden-Württemberg |
![]() | Charlee Berbicks | 25 | Kumasi |
![]() | Cyndal Abad | 19 | Hagåtña |
![]() | Suliana Cruz Tuchez | 24 | Antigua Guatemala |
![]() | Orianne Beuze | 26 | Cayenne |
![]() | Zully Paz | 22 | San Pedro Sula |
![]() | Hei Shun Fung | 24 | Hong Kong |
![]() | Monalisa Sona | 25 | Kolkata |
![]() | Santi Yuliani | 22 | Jakarta |
![]() | Noy Ben Artzi | 22 | Tel Aviv |
![]() | Nicole Severo | 18 | Rome |
![]() | Emiri Yanna Shimizu | 20 | Tokyo |
![]() | Alick Xaysomphou | 19 | Phonsavan |
![]() | Elena Remuar | 25 | Riga |
![]() | Maryll van Rijsingen | 23 | Benelux |
![]() | Shen Sofía Ye | 21 | Taipa |
![]() | Amanda Kristen Lee | 25 | Kuching |
![]() | Queency Naigum | 23 | Port Louis |
![]() | Daphne Fuerte | 26 | Tijuana |
![]() | Ashleigh Kleintijes | 21 | Walvis Bay |
![]() | Pratistha Saakha | 24 | Kathmandu |
![]() | Caro Boonen | 19 | Amsterdam |
![]() | Chelsea Martin | 21 | Auckland |
![]() | Adedoyin Abiodun | 22 | Abuja |
![]() | Emine Helen Keremoglu | 24 | North Nicosia |
![]() | Cynthia Karina Lam | 19 | Taboga |
![]() | Alexandra Morillo | 22 | Lima |
![]() | Klyza Castro | 19 | Davao City |
![]() | Jacqueline Alves | 23 | Porto |
![]() | Ana Maria Ciritel | 23 | Bucharest |
![]() | Uliana Yuliana Mullina | 21 | Yakutia |
![]() | Qiuchen Dong | 23 | Sentosa |
![]() | Kaka Jokić | 27 | Ljubljana |
![]() | Silindokuhle Mbali Dlamini | 22 | Durban |
![]() | Na-yeong Kim | 24 | Jeju |
![]() | Chaiyenne Huisman | 20 | Madrid |
![]() | Ting-Yi Cheng | 25 | Taipei |
![]() | Chunita Wongwiboonrat | 24 | Bangkok |
![]() | Nguyễn Thị Thu Hiền | 24 | Đắk Lắk |
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