Mister International (Thailand)

Not to be confused with Mister International (Philippines).

For the most recent competition, see Mister International 2024.

Mister International

Type	International male beauty pageant
Parent organization	Mister International Company, Ltd
Headquarters	Bangkok, Thailand
First edition	2006  [ es ]
Most recent edition	2024
Current titleholder	Nwajagu Samuel Nigeria
Founder	Alan Sim
President	Pradit Pradinunt
Vice President	Anthony Santana
Chief Executive Officer	Ricky JungHoon Jun
Chief Operating Officer	Nicholo Paulo Ventura
Language	English
Website	www.misterinternational.org

Mister International (Thailand) is an international male beauty pageant that the Mister International Organization runs since 2006. Along with its rival contest, Mister World, this pageant is one of the two largest male beauty pageants in the world in terms of the number of national-level competitions. Mister International Organization was Singapore-based owned and organized by the former president and late founder, Alan Sim.

The current Mister International 2024 is Nwajagu Samuel of Nigeria, who was crowned on December 14, 2023 at the Island Hall, Fashion Island, Bangkok, Thailand. He became the first Nigerian, and the first African, to win the Mister International title.

History

2006–2021

Mister International Organization was Singapore-based owned and organized by the former president and late founder, Alan Sim, ^[1] Since the first edition, 80 countries have sent their representative to this pageant, with an annual average of 38 contestants. Mister International Organization licenses local organizations that wish to select the Mister International contestant for their country and approves the selection method for national contestants. Traditionally, Mister International lived in Singapore during his reign and was allowed to live anywhere in every country (hence the name Mister International). ^[2]

2022–present

Since Sim's death on October 12, 2022, the organization relocated its headquarters to Thailand, with Pradit Pradinunt becoming the new president from October 31, 2022. For the first time in 16 years, the Mister International Organization will allow fathers, married, and divorced men to compete. ^[3] A separate group based in the Philippines led by Manuel Deldio emerged. ^{[4] [5] [6]} The Philippines-based pageant group has been holding a pageant of the same name since 2023. ^{[7] [8] [9]}

Titleholders

Edition	Year	Date	Mister International	Runners-ups					Location	No.	Ref.
				First	Second	Third	Fourth	Fifth
1st	2006  [ id ]	October 7, 2006	Wissam Hanna   Lebanon	Erbert Javier Delgado   Venezuela	Konstantinos Avrampos   Greece	Karlis Karolis   Latvia	Chaka Sedgwick   USA	Not awarded	Singapore, Singapore	19	[10] [11]
2nd	2007  [ id ]	December 31, 2007	Alan Bianco Martini   Brazil	Oh Jong Sung   South Korea	Aristotelis Bolovinos   Greece	Alberto García Gómez   Venezuela	Bassel Mohammad Abou   Lebanon	Not awarded	Kuching, Malaysia	17	[12] [11]
3rd	2008  [ id ]	November 24, 2008	Ngô Tiến Đoàn   Vietnam	Mohamad Chamseddine   Lebanon	Zhang Lun Shuo   China	Mihovil Barun   Croatia	Vincent Cleuren   Netherlands	Not awarded	Tainan, Taiwan	30	[13] [14] [15] [11]
4th	2009  [ id ]	December 19, 2009	Bruno Kettels   Bolivia	Hector Soria   Spain	Maxime Thomasset   Lebanon	Maxime Thomasset   France	Sebastian Strzepka   Poland	Not awarded	Taichung, Taiwan	29	[11]
5th	2010  [ id ]	November 30, 2010	Ryan Terry   Great Britain	Caio Lucius Ribeiro   Brazil	Luis Alberto Macías   Spain	Thomas Sebastian   Indonesia	Leodion Sulaj   Greece	Not awarded	Jakarta, Indonesia	40	[11]
6th	2011  [ id ]	December 17, 2011	César Curti   Brazil	Martin Gardavsky   Czech Republic	Steven Yoswara   Indonesia	Le Khoi Nguyen   Vietnam	Marco Djelevic Virriat   Sweden	Not awarded	Bangkok, Thailand	33	[11]
7th	2012  [ id ]	November 24, 2012	Ali Hammoud (Resigned)   Lebanon	Ron Teh (Assumed)   Singapore	Marko Sobot   Slovenia	Ricardo Magrino   Brazil	Ján Haraslín   Slovak Republic	Not awarded		38	[11]
8th	2013  [ id ]	November 21, 2013	José Anmer Paredes   Venezuela	Albern Sultan   Indonesia	Jhonatan Marko   Brazil	Hans Briseño   Mexico	Gil Wagas   Philippines	Antonin Beránek   Czech Republic	Jakarta, Indonesia	38	[11]
9th	2014	February 14, 2015	Neil Perez   Philippines	Rabih El Zein   Lebanon	Tomas Dumbrovsky   Czech Republic	Rafal Maslak   Poland	Mitja Nadizar   Slovenia	Not awarded	Ansan, Korea	42	[11]
10th	2015  [ id ]	November 30, 2015	Pedro Mendes   Switzerland	Anderson Tomazini   Brazil	Sang Jin Lee   South Korea	Julian Javier Torres   Panama	Jakub Kraus   Czech Republic	Not awarded	Manila, Philippines	36	[11] [16]
11th	2016  [ id ]	February 13, 2017	Paul Iskandar   Lebanon	Masaya Yamagishi   Japan	Vinicio Modolo   Italy	Not awarded			Bangkok, Thailand	35	[11]
12th	2017  [ id ]	April 30, 2018	Seung Hwan Lee   South Korea	Manuel Molano   Colombia	Dwayne Geldenhuis   South Africa	Not awarded			Yangon, Myanmar	36	[11]
13th	2018  [ id ]	February 25, 2019	Trịnh Văn Bảo   Vietnam	Francesco Piscitelli   Venezuela	Waikin Kwan   Hong Kong	Not awarded			Pasay City, Philippines	39	[17] [18] [11] [19]
2019–2021 Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
14th	2022	October 30, 2022	Emmanuel “Manu” Franco   Dominican Republic	Lukanand Kshetrimayum   India	Orangel Dirinot   Venezuela	Jason Li   Hong Kong	Myron Jude Ordillano   Philippines	Juan Pablo Colias   Spain	Quezon City, Philippines	35	[20] [21] [22] [11]
15th	2023	September 17, 2023	Kim Goodburn   Thailand	William Badell   Venezuela	Edward Ogunniya   Brazil	Not awarded			Bangkok, Thailand	36	[23]
16th	2024	December 14, 2024	Nwajagu Samuel   Nigeria	Nguyễn Mạnh Lân   Vietnam	Glenn Victor Sutanto   Indonesia	Not awarded			Bangkok, Thailand	47	[24] [25]

Country by number of wins

Country	Titles	Year
Lebanon	3	2006, 2012 [a] , 2016
Vietnam	2	2008, 2018
Brazil		2007, 2011
Nigeria	1	2024
Thailand		2023
Dominican Republic		2022
South Korea		2017
Switzerland		2015
Philippines		2014
Venezuela		2013
Singapore		2012 [b]
Great Britain		2010
Bolivia		2009

Countries/Territories ranking

Rank	Country/Territory	Mister International (1st place)	1st Runner-up (2nd place)	2nd Runner-up (3rd place)	3rd Runner-up (4th place)	4th Runner-up (5th place)	5th Runner-up (6th place)	Total
1	Lebanon	3 (2006, 2012 [b] , 2016)	2 (2008, 2014)	1 (2009)	—	1 (2007)	—	7
2	Brazil	2 (2007, 2011)	2 (2010, 2015)	2 (2013, 2023)	1 (2012)	—	—	7
3	Vietnam	2 (2008, 2018)	1 (2024)	—	1 (2011)	—	—	4
4	Venezuela	1 (2013)	3 (2006, 2018, 2023)	1 (2022)	1 (2007)	—	—	6
5	South Korea	1 (2017)	1 (2007)	1 (2015)	—	—	—	3
6	Philippines	1 (2014)	—	—	—	2 (2013, 2022)	—	3
7	Nigeria	1 (2024)	—	—	—	—	—	1
7	Thailand	1 (2023)	—	—	—	—	—	1
7	Dominican Republic	1 (2022)	—	—	—	—	—	1
7	Switzerland	1 (2015)	—	—	—	—	—	1
7	Great Britain	1 (2010)	—	—	—	—	—	1
7	Bolivia	1 (2009)	—	—	—	—	—	1
13	Singapore	1 (2012 [b] )	0 (2012 [b] )	—	—	—	—	1
14	Indonesia	—	1 (2013)	2 (2011, 2024)	1 (2010)	—	—	4
15	Czech Republic	—	1 (2011)	1 (2014)	—	1 (2015)	1 (2013)	4
16	Spain	—	1 (2009)	1 (2010)	—	—	1 (2022)	3
17	India	—	1 (2022)	—	—	—	—	1
17	Colombia	—	1 (2017)	—	—	—	—	1
17	Japan	—	1 (2016)	—	—	—	—	1
20	Greece	—	—	2 (2006, 2007)	—	1 (2010)	—	3
21	Hong Kong	—	—	1 (2018)	1 (2022)	—	—	2
22	Slovenia	—	—	1 (2012)	—	1 (2014)	—	2
23	South Africa	—	—	1 (2017)	—	—	—	1
23	Italy	—	—	1 (2016)	—	—	—	1
23	China	—	—	1 (2008)	—	—	—	1
26	Poland	—	—	—	1 (2014)	1 (2009)	—	2
27	Panama	—	—	—	1 (2015)	—	—	1
27	Mexico	—	—	—	1 (2013)	—	—	1
27	France	—	—	—	1 (2009)	—	—	1
27	Croatia	—	—	—	1 (2008)	—	—	1
27	Latvia	—	—	—	1 (2006)	—	—	1
32	Slovak Republic	—	—	—	—	1 (2012)	—	1
32	Sweden	—	—	—	—	1 (2011)	—	1
32	Netherlands	—	—	—	—	1 (2008)	—	1
32	United States	—	—	—	—	1 (2006)	—	1
Rank	Total	17	15	16	11	11	2	72

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

Debuts

As of the 2024 edition, 96 countries and territories have participated in Mister International, with no country having competed in every edition. The 2018 edition was the only one without any debuting countries.

Edition (Year) Country/Territory 1 (2006)   Australia   Germany   Greece   Guatemala   India   Indonesia   Italy   Latvia   Lebanon   Malaysia   Namibia   New Zealand   Philippines   Singapore   South Africa   Sri Lanka   USA   Venezuela 2 (2007)   Brazil   Canada   Costa Rica   Egypt   South Korea   Taiwan

Edition (Year) Country/Territory 3 (2008)   Angola   Belgium   Bolivia   China   Croatia   France   Honduras   Hong Kong   Kyrgyzstan   Luxembourg   Macau   Malta   Netherlands   Nigeria   Pakistan   Slovenia   Vietnam 4 (2009)   Colombia   Great Britain   Ireland   Poland   Puerto Rico   Spain   Thailand

Edition (Year) Country/Territory 5 (2010)   Austria   Azerbaijan   Bosnia & Herzegovina   Chile   Czech Republic   Denmark   Ecuador   El Salvador   Kazakhstan   Madagascar   Panama   Slovakia   Turkey   Ukraine 6 (2011)   Mexico   Norway   Portugal   Sweden 7 (2012)   Dominican Republic   Haiti   Macedonia   Serbia   The Bahamas 8 (2013)   Peru   Russia

Edition (Year) Country/Territory 9 (2014)   Guam   Japan   Myanmar 10 (2015)   Cambodia   Georgia    Switzerland 11 (2016)     Nepal   Paraguay 12 (2017)   Finland   Nicaragua 13 (2018) None 14 (2022)   Albania   Cuba   Laos   Sierra Leone 15 (2023)   Guinea-Bissau   North Cyprus   Trinidad & Tobago 16 (2024)   Benin   Cameroon   Curaçao   England   Mali   Scotland

First Mr. International

The Mr. International, organized by India-based clothing company Graviera, is a male pageant first held in 1998 and was held annually in India until 2003, when it was staged in London. It has not been held since then and has been de facto replaced by Mister International. Entries have been cross-referenced with their participation in Manhunt International, Mister Intercontinental and Mister World pageants. ^[26]

Titleholders

Edition	Year	Date	Mister International	Runners-up		Location	Entrants	Ref.
				First	Second
6th	2003	August 24, 2003	William Kelly   Sharjah, UAE	Rajneesh Duggal   India	Shaun Paul Cuthbert   Singapore	London, England	32	[27]
5th	2002	October 26, 2002	Raghu Mukherjee   India	Julio César Cabrera Mendieta   Venezuela	Odysseus Karouis   Greece	New Delhi, India	26	[28] [29] [30]
4th	2001	December 15, 2001	Alexander Aquino   Philippines	Anibal Martignani Pérez   Venezuela	Leroy Vissers   Holland	Udaipur, India	36	[31] [32] [33]
3rd	2000	October 13, 2000	Aryan Vaid   India	Jorge Pascual   Mexico	Xu Chong   China	Jodhpur, India	25	[34]
2nd	1999	October 30, 1999	Nadir Nery Djiukich   Venezuela	James Ghoril   Lebanon	Abhijit Sanyal   India	New Delhi, India	24	[35]
1st	1998	October 31, 1998	Mario Carballo   Costa Rica	Hasan Yalnizoglu   Turkey	Tamme Boh Tjarks   Germany	Jaipur, India	23	[36]

• Note: In 2003 edition, three contestants came from United Arab Emirates , included Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah. William Kelly represented Sharjah and later won the title.

League tables

Countries/Territories by number of wins

Country/Territory	Titles	Year
India	2	2000, 2002
United Arab Emirates	1	2003
Philippines		2001
Venezuela		1999
Costa Rica		1998

Continents by number of wins

Continent	Titles	Years
Asia	4	2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
Americas	2	1998, 1999

Map of countries/territories by number of wins

• 
  Map of countries and territories that have won Mr. International.

• Note: Winner of 2003 Edition, William Kelly, represents Sharjah one of the emirates of UAE. The crown will count for United Arab Emirates only and not for Sharjah for it is not a country. The table shows that the crown won by William Kelly of Sharjah will count for UAE. ^[37]

Countries placement statistics

These statistics show the number of wins, placements, and ranks for each country, along with the year of their debut in the competition. It presents a list of placements for each consecutive year, indicating which country the participants represent and the continent to which they belong.

Country		Participation			Placement
		Debut	Last	Total	Total	Last
AFRICA
	Angola	2008	2009	2 2008 - Claudio Furtado 2009 - Jelson Quintas	0	—
	Egypt	2007	2009	2 2007 - Amr Samaha 2009 - Karim Koge	0	—
	Guinea-Bissau	2023	2023	1 2023 - Gabriel Monteiro (Top 20)	1 Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Madagascar	2010	2013	3 2010 - Lovasoa Nantenaina 2011 - Mickael Andrianirina 2013 - Tojo Ratsimbazafy	0	—
	Namibia	2006	2010	2 2006 - Jacques Venter 2010 - Barnabas Weyulu (Top 10)	1 Top 10: 1 (2010)	2010 (Top 10)
	Nigeria	2008	2023	3 2008 - Edgar Chidiebere 2011 - Kenneth Nwadike (Top 16) 2023 - Martin Osagie Omoregbee	1 Top 16: 1 (2011)	2011 (Top 16)
	Sierra Leone	2022	2022	1 2022 - Almon Sall	0	—
	South Africa	2006	2018	5 2006 - Daniel Lombard 2011 - Çhristo du Plessis 2013 - Padayachee Pubern 2017 - Dwayne Geldenhuis (2nd Runner-up) 2018 - Lebogang Rameetse	1 2nd Runner-Up: 1 (2017)	2017 (2nd Runner-Up)
Country		Participation			Placement
		Debut	Last	Total	Total	Last
AMERICAS
	Bolivia	2008	2018	9 2008 - Alberto Martínez 2009 - Bruno Kettels (WINNER) 2010 - Marco Rogríguez (Top 15) 2012 - Denis Paolo Ruiz 2013 - David Suárez 2015 - Rodrigo Arze 2016 - Alex Limpias 2017 - Rubén Herrera 2018 - Lucío Prado	2 Mister International: 1 (2009) Top 10: 1 (2010)	2010 (Top 15)
	Brazil	2007	2023	13 2007 - Alan Martini (WINNER) 2008 - Maciel Moreno (Top 10) 2010 - Caio Ribeiro (1st Runner-up) 2011 - César Curti (WINNER) 2012 - Ricardo Magryno (3rd Runner-up) 2013 - Jhonatan Marko (2nd Runner-up) 2014 - Matheus Martins (Top 10) 2015 - Anderson Tomazini (1st Runner-up) 2016 - Ivo Cavalcanti (Top 16) 2017 - Leonardo Nobre 2018 - Danilson Furtado 2022 - Luan Antonelli (Top 16) 2023 - Edward Taiye Ogunniya (2nd Runner-up)	11 Mister International: 2 (2007, 2011) 1st Runner-Up: 1 (2015) 2nd Runner-Up: 1 (2013, 2023) 3rd Runner-Up: 1 (2012) Top 10: 2 (2008, 2014) Top 16: 2 (2016, 2022)	2023 (2nd Runner-up)
	Canada	2007	2023	7 2007 - Lawrence Leung 2011 - Ron Wear 2012 - Jason Mesah 2013 - Kristian Denver (Top 16) 2014 - Dan Marana 2016 - Chris Synder 2023 - Rennel Ricketts	1 Top 16: 1 (2013)	2013 (Top 16)
	Chile	2010	2013	2 2010 - Gustavo García (Top 10) 2013 - Pablo Andrés Moliné (Top 16)	2 Top 10: 1 (2010) Top 16: 1 (2013)	2013 (Top 16)
	Colombia	2009	2023	9 2009 - Juan Hernández 2010 - Juan Pablo Mejía 2011 - Carlos Páez (Top 16) 2012 - Reinel Vergara 2013 - Mario Lora (Top 10) 2014 - David Angel (Top 15) 2015 - Christian Hernández 2017 - Manuel Molano (1st Runner-up) 2023 - Daniel Alejandro García Molina (Top 10)	5 1st Runner-Up: 1 (2017) Top 10: 2 (2013, 2023) Top 15: 1 (2014) Top 16: 1 (2011)	2023 (Top 10)
	Costa Rica	2007	2015	7 2007 - Berni Madrigal (Top 10) 2009 - Alonso Fernández 2010 - Alexander Hidalgo 2011 - Erick Martínez 2012 - Jorge Suarez 2013 - Israel Moya (Top 16) 2015 - Richard Coronado	2 Top 10: 1 (2007) Top 16: 1 (2013)	2013 (Top 16)
	Cuba	2022	2023	2 2022 - Rubert Manuel Arias (Top 10) 2023 - Daruma Almenares (Top 20)	2 Top 10: 1 (2022) Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Dominican Republic	2012	2023	7 2012 - Anthony Santana 2013 - Jonathan Checo 2015 - Freds Rivera 2017 - Kenny Rodríguez 2018 - Arturo Paredes (Top 10) 2022 - Emmanuel "Manu" Franco (WINNER) 2023 - Ovarlyn Torres (Top 20)	3 Mister International: 1 (2022) Top 10: 1 (2018) Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Ecuador	2010	2014	2 2010 - Alessio Cúneo 2014 - Eli Nycolas Lopez	0	—
	El Salvador	2010	2017	3 2010 - Kerim Handal 2013 - Jorge Panameño 2016 - Robin Balses 2017 - Miguel Arévalo	0	—
	Guatemala	2006	2010	3 2006 - Jonathan Landa 2007 - Gudiel Rivera 2010 - Marío Marroquín	0	—
	Haiti	2012	2023	4 2012 - Yves Moise Conséant 2018 - Ghaël Jean-Louis 2022 - Réginal Theodore Bien-Aime 2023 - Samuel Saint Juste	0	—
	Honduras	2008	2010	2 2008 - Cesar Quintanilla 2010 - Maynor Sandoval	0	—
	Mexico	2011	2023	9 2011 - Felipe Meléndez (Top 10) 2013 - Hans Briseño (3rd Runner-up) 2014 - Alejandro Valencia (Top 10) 2015 - Alejandro Ruiz Nevarez (Top 15) 2016 - Manoly Díaz (Top 16) 2017 - Armando Osuna (Top 16) 2018 - Piero Renero 2022 - Jorge Andrés Villegas (Top 10) 2023 - Brian Eduardo Ceballos (Top 20) 2024 - Brian Arturo Faugier (Top 10)	8 3rd Runner-up: 1 (2013) Top 10: 3 (2010, 2014, 2022, 2024) Top 15: 1 (2015) Top 16: 2 (2016, 2017) Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Nicaragua	2017	2022	3 2017 - Elvis Murillo (Top 10) 2018 - Naykel Niño 2022 - Jonathan López	1 Top 10: 1 (2017)	2017 (Top 10)
	Panama	2010	2022	7 2010 - Francisco Navarro 2011 - Jafeth Gutiérrez 2013 - Sergio Isaac López Goti 2015 - Julian Torres (3rd Runner-up) 2017 - Husam Ahmad 2018 - Juan Ángel Gaviria (Top 10) 2022 - Daniel Andrian Morán	2 3rd Runner-up: 1 (2015) Top 16: 1 (2018)	2018 (Top 10)
	Paraguay	2016	2016	1 2016 - Jose Lucas Barros Lima	0	—
	Peru	2013	2023	6 2013 - Rodrigo Fernandini Chu 2014 - Bruno Yañez Zelada 2017 - Juan Manuel Herbert 2018 - Duilio Vallebuona (Top 15) 2022 - Eleazar Moreno (Top 16) 2023 - Joel Farach Marquina (Top 10) 2024 - Cristian Novoa Arrué	3 Top 10: 1 (2023) Top 15: 1 (2018) Top 16: 1 (2022)	2023 (Top 10)
	Puerto Rico	2009	2023	9 2009 - Heri Sáez (Top 15) 2013 - Jimmy Pérez Rivera 2014 - Christian Ortiz (Top 15) 2015 - Fernando Álvarez (Top 10) 2016 - Francisco Vergara 2017 - Joseph Disdier (Top 10) 2018 - Julian Rivera (Top 10) 2022 - Driel Souza 2023 - Joshua Yaddah Maldonado Cruz (Top 20)	6 Top 10: 3 (2015, 2017, 2018) Top 15: 2 (2009, 2014) Top 20: 1 (20223)	2023 (Top 20)
	The Bahamas	2012	2023	3 2012 - Pedro Mejias 2014 - Kenneth Kerr 2023 - Vjaughn Ingraham (Top 20)	1 Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Trinidad & Tobago	2023	2023	1 2023 - Johnathan Samuel	1	—
	United States	2006	2023	9 2006 - Chaka Sedgwick (4th Runner-up) 2007 - Jacob Hill (Top 10) 2008 - Ivan Rusilko (Top 15) 2009 - Josh Tolin (Top 15) 2011 - Rhonee Rojas 2012 - Aaron Weiner 2013 - Jeremy Wyatt 2015 - Troy Thomas 2016 - Anthony Pérez 2017 - Nelson Rivera 2018 - Nicolas Santos 2022 - Daryn Alexander Friedman (Top 10) 2023 - Hector Louis Rodríguez	5 4th Runner-up: 1 (2006) Top 10: 2 (2007, 2022) Top 15: 2 (2008, 2009)	2022 (Top 10)
	Venezuela	2006	2023	14 2006 - Javier Delgado (1st Runner-up) 2007 - Alberto García (3rd Runner-up) 2008 - Marco Chinea (Top 10) 2009 - Luís Nuzzo (Top 10) 2010 - Francisco Sánchez (Top 15) 2011 - Jeefry Rojas (Top 10) 2012 - Gary Pinha (Top 16) 2013 - José Anmer Paredes (WINNER) 2015 - Rafael Angelucci (Top 10) 2016 - Walfred Crespo (Top 16) 2017 - Ignacio Milles (Top 10) 2018 - Francesco Piscitelli (1st Runner-up) 2022 - Orangel Dirinot (2nd Runner-up) 2023 - William Manuel Badell López (1st Runner-up)	14 Mister International: 1 (2013) 1st Runner-Up: 3 (2006, 2018, 2023) 2nd Runner-Up: 1 (2022) 3rd Runner-Up: 1 (2007) Top 10: 5 (2008, 2009, 2011, 2015, 2017) Top 15: 1 (2010) Top 16: 2 (2012, 2016)	2023 (1st Runner-up)
Country		Participation			Placement
		Debut	Last	Total	Total	Last
ASIA
	Azerbaijan	2010	2014	2 2010 - Elnur Tagviev 2014 - Ali Zahirli	0	—
	Cambodia	2015	2022	2 2015 - Moeurn Makara 2016 - Yoeung Samneang 2022 - Bunchhat Eat	0	—
	China	2008	2018	9 2008 - Zhang Lun Shuo (2nd Runner-up) 2009 - Mike Bai 2012 - Gao Ximin 2013 - Tan Zeyong (Top 10) 2014 - Shi Yu Quan 2015 - Nan Li (Top 15) 2016 - Shihao Qu 2017 - Yang Zhenhuan 2018 - Ruitao Li	3 2nd Runner-Up: 1 (2008) Top 10: 1 (2013) Top 15: 1 (2015)	2015 (Top 15)
	Georgia	2015	2015	1 2015 - Bachi Beradze	0	—
	Hong Kong	2008	2022	5 2008 - Yang Jung Hao 2016 - Kyle Lee Ka Ho 2017 - Sean Lee 2018 - Waikin Kwan (2nd Runner-up) 2022 - Jason Li Kwai Chiu (3rd Runner-up)	2 2nd Runner-up: 1 (2018) 3rd Runner-up: 1 (2022)	2022 (3rd Runner-up)
	India	2006	2023	14 2006 - Sudhir Tewari 2007 - Nikhil Dharwan (Top 10) 2008 - Vikas Mehandroo (Top 15) 2009 - Imran Khan 2010 - Akash Charan 2012 - Opangtongdang Jamir 2013 - Hukapa Chakhesang 2014 - Parmeet Wahi 2015 - Halley Laithangbam 2016 - Mudit Malhotra (Top 9) 2017 - Darasing Khurana 2018 - Balaji Murugadoss 2022 - Lukanand Kshetrimayum (1st Runner-up) 2023 - Shashwat Dwivedi (Top 5)	5 1st Runner-Up: 1 (2022) Top 5: 1 (2023) Top 9: 1 (2016) Top 10: 1 (2007) Top 15: 1 (2008)	2023 (Top 5)
	Indonesia	2006	2023	14 2006 - Andreano Philip (Top 11) 2008 - Rocky Pramata (Top 15) 2009 - Holly Feriston (Top 15) 2010 - Thomas Sebastian (3rd Runner-up) 2011 - Steven Yoswara (2nd Runner-up) 2012 - Rizal Al Idrus (Top 10) 2013 - Albern Sultan (1st Runner-up) 2014 - Kevin Hendrawan (Top 15) 2015 - Kenny Austin (Top 10) 2016 - Richard Lim 2017 - Alvalino Kasenda (Top 16) 2018 - Rezza Praditya 2022 - Jason Julius 2023 - Jeremy Gregory Samatara	10 1st Runner-Up: 1 (2013) 2nd Runner-Up: 1 (2011) 3rd Runner-Up: 1 (2010) Top 10: 2 (2012, 2015) Top 11: 1 (2006) Top 15: 3 (2008, 2009, 2014) Top 16: 1 (2017)	2017 (Top 16)
	Japan	2014	2023	7 2014 - Masakazu Hashimoto (Top 10) 2015 - Junpei Watanabe 2016 - Masaya Yamagishi (1st Runner-up) 2017 - Taizan Matsuura (Top 10) 2018 - Tsuyoshi Takimura (Top 15) 2022 - Ryo Yatogo 2023 - Koki Sakata	4 1st Runner-Up: 1 (2016) Top 10: 2 (2014, 2017) Top 15: 1 (2018)	2018 (Top 15)
	Kazakhstan	2010	2022	2 2010 - Yuriy Litvishkov 2022 - Anatoly Anissimov	0	—
	South Korea	2007	2023	14 2007 - Oh Jong Sung (1st Runner-up) 2008 - Park Jung Wan 2009 - Baek Joo Suk 2010 - Kim Gi-Jong 2011 - Oh Ji-Seong (Top 10) 2012 - Kim Doyeop (Top 10) 2013 - Kim Jea-Hyuk 2014 - Jin Soo Jung (Top 10) 2015 - Sang-Jin Lee (2nd Runner-up) 2016 - Gooyoung Jung 2017 - Seung Hwan Lee (WINNER) 2018 - Daewoong Hwang (Top 15) 2022 - Cho Jae-young 2023 - Ho Sun Kang (Top 20)	8 Mister International: 1 (2017) 1st Runner-Up: 1 (2007) 2nd Runner-Up: 1 (2015) Top 10: 3 (2011, 2012, 2014) Top 15: 1 (2018) Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Kyrgyzstan	2008	2008	1 2008 - Azamat Toktakunov	0	—
	Laos	2022	2023	2 2022 - Sengtavanh Chaleunphonh 2023 - Donesavanh Xaimonty	0	—
	Lebanon	2006	2023	14 2006 - Wissam Hanna (WINNER) 2007 - Bassel Hamdan (4th Runner-up) 2008 - Mohamad Chamseddine (1st Runner-up) 2009 - Marcelino Gebrayel (2nd Runner-up) 2010 - Mohamad Ali Arabi 2011 - Mohamad Al Hajj 2012 - Ali Hammoud (WINNER) 2013 - Firass Abbass 2014 - Rabih El Zein (1st Runner-up) 2015 - Farid Matar (Top 15) 2016 - Paul Iskandar (WINNER) 2017 - Michael Khouri (Top 16) 2018 - Mohamad Taha 2023 - Seif Al'walid Harb (Top 20)	10 Mister International: 3 (2006,2012, 2016) 1st Runner-Up: 2 (2008, 2014) 2nd Runner-Up: 1 (2009) 4th Runner-Up: 1 (2007) Top 15: 1 (2015) Top 16: 1 (2017) Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Macau	2008	2013	2 2008 - Xie Hui 2013 - Nuno Wong	0	—
	Malaysia	2006	2023	11 2006 - Tai Choo Xiong 2007 - Adib Bin Othman 2010 - Kubendren Sewalinggam 2012 - Evan Siau (Top 10) 2013 - James Ng Yin Teng 2014 - CJ Lee 2015 - Kash Azim 2016 - Lew Voon Khong 2018 - Sylevistian Jon 2022 - Roger Hugo Amandus (Top 16) 2023 - Arvind Gorasia	2 Top 10: 1 (2012) Top 16: 1 (2022)	2022 (Top 16)
	Myanmar	2014	2023	6 2014 - Aung Chan Mya (Top 15) 2015 - Zin Min Htet 2016 - Kyi Phyu Aung 2017 - John Ko Ko 2022 - San Thar 2023 - Austin Myat	1 Top 15: 1 (2014)	2014 (Top 15)
	Nepal	2016	2023	5 2016 - Rokesh Tandukar 2017 - Sajid Alam 2018 - Prashant Jung Shah 2022 - Manash Kumar Rai 2023 - Prajwol Tamrakar	0	—
	Pakistan	2008	2011	4 2008 - Ali Asghar 2009 - Asad Shah 2010 - Fahad Hussain 2011 - Muhammad Yasir	0	—
	Philippines	2006	2023	14 2006 - Ken Escudero 2008 - Jeff Surio (Top 10) 2009 - Michael Manansala 2010 - Raphael Carlos (Top 15) 2011 - Fhrancis López (Top 16) 2012 - Mark John Gutoman 2013 - Gil Wagas (4th Runner-up) 2014 - Neil Perez (WINNER) 2015 - Reniel Villareal (Top 10) 2016 - Miguel Guia (Top 16) 2017 - Renz Lansangan (Top 10) 2018 - Mark Kevin Baloaloa (Top 5) 2022 - Myron Jude "MJ" Ordillano (4th Runner-up) 2023 - Jefferson Nigel Allan Bunney (Top 10)	11 Mister International: 1 (2014) 4th Runner-Up: 2 (2013, 2022) Top 5: 1 (2018) Top 10: 4 (2008, 2015, 2017, 2023) Top 15: 1 (2010) Top 16: 2 (2011, 2016)	2023 (Top 10)
	Singapore	2006	2023	14 2006 - Dennis Lau (Top 11) 2007 - Gabriel Goh (Top 10) 2008 - Ken Lim (Top 15) 2009 - Nelson Lee (Top 10) 2010 - Tay Yuanqi 2012 - Ron Teh (1 Runner Up) 2013 - Edwin Heng Wee-Sim (Top 10) 2014 - Andy Wong 2015 - Edwin Aw 2016 - Sebastian Foo 2017 - Marvin Soh 2018 - Famy Ashary 2022 - Sean Nicholas Sutiono 2023 - Joshua Hee (Top 10)	6 1st Runner-Up: 1 (2012) Top 10: 4 (2007, 2009, 2013, 2023) Top 11: 1 (2006) Top 15: 1 (2008)	2023 (Top 10)
	Sri Lanka	2006	2023	13 2006 - Roshan Ranawana (Top 11) 2007 - Amila Karunanayake 2008 - Dinesh Priyankara 2010 - Dilshan Perera 2011 - Anuj Ranasinghe (Top 16) 2012 - Dimitri Dolapihilla 2013 - Muthamerenna Brayan 2014 - Tharshan Thiyagarajah 2015 - Jake Sanaratne 2016 - Daniel de Zilva (Top 16) 2018 - Amandha Amarasekara 2022 - Pasan Weerasekara 2023 - Derrein Keith Christian De Zilwa	3 Top 11: 1 (2006) Top 16: 2 (2011, 2016)	2016 (Top 16)
	Taiwan	2007	2023	6 2007 - Allen Hsu 2008 - Li Chi Hsiang (Top 15) 2009 - Terry Shih (Top 10) 2018 - Kevin Chang 2022 - Jacob Hsiao 2023 - Chen Chien Yu	2 Top 10: 1 (2009) Top 15: 1 (2008)	2009 (Top 10)
	Thailand	2009	2023	11 2009 - Chanon Saetang 2011 - Direk Sindamrongsi 2012 - Piyanat Sujarit (Top 16) 2013 - Woraphop Klaisang 2014 - Wittawat Srikes (Top 10) 2015 - Chalaphon Karnwatee 2016 - Kittikun Tansuhat (Top 6) 2017 - Paran Pitijirakun 2018 - Nick Nolte (Top 10) 2022 - Surasak Muangkaew (Top 10) 2023 - Thitisan Goodburn (WINNER)	6 Mister International: 1 (2023) Top 6: 1 (2016) Top 10: 3 (2014, 2018, 2022) Top 16: 1 (2012)	2023 (WINNER)
	Turkey	2010	2014	4 2010 - Efecan Dianzenza (Top 10) 2012 - Mert Ciftci (Top 10) 2013 - Ufuk Deger (Top 16) 2014 - Eray Aydos	3 Top 10: 2 (2010, 2012) Top 16: 1 (2013)	2013 (Top 16)
	Vietnam	2008	2023	8 2008 - Ngô Tiến Đoàn (WINNER) 2009 - Le Xuan Thuy (Top 15) 2011 - Lê Khôi Nguyên (3rd Runner-up) 2012 - Đỗ Bá Đạt 2016 - Nguyễn Tiến Đạt (Top 6) 2017 - Trần Minh Trung (Top 5) 2018 - Trịnh Bảo (WINNER) 2023 - Pham Minh Quyền	6 Mister International: 2 (2008, 2018) 3rd Runner-Up: 1 (2011) Top 5: 1 (2017) Top 6: 1 (2016) Top 15: 1 (2009)	2018 (WINNER)
Country		Participation			Placement
		Debut	Last	Total	Total	Last
EUROPE
	Albania	2022	2022	1 2022 - Boris Gurtner	0	—
	Austria	2010	2010	1 2010 - Jürgen Aschauer (Top 15)	1 Top 15: 1 (2010)	2010 (Top 15)
	Belgium	2008	2023	12 2008 - Koen van de Voorde (Top 10) 2009 - Thomas Ladangh (Top 10) 2010 - Tuur Roels (Top 15) 2011 - Thierry D'haenens 2012 - Joshua Vanfraeyenhoven 2013 - Gianni Sennesael 2015 - Karim Setta 2016 - Mitchell Spruyt 2017 - Robby Voets 2018 - Mohamed Mahouk 2022 - Niels van Dijk 2023 - Maksym Belevyh	3 Top 10: 2 (2008, 2009) Top 15: 1 (2010)	2010 (Top 15)
	Bosnia & Herzegovina	2010	2010	1 2010 - Adis Topalović (Top 10)	1 Top 10: 1 (2010)	2010 (Top 10)
	Croatia	2008	2008	1 2008 - Mihovil Barun (3rd Runner-up)	1 3rd Runner-up: 1 (2008)	2008 (3rd Runner-up)
	Czech Republic	2010	2023	11 2010 - Jan Pochobradský 2011 - Martin Gardavsky (1st Runner-up) 2012 - Robert Anderle 2013 - Antonin Beránek (5th Runner-up) 2014 - Tomáš Dumbrovský (2nd Runner-up) 2015 - Jakub Kraus (4th Runner-up) 2016 - Josef Kůrka (Top 16) 2017 - Matyáš Hložek 2018 - Jiří Kmoníček (Top 5) 2022 - Matěj Švec (Top 16) 2023 - Alexandros Panayi (Top 20)	8 1st Runner-up: 1 (2011) 2nd Runner-up: 1 (2014) 4th Runner-up: 1 (2015) 5th Runner-up: 1 (2013) Top 5: 1 (2018) Top 16: 2 (2016, 2022) Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Denmark	2010	2015	3 2010 - Marc Ciano Marra 2011 - Mads Madsen (Top 16) 2015 - Stefano Sandro	1 Top 16: 1 (2011)	2011 (Top 16)
	Finland	2017	2017	1 2017 - Aki Parviainen	0	—
	France	2008	2023	9 2008 - Patrick Beck 2009 - Maxime Thomasset (3rd Runner-up) 2010 - Jordan Haag (Top 10) 2011 - Nicolas Fangille 2012 - Guillaume Reynel (Top 10) 2015 - Bryan Weber 2017 - Jordane Reiser 2022 - Pierre Carriou 2023 - Lucas Schlachter (Top 5)	4 3rd Runner-up: 2 (2009) Top 5: 1 (2023) Top 10: 2 (2010, 2012)	2023 (Top 5)
	Germany	2006	2006	1 2006 - Warren Taubitz	0	—
	Great Britain	2009	2012	4 2009 - William Moore 2010 - Ryan Terry (WINNER) 2011 - Dan How 2012 - Sukhraj Hayer	1 Mister International: 1 (2010)	2010 (WINNER)
	Greece	2006	2014	8 2006 - Konstantinos Avrampos (2nd Runner-up) 2007 - Aristotelis Bolovinos (2nd Runner-up) 2008 - Dimitris Tsilis (Top 10) 2009 - Nikolaos Douramanis 2010 - Leodion Sulaj (4th Runner-up) 2011 - Giorgos Stergioudis 2013 - Alexandros Ioannidis 2014 - Konstantinos Giagmouris	4 2nd Runner-Up: 2 (2006, 2007) 4th Runner-Up: 1 (2010) Top 10: 1 (2008)	2010 (4th Runner-Up)
	Ireland	2009	2012	4 2009 - Francis Usanga (Top 15) 2010 - Darragh Hayes 2011 - Brendan Mervyn 2012 - James Murphy	1 Top 10: 1 (2009)	2009 (Top 10)
	Italy	2006	2016	6 2006 - Victorio Alba (Top 11) 2007 - Raffaele Merico 2012 - Francesco Basile (Top 16) 2013 - Marco Della Croce (Top 16) 2015 - Andrea Luceri 2016 - Vinicio Modolo (2nd Runner-up)	4 2nd Runner-up: 1 (2016) Top 11: 1 (2006) Top 16: 2 (2012, 2013)	2016 (2nd Runner-up)
	Latvia	2006	2016	5 2006 - Kārlis Karolis (3rd Runner-up) 2007 - Armands Bērziņš (Top 10) 2008 - Endijs Grāvlejs 2011 - Edvīns Ločmelis 2016 - Matīss Pastars (Top 9)	3 3rd Runner-up: 1 (2006) Top 9: 1 (2016) Top 10: 1 (2007)	2016 (Top 9)
	Luxembourg	2008	2008	1 2008 - Gert De Winne	0	—
	Malta	2008	2017	3 2008 - Andrei Grech 2009 - Josef Lia 2017 - Malcolm Camilleri	0	—
	Netherlands	2008	2022	7 2008 - Vincent Cleuren (4th Runner-up) 2010 - Harjot Singh 2015 - Cas Winters 2016 - Chris Veltkamp (Top 6) 2017 - Jeremy Lensink (Top 16) 2018 - Claudio Schoostra 2022 - Iliya Shahedi (Top 16)	4 4th Runner-Up: 1 (2008) Top 6: 1 (2016) Top 16: 2 (2017, 2022)	2022 (Top 16)
	North Cyprus	2023	2023	1 2023 - Suleyman Mullahasan	0	—
	Norway	2011	2018	2 2011 - Nikolai Danielsen (Top 16) 2018 - Mathias Duma (Top 10)	2 Top 10: 1 (2018) Top 16: 1 (2011)	2018 (Top 10)
	North Macedonia	2012	2012	1 2012 - Gjorgi Filipov (Top 16)	1 Top 16: 1 (2012)	2012 (Top 16)
	Poland	2009	2018	6 2009 - Sebastian Strzępka (4th Runner-up) 2014 - Rafał Maślak (3rd Runner-up) 2015 - Rafał Jonkisz 2016 - Jan Dratwicki 2017 - Arkady Zadrożny (Top 16) 2018 - Tomek Zarzycki	3 3rd Runner-up: 1 (2014) 4th Runner-up: 1 (2009) Top 16: 1 (2017)	2017 (Top 16)
	Portugal	2011	2012	2 2011 - Fábio Duarte 2012 - Bruno da Cunha	0	—
	Russia	2013	2018	4 2013 - Maksim Sorochinskiy 2014 - Arseniy Potorchin 2016 - Emil Faizulin 2018 - Igor Buyantuev	0	—
	Serbia	2012	2012	1 2012 - Luka Raco (Top 16)	1 Top 16: 1 (2012)	2012 (Top 16)
	Slovakia	2010	2013	4 2010 - Adam Barabáš 2011 - Jakub Lorencović (Top 10) 2012 - Ján Haraslín (4th Runner-up) 2013 - Michal Gajdosech (Top 10)	2 4th Runner-up: 1 (2012) Top 10: 2 (2011, 2013)	2013 (Top 10)
	Slovenia	2008	2023	8 2008 - Erik Ferfolja 2009 - Peter Klinc (Top 10) 2010 - Marko Janko 2011 - Žan Cvet (Top 10) 2012 - Marko Šobot (2nd Runner-up) 2013 - Jure Rugani (Top 16) 2014 - Mitja Nadižar (4th Runner-up) 2018 - Matjaž Mavri Boncelj	5 2nd Runner-Up: 1 (2012) 4th Runner-Up: 1 (2014) Top 10: 2 (2009, 2011) Top 16: 1 (2013)	2014 (4th Runner-Up)
	Spain	2009	2023	11 2009 - Héctor Soria (1st Runner-up) 2010 - Luis Alberto Macías (2nd Runner-up) 2011 - Gerva Moglio 2012 - Miguel Arce 2013 - Adrián Gallardo 2015 - Daniel Barreres (Top 15) 2016 - Daniel Moreno (Top 9) 2017 - Rubén Castillero (Top 16) 2018 - Jesús Collado (Top 15) 2022 - Juan Pablo Colías (5th Runner-up) 2023 - Borxa Ramo Ruiz (Top 10)	8 1st Runner-up: 1 (2009) 2nd Runner-up: 1 (2010) 5th Runner-up: 1 (2022) Top 9: 1 (2016) Top 10: 1 (2023) Top 15: 2 (2015, 2018) Top 16: 1 (2017)	2023 (Top 10)
	Sweden	2011	2018	4 2011 - Marco Djelevic Virriat (4th Runner-up) 2012 - Andreas Ahlberg 2015 - Ivan Djelević (Top 15) 2018 - Kevin Graf	2 4th Runner-up: 1 (2011) Top 15: 1 (2015)	2015 (Top 15)
	Switzerland	2015	2023	5 2015 - Pedro Mendes (WINNER) 2017 - Alessio Costantini (Top 5) 2018 - Maikel Ferreira 2022 - Marcel Ignacio Riera (Top 16) 2023 - Elson Bytyqi (Top 20)	4 Mister International: 1 (2015) Top 5: 1 (2017) Top 16: 1 (2022) Top 20: 1 (2023)	2023 (Top 20)
	Ukraine	2010	2014	3 2010 - Petro Matsak 2012 - Alexander Sabadosh 2014 - Bogdan Iusypchuk	0	—
Country		Participation			Placement
		Debut	Last	Total	Total	Last
OCEANIA	Australia	2006	2018	8 2006 - Daryl Wee 2010 - Tim Boulenger 2012 - James Mathieson 2013 - Danyon Edwards 2014 - Marco Sepulveda 2015 - Christopher Nayna (Top 10) 2016 - James Carne (Top 16) 2018 - Harrison Luna (Top 15)	3 Top 10: 1 (2015) Top 15: 1 (2018) Top 16: 1 (2016)	2018 (Top 15)
	Guam	2014	2018	5 2014 - Richard Johnson (Top 15) 2015 - Lukess Sos 2016 - Jon Kanemoto 2017 - Jaren Guerrero 2018 - Christian Layao	1 Top 15: 1 (2014)	2014 (Top 15)
	New Zealand	2006	2013	4 2006 - Jay Singh (Top 11) 2009 - Nicholas Tang 2012 - Sai Constantine (Top 16) 2013 - Petrus Fourie	2 Top 11: 1 (2006) Top 16: 1 (2012)	2012 (Top 16)

Winners gallery

• 
  Mister International 2023
  Kim Thitisan Goodburn
   Thailand

See also

• Manhunt International
• Mister Global
• Mister World
• Mister Supranational
• Man of the World

Notes

1. Lebanon's Ali Hammoud (Resigned) and Singapore's Ron Teh (Assumed)
2. Lebanon's Ali Hammoud (Resigned) and Singapore's Ron Teh (Assumed)

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