“List of Miss Universe countries”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

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List of Miss Universe countries

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Entrants 1952–present
Replaced pageants
Inactive entrants
Former entities Regional Organization Territories Others
Unsuccessful attempts to participate
References
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This is a list of countries that have participated in the Miss Universe pageant.

Entrants 1952–present

Country / Territory	Debut	Participations	Years competed	National title	Placements	Best placement	First placed	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>Albania}}	2002	16	2002–2003 2005–2012 2014–present	Miss Universe Albania	3	Top 10 Anisa Kospiri (2002) Angela Martini (2010)	2002 Anisa Kospiri (Top 10)	2010 Angela Martini (Top 10)	Won Miss Photogenic in 2016.
{{flag>Angola}}	1998	21	1998–2018	Miss Angola	4	Winner Leila Lopes (2011)	2003 Ana José Sebastião (Top 15)	2011 Leila Lopes (Winner)	Won Miss Congeniality in 2015.
{{flag>Antigua and Barbuda}}	1977	12	1977 1979 2001–2008 2019–present	Miss Antigua & Barbuda	0	Competed as Antigua in 1977 and 1979. Won Miss Congeniality in 2003.
{{flag>Argentina}}	1954	60	1954–1964, 1966–1994, 1996–2001, 2003, 2006–2018	Miss Argentina	16	Winner Norma Nolan (1962)	1954 Ivana Olga Kislinger (Top 16)	2014 Valentina Ferrer (Top 10)	Won Best in Swimsuit in 1970.
{{flag>Armenia}}	2018	2	2018–present	Miss Armenia	0
{{flag>Aruba}}	1964	51	1964–1984 1986 1989–1990 1992–2018	Miss Aruba	2	1st runner-up Taryn Mansell (1996)	1974 Maureen Ava Vieira (4th runner-up)	1996 Taryn Mansell (1st runner-up)	Won Miss Congeniality in 2000; Miss Press in 1978.
{{flag>Australia}}	1952	56	1952–1954 1958 1964–1965 1968–1990 1992–2000 2002–present	Miss Universe Australia	19	Winner Kerry Anne Wells (1972) Jennifer Hawkins (2004)	1953 Maxine Morgan (4th runner-up)	2018 Francesca Hung (Top 20)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1996, 1997, 2010; Miss Photogenic in 1989; Best in Swimsuit in 1969, 1993; Miss Popular Girl in Parade in 1958.
{{flag>Austria}}	1953	44	1953 1957 1959–1990 1992–1993 1999 2004 2013–2017 2019–present	Miss Austria	7	1st runner-up Eva Maria Düringer (1977)	1953 Lore Felger (Top 16)	1977 Eva Maria Düringer (1st runner-up)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1965.
{{flag>Bahamas}}	1963	55	1963–1972 1974–1983 1985–present	Miss Universe Bahamas	0	Won Miss Photogenic in 1982; Miss Congeniality in 1981, 2001.
{{flag>Barbados}}	1976	17	1976–1979 1984–1987 1999 2003–2005 2007 2016–present	Miss Universe Barbados	0
{{flag>Belgium}}	1952	65	1952–1986 1988–1989 1991–1994 1996–present	Miss Belgium	10	4th runner-up Dominique Van Eeckhoudt (1981)	1955 Nicole De Meyer (Top 15)	2018 Zoé Brunet (Top 20)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1952; Miss Photogenic in 1972; Most Beautiful Hair in 1994.
{{flag>Belize}}	1975	28	1975 1977–1987 1989–1991 1993 1995–2000 2003–2005 2007 2016 2018	Miss Belize	1	Top 12 Sarita Diana Acosta (1979)	1979 Sarita Diana Acosta (Top 12)	1979 Sarita Diana Acosta (Top 12)
{{flag>Bolivia}}	1959	61	1959–present	Miss Bolivia	3	Top 6 Rosario Rico Toro (1990)	1964 Olga del Carpio (Top 15)	2006 Desiree Durán (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 1959, 1970.
{{flag>Brazil}}	1954	65	1954–1989 1991–present	Miss Brasil	37	Winner Iêda Maria Vargas (1963) Martha Vasconcellos (1968)	1954 Martha Rocha (1st runner-up)	2018 Mayra Dias (Top 20)	Won Best in National Costume in 1967, 1981, 1987, 1989; Best in Swimsuit in 1969; Miss Popular Girl in Parade in 1954.
{{flag>British Virgin Islands}}	1977	34	1977 1979–2002 2010–2018	Miss British Virgin Islands	0
{{flag>Bulgaria}}	1991	25	1991–1998 2000–2007 2009 2012–present	Miss Universe Bulgaria	0
{{flag>Cambodia}}	2017	3	2017–present	Miss Cambodia	0
{{flag>Canada}}	1952	68	1952–present	Miss Universe Canada	19	Winner Karen Dianne Baldwin (1982) Natalie Glebova (2005)	1953 Thelma Elizabeth Brewis (Top 16)	2018 Marta Stepien (Top 10)	Won Miss Popular Girl in Parade in 1957; Miss Congeniality in 1977.
{{flag>Cayman Islands}}	1980	29	1980–1985 1989–1996 1999–2004 2006 2008–2009 2011–2012 2015–2018	Miss Cayman Islands	0	Won Miss Congeniality in 1980, 1982.
{{flag>Chile}}	1952	56	1952, 1954–1956, 1958, 1960–1961, 1964, 1966–1970, 1972–2002, 2004–2006, 2011–present	Miss Universo Chile	13	Winner Cecilia Bolocco (1987)	1954 Gloria Leguisos Mesina (Top 16)	2004 Gabriela Barros (Top 15)	Won Miss Popular Girl in Parade in 1952; Miss Congeniality in 1973.
{{flag>China}}	2002	18	2002–present	Miss Universe China	4	2nd runner-up Zhuo Ling (2002)	2002 Zhuo Ling (2nd runner-up)	2017 Roxette Qiu (Top 16)	Won Miss Congeniality in 2007, 2009, 2013; Best in National Costume in 2012.
{{flag>Colombia}}	1958	62	1958–present	Miss Colombia	34	Winner Luz Marina Zuluaga (1958) Paulina Vega (2014)	1958 Luz Marina Zuluaga (Winner)	2017 Laura González (1st runner-up)	Won Best in National Costume in 1968, 1985, 1990, 1991, 1997, 2002; Best in Swimsuit in 1969; Miss Photogenic in 1975, 1987.
{{flag>Costa Rica}}	1954	65	1954–1960 1962–present	Miss Costa Rica	5	Top 10 Nancy Soto (2004) Johanna Solano (2011) Natalia Carvajal (2018)	1954 Marían Esquivel McKeown (Top 15)	2018 Natalia Carvajal (Top 10)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1978; Miss Congeniality in 1956.
{{flag>Croatia}}	1997	23	1997–present	Miss Universe Croatia	3	Top 15/16 Sarah Ćosić (2009) Elizabeta Burg (2012) Shanaelle Petty (2017)	2009 Sarah Ćosić (Top 15)	2017 Shanaelle Petty (Top 16)
{{flag>Curaçao}}	1963	53	1963–1978 1980–1987 1989 1991–1999 2001–2005 2007–present	Miss Curaçao	6	1st runner-up Anne Marie Braafheid (1968)	1968 Anne Marie Braafheid (1st runner-up)	2018 Akisha Albert (Top 10)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1966; Best in Swimsuit in 1997.
{{flag>Czech Republic}}	1993	26	1993 1995–present	Czech Miss	6	Top 10 Pavlina Barbuková (1993) Kateřina Smrzová (2003) Iveta Lutovská (2009)	1993 Pavlina Barbuková (Top 10)	2010 Jitka Válková (Top 15)
{{flag>Denmark}}	1952	51	1952–1953 1958–1961 1963–1970 1972–1973 1975–1990 1992–1996 2000 2004–2008 2010–2013 2015–2016 2018–present	Miss Danmark	8	1st runner-up Aino Korva (1963)	1953 Jytte Olsen (Top 15)	2007 Zaklina Sojic (Top 15)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1981.
{{flag>Dominican Republic}}	1956	58	1956 1962–1965 1967–present	Miss Dominican Republic	9	Winner Amelia Vega (2003)	1977 Blanca Sardiñas (Top 12)	2015 Clarissa Molina (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 2003; Miss Congeniality in 1962.
{{flag>Ecuador}}	1955	62	1955–1966 1968–1972 1975–present	Miss Ecuador	3	2nd runner-up Constanza Báez (2013)	1981 Lucía Vinueza Urjelles (Top 12)	2013 Constanza Báez (2nd runner-up)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1992.
{{flag>Egypt}}	1987	27	1987–1990 1992 1994–2011 2014 2017–present	Miss Egypt	0	Co-Won Miss Congeniality in 2017.
{{flag>El Salvador}}	1954	47	1954–1955 1972–1979 1982–2015 2017–present	Reinado de El Salvador	4	1st runner-up Maribel Arrieta (1955)	1955 Maribel Arrieta (1st runner-up)	1996 Milena Mayorga (Top 10)	Won Miss Followed by Media in 1985; Miss Congeniality in 1955, 2008.
{{flag>Ethiopia}}	2004	9	2004–2006 2009 2012–2014 2017	Miss Universe Ethiopia	1	Top 20 Dina Fekadu (2006)	2006 Dina Fekadu (Top 20)	2006 Dina Fekadu (Top 20)
{{flag>Finland}}	1952	64	1952–1955 1960–present	Miss Finland	18	Winner Armi Kuusela (1952) Anne Marie Pohtamo (1975)	1952 Armi Kuusela (Winner)	1996 Lola Odusoga (2nd runner-up)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1974; Best in Swimsuit in 1969.
{{flag>France}}	1952	68	1952–present	Miss France	19	Winner Christiane Martel (1953) Iris Mittenaere (2016)	1953 Christiane Martel (Winner)	2016 Iris Mittenaere (Winner)
{{flag>Georgia}}	2004	15	2004–2012 2014–present	Miss Georgia	0
{{flag>Germany}}	1952	68	1952–present	Miss Universe Germany	21	Winner Marlene Schmidt (1961)	1952 Renate Hoy (4th runner-up)	2002 Natascha Börger (Top 10)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1956, 1957.
{{flag>Ghana}}	1991	20	1991 1993 1996 1998–2002 2004 2006 2008–2015 2017–2018	Miss Universe Ghana	2	Top 10 Akuba Cudjoe (1999)	1999 Akuba Cudjoe (Top 10)	2017 Ruth Quashie (Top 16)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1993, 2006.
{{flag>Great Britain}}	1952	59	1952 1991–1996 1998–2000 2005–2006 2008–2018	Miss Universe Great Britain	22	Top 10 Amy Willerton (2013)	2013 Amy Willerton (Top 10)	2018 Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers (Top 20)	Competed as Great Britain in 1952; as England from 1955 to 1962 and then again from 1964 to 1990, as Scotland from 1961 to 1986 and then again from 1988 to 1990 and as Wales from 1961 to 1990; competed together again as United Kingdom in 1991; as Great Britain from 1992 to 2000; as United Kingdom for the second time in 2005; shortened to UK in 2008 and once again as Great Britain from 2009.
{{flag>Greece}}	1952	65	1952–1987 1989–2015 2018–present	Star Hellas	18	Winner Corinna Tsopei (1964)	1952 Ntaizy Mavraki (2nd runner-up)	2005 Evangelia Aravani (Top 15)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1967; Miss Congeniality in 1954, 1961.
{{flag>Guam}}	1966	43	1966–1995 1998 2000 2008–2014 2016–present	Miss Guam	2	1st runner-up Patty Chong Kerkos (1982)	1970 Hilary Ann Best (Top 15)	1982 Patty Chong Kerkos (1st runner-up)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1970, 1985, 1986, 1988; Miss Press in 1982.
{{flag>Guatemala}}	1955	50	1955–1959 1961 1975–1976 1978–present	Miss Guatemala	3	Top 10 Ilma Urrutia (1984) Jessica Scheel (2010)	1955 Maria del Rosário Chacón (Top 15)	2010 Jessica Scheel (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 1975; Miss Congeniality in 2012.
{{flag>Guyana}}	1956	22	1956 1958 1963–1966 1999 2002–2007 2009–2017	Miss Guyana	0	Competed as British Guiana until 1966.
{{flag>Haiti}}	1962	15	1962 1968 1975 1977 1985 1989 2010–2018	Miss Haiti	3	1st runner- up Gerthie David (1975) Raquel Pelissier (2016)	1962 Evelyn Miot (Top 15)	2016 Raquel Pelissier (1st runner-up)
{{flag>Honduras}}	1954	48	1954–1955 1967–1974 1976–1990 1992–1994 1996–2002 2007–present	Miss Honduras	1	Top 15 Pastora Pagán (1955)	1955 Pastora Pagán (Top 15)	1955 Pastora Pagán (Top 15)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1987.
{{flag>Hungary}}	1992	26	1992–2016 2018–present	Miss Universe Hungary	4	Top 10 Agnes Konkoly (2012)	2006 Adrienn Bende (Top 20)	2018 Enikő Kecskès (Top 20)
{{flag>Iceland}}	1956	45	1956–1957 1959–1972 1974–1986 1988–1997 2006 2009 2016–present	Miss Universe Iceland	5	1st runner-up Anna Geirsdóttir (1962)	1959 Sigríður Þorvaldsdóttir (Top 15)	2009 Ingibjörg Egilsdóttir (Top 15)	Won Miss Congeniality and Miss Unity (Miss Amity) in 1974.
{{flag>India}}	1952	56	1952 1964–1987 1989–present	Miss Diva	22	Winner Sushmita Sen (1994) Lara Dutta (2000)	1966 Yasmin Daji (3rd runner-up)	2014 Noyonita Lodh (Top 15)	Won Best in National Costume in 1978, 1980, 1984; Best in Swimsuit in 2000 ; Won Miss Photogenic in 2018.
{{flag>Indonesia}}	1974	24	1974–1977 1980 1982–1983 1995–1996 2005–present	Puteri Indonesia	6	Top 13 Kezia Warouw (2016)	2005 Artika Sari Devi (Top 15)	2018 Sonia Fergina Citra (Top 20)	Won Best in National Costume in 2014; Miss Popularity 2009; Miss Phoenix Smile in 2016.
{{flag>Iran}}	2019	1	2019–present	Miss Iran	0
{{flag>Iraq}}	1972	2	1972 2017	Miss Iraq	0
{{flag>Ireland}}	1961	56	1961–2006 2008–2012 2014–2015 2017–present	Miss Universe Ireland	9	2nd runner-up Marlene McKeown (1963) Roberta Brown (1983)	1963 Marlene McKeown (2nd runner-up)	2018 Grainne Gallanagh (Top 20)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1963, 1991.
{{flag>Israel}}	1952	67	1952 1954–present	Miss Israel	20	Winner Rina Messinger (1976)	1956 Sara Tal (Top 16)	2005 Elena Ralph (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 1963, 1966.
{{flag>Italy}}	1952	66	1952–1991 1993–2005 2007–present	Miss Universo Italia	16	1st runner-up Daniela Bianchi (1960) Roberta Capua (1987)	1954 Maria Teresa Paliani (Top 16)	2014 Valentina Bonariva (Top 15)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1960, 1964, 1986; Miss Congeniality in 2004.
{{flag>Jamaica}}	1961	46	1961 1963–1966 1968–1975 1986–2018	Miss Jamaica Universe	7	1st runner-up Yendi Phillipps (2010)	1989 Sandra Foster (Top 10)	2018 Emily Maddison (Top 20)
{{flag>Japan}}	1952	66	1952–1995 1998–present	Miss Universe Japan	19	Winner Akiko Kojima (1959) Riyo Mori (2007)	1953 Kinuko Ito (2nd runner-up)	2015 Ariana Miyamoto (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 2006,2017 ; Miss Congeniality in 1958, 1968, 1979.
{{flag>Kazakhstan}}	2006	11	2006–2008 2010–2011 2013–2014 2016–present	Miss Kazakhstan	0
{{flag>Kenya}}	1987	9	1987 1992 1995 2002 2004–2005 2014 2016 2018	Miss Universe Kenya	1	Top 6 Mary Esther Were (2016)	2016 Mary Esther Were (Top 6)	2016 Mary Esther Were (Top 6)
{{flag>South Korea\|name=Korea}}	1954	65	1954–1955 1957–present	Miss Universe Korea	8	1st runner-up Jang Yoon-jeong (1988)	1959 Oh Hyun-ju (Top 15)	2007 Honey Lee (3rd runner-up)	Won Best in National Costume in 1974, 1977, 1983, 2001; Most Popular Girl in Parade in 1959; Miss Congeniality in 2016.
{{flag>Kosovo}}	2008	11	2008–2012 2014–2016 2018–present	Miss Universe Kosovo	4	2nd runner-up Marigona Dragusha (2009)	2008 Zana Krasniqi (Top 10)	2012 Diana Avdiu (Top 16)	Won Miss Photogenic in 2012.
{{flag>Kyrgyzstan}}	2018	2	2018–present	Miss Kyrgyzstan	0
{{flag>Laos}}	2017	3	2017–present	Miss Universe Laos	0	Won Best National Costume in 2018.
{{flag>Lebanon}}	1955	42	1955 1960–1962 1966 1968 1970–1971 1973–1975 1977–1978 1983–1988 1991–1993 1996–2001 2004–2007 2009–2015 2017–present	Miss Lebanon	3	Winner Georgina Rizk (1971)	1962 Nouhad El Cabbabe (Top 15)	1973 Marcelle Herro (Top 12)
{{flag>Malaysia}}	1962	57	1962 1964–present	Miss Universe Malaysia	1	Top 15 Josephine Lena Wong Jaw Ling (1970)	1970 Josephine Lena Wong Jaw Ling (Top 15)	1970 Josephine Lena Wong Jaw Ling (Top 15)	Competed as Malaya in 1962
{{flag>Malta}}	1968	38	1968–2001 2016–present	Miss Universe Malta	0
{{flag>Mauritius}}	1975	32	1975–1977 1979 1989–1995 1997–2000 2002–2003 2005–present	Miss Estrella Mauritius	0
{{flag>Mexico}}	1952	61	1952–1959 1965 1967–present	Mexicana Universal	19	Winner Lupita Jones (1991) Ximena Navarrete (2010)	1952 Olga Llorens Pérez (Top 10)	2016 Kristal Silva (Top 9)	Won Best in National Costume in 1971, 2000; Best Style in 1998, 2000; Best in Swimsuit in 2008; Best Figure in 2008; Miss Herbal Essences 1998, 2000.
{{flag>Mongolia}}	2018	2	2018–present	Miss Universe Mongolia	0
{{flag>Myanmar}}	1959	10	1959–1961 2013–present	Miss Universe Myanmar	0	Previously competed as Burma until 1961. Won miss Congeniality in 1960.Won Best in National Costume in 2016.
{{flag>Namibia}}	1981	25	1981–1984 1991–2000 2002–2003 2005–2006 2009 2012–2013 2016–present	Miss Namibia	2	Winner Michelle McLean (1992)	1992 Michelle McLean (Winner)	2003 Ndapewa Alfons (Top 10)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1994.
{{flag>Nepal}}	2017	3	2017–present	Miss Nepal	1	Top 10 Manita Devkota (2018)	2018 Manita Devkota (Top 10)	2018 Manita Devkota (Top 10)
{{flag>Netherlands}}	1956	59	1956 1958–1996 1998 2000–2005 2008–present	Miss Nederland	13	Winner Angela Visser (1989)	1958 Corine Rottschafer (Top 16)	2014 Yasmin Verheijen (3rd-runner up)	Competed as Holland until it was renamed to Netherlands in 1991. Won Best in National Costume in 1964; Miss Photogenic in 1958, 1985.
{{flag>New Zealand}}	1954	55	1954 1960 1962–1989 1992–2001 2003 2006–present	Miss Universe New Zealand	5	Winner Lorraine Downes (1983)	1962 Leslie Margaret Nichols (Top 15)	1992 Lisa Maree de Montalk (Top 10)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1969, 1980, 2015.
{{flag>Nicaragua}}	1955	40	1955 1963 1968–1971 1973–1978 1991–1999 2001–present	Miss Nicaragua	3	Top 10 Xiomara Blandino (2007)	1977 Beatriz Obregón Lacayo (Top 12)	2013 Nastassja Bolívar (Top 16)	Won Best in National Costume in 2013.
{{flag>Nigeria}}	1964	32	1964 1987–1995 1998–present	Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria	1	Top 10 Agbani Darego (2001)	2001 Agbani Darego (Top 10)	2001 Agbani Darego (Top 10)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1995 & 2014.
{{flag>Norway}}	1952	61	1952–1955 1958–1973 1976–1996 1998 2000–2010 2012–present	Miss Norway	17	Winner Mona Grudt (1990)	1953 Synnøve Gulbrandsen (Top 16)	2005 Helene Tråsavik (Top 15)	Won Best in National Costume in 1993.
{{flag>Panama}}	1952	53	1952–1954 1964–1967 1970–1971 1973–1987 1991–present	Señorita Panamá	9	1st runner-up (Winner) Justine Pasek (2002) (replaced dethroned winner)	1953 Emita Arosemena (Top 16)	2016 Keity Drennan (Top 13)	Won Best in National Costume in 1986, 2004, 2009, 2011. Co-won Miss Congeniality in 2017.
{{flag>Paraguay}}	1957	56	1957–1958 1960–1967 1970 1972–2001 2004–2018	Miss Paraguay	4	3rd runner-up Yanina González (2004) Lourdes Arévalos (2006)	1964 Miriam Riart Brugada (Top 15)	2006 Lourdes Arévalos (3rd runner-up)	Won Best in National Costume in 1992.
{{flag>Peru}}	1952	64	1952–1954 1956–1972 1975–present	Miss Peru	18	Winner Gladys Zender (1957)	1953 Mary Ann Sarmiento (Top 16)	2016 Valeria Piazza (Top 13)	Won Best Hair in 1995; Best in Swimsuit in 1969; Best National Costume in 1972, 1976, 1982; Miss Congeniality in 1971.
{{flag>Philippines}}	1952	64	1952–1957 1962–present	Binibining Pilipinas	23	Winner Gloria Diaz (1969) Margarita Moran (1973) Pia Wurtzbach (2015) Catriona Gray (2018)	1954 Blesilda Ocampo (Top 16)	2018 Catriona Gray (Winner)	Won Best in National Costume in 1994; Miss Photogenic in 1971, 1973, 1996, 1997, 2005, 2006, 2007; Best Style in 1999, 2005; Won Best in Online Votes in 2013; Most Beautiful Hair in 1994; Miss Clariol Herbal Essence Award in 1999; Miss Phoenix Award in 2016.
{{flag>Poland}}	1958	36	1958–1959 1984–1986 1989–present	Miss Polonia	6	3rd runner-up Brygida Bziukiewicz (1986) Joanna Gapińska (1989)	1958 Alicja Bobrowska (4th runner-up)	2018 Magdalena Swat (Top 20)	Won Miss Photogenic in 2013.
{{flag>Portugal}}	1960	40	1960 1962 1965 1970–1974 1979 1981–2002 2010-2011 2014–present	Miss República Portuguesa	1	Top 10 Laura Gonçalves (2011)	2011 Laura Gonçalves (Top 10)	2011 Laura Gonçalves (Top 10)	Won Best in Online Votes in 2011; Miss Congeniality in 1999.
{{flag>Puerto Rico}}	1952	65	1952–1957 1961–present	Miss Universe Puerto Rico	21	Winner Marisol Malaret (1970) Deborah Carthy-Deu (1985) Dayanara Torres (1993) Denise Quiñones (2001) Zuleyka Rivera (2006)	1970 Marisol Malaret (Winner)	2018 Kiara Ortega (Top 5)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 & 2014; Miss Congeniality in 1957; Best in Swimsuit in 2001.
{{flag>Romania}}	1991	16	1991–1998 2009–2013 2016–2017 2019–present	Miss Universe Romania	0
{{flag>Russia}}	1994	26	1994–present	Miss Russia	8	Winner(dethroned/resigned) Oxana Fedorova (2002)	1996 Ilmira Shamsutdinova (Top 6)	2012 Elizaveta Golovanova (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 1996; Best in Swimsuit in 2002. Miss Russia 2002 was the original winner of Miss Universe 2002, but was later dethroned for failure to fulfill her duties as Miss Universe. She stated she voluntarily resigned the title.
{{flag>Saint Lucia}}	1977	8	1977 2006–2007 2011–2012 2014 2017–present	Miss St. Lucia	0
{{flag>Sierra Leone}}	2016	2	2016 2019–present	Miss Universe Sierra Leone	0
{{flag>Singapore}}	1954	57	1954 1958 1962 1966–present	Miss Singapore Universe	2	Top 10/12 Kathie Lee Lee Beng (1983) Marion Nicole Teo (1987)	1983 Kathie Lee Lee Beng (Top 10)	1987 Marion Nicole Teo (Top 10)
{{flag>Slovak Republic}}	1994	25	1994–present	Miss Universe Slovenskej Republiky	1	Top 6 Silvia Lakatošová (1994)	1994 Silvia Lakatošová (Top 6)	1994 Silvia Lakatošová (Top 6)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1998.
{{flag>Slovenia}}	2001	17	2001–2011 2013–2014 2016–2017 2019–present	Miss Universe Slovenia	1	Top 15 Tjaša Kokalj (2007)	2007 Tjaša Kokalj (Top 15)	2007 Tjaša Kokalj (Top 15)
{{flag>South Africa}}	1952	45	1952–1953 1960–1968 1975–1979 1981–1984 1995–present	Miss South Africa	22	Winner Margaret Gardiner (1978) Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters (2017)	1952 Catherine Higgins (Top 10)	2018 Tamaryn Green (1st runner-up)	South Africa was not allowed to participate between 1985 and 1994 because of apartheid.
{{flag>Spain}}	1960	60	1960–present	Miss Spain	18	Winner Amparo Muñoz (1974)	1960 María Teresa del Río (4th runner-up)	2017 Sofía del Prado (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 1973, 1995; Miss Congeniality in 1966; Miss Photogenic in 1984, 1993, 2000; Best in Swimsuit in 1999.
{{flag>Sri Lanka}}	1955	47	1955 1957 1961–1966 1968–1970 1973–1983 1985–1996 2005–2006 2008 2010–2014 2016–present	Miss Universe Sri Lanka	2	2nd runner-up Maureen Hingert (1955)	1955 Maureen Hingert (2nd runner-up)	2017 Christina Peiris (Top 16)	Competed as Ceylon until it was renamed Sri Lanka in 1974. Won Miss Congeniality in 2018.
{{flag>Sweden}}	1952	65	1952–2004 2006 2009–present	Miss Universe Sweden	29	Winner Hillevi Rombin (1955) Margareta Arvidsson (1966) Yvonne Ryding (1984)	1952 Anne Marie Thistler (Top 10)	2009 Renate Cerljen (Top 15)	Miss Photogenic in 1966, 1995, 2011. Sweden dropped out from the Miss Universe for the first time in 2005 after arguments about the swimsuit competition.
{{flag>Switzerland}}	1953	57	1953 1960–1984 1986–1990 1992–2014 2016 2018–present	Miss Universe Switzerland	12	2nd runner-up Lauriane Gilliéron (2006)	1960 Elaine Maurath (Top 15)	2013 Dominique Rinderknecht (Top 16)	Won Miss Photogenic in 1983.
{{flag>Tanzania}}	2007	12	2007–2017 2019–present	Miss Universe Tanzania	1	Top 10 Flaviana Matata (2007)	2007 Flaviana Matata (Top 10)	2007 Flaviana Matata (Top 10)
{{flag>Thailand}}	1954	55	1954 1959 1965–1966 1968–1969 1971–present	Miss Universe Thailand	11	Winner Apasra Hongsakula (1965) Porntip Nakhirunkanok (1988)	1965 Apasra Hongsakula (Winner)	2018 Sophida Kanchanarin (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 1969, 1988, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2015; Miss Photogenic in 1990, 2009, 2010; Miss Congeniality in 1959; Won Best in Online Votes in 2016
{{flag>Trinidad and Tobago}}	1963	44	1963–1964 1966 1971 1973–1991 1993–2006 2008 2010–2014 2017 2019–present	Miss Universe Trinidad and Tobago	8	Winner Janelle Commissiong (1977) Wendy Fitzwilliam (1998)	1977 Janelle Commissiong (Winner)	2006 Kenisha Thom (Top 10)	Won Best in National Costume in 1998, 1999; Miss Photogenic in 1977; Miss Congeniality in 1975, 1976, 1978. Competed as Trinidad in 1963 and 1964.
{{flag>Turkey}}	1952	60	1952–1953 1956–1957 1959 1961–1976 1978–1984 1986–1999 2001–2006 2008–present	Miss Turkey	3	Top 10 Jülide Ateş (1990)	1953 Ayten Akyol (Top 16)	2012 Çağıl Özge Özkul (Top 16)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1998.
{{flag>Turks and Caicos}}	1980	31	1980–1997 1999–2001 2004–2008 2011 2013–2014 2019–present	Miss Turks and Caicos	1	Top 10 Carmelita Ariza (1987)	1987 Carmelita Ariza (Top 10)	1987 Carmelita Ariza (Top 10)
{{flag>Ukraine}}	1995	25	1995–present	Miss Ukraine Universe	6	1st runner-up Olesya Stefanko (2011)	2006 Inna Tsymbalyuk (Top 20)	2014 Diana Harkusha (2nd-runner-up)
{{flag>Uruguay}}	1952	65	1952–1965 1967–2002 2004–2012 2014–present	Miss Uruguay	6	4th runner-up Andrea López (1985)	1952 Gladys Rubio Fajardo (Top 16)	1985 Andrea López (4th runner-up)	Won Best in National Costume in 1979.
{{flag>United States}}	1952	67	1952–1956 1958–present	Miss USA	61	Winner Miriam Stevenson (1954) Carol Morris (1956) Linda Bement (1960) Sylvia Hitchcock (1967) Shawn Weatherly (1980) Chelsi Smith (1995) Brook Lee (1997) Olivia Culpo (2012)	1952 Jackie Loughery (Top 10)	2018 Sarah Rose Summers (Top 20)	Won Best in National Costume in 1965; Best in Swimsuit in 1995; Miss Photogenic in 1961, 1975; Most Popular Girl in Parade in 1953, 1956. In 1957 Mary Leona Gage was disqualified to discover that she was the mother of two children.
{{flag>US Virgin Islands}}	1961	41	1961–1962 1967–1968 1971–1989 1991–1993 1995 1997–1999 2001–2002 2005–2007 2010–2011 2016–present	Miss US Virgin Islands	1	Top 12 Cherrie Raphaelia Creque (1971)	1971 Cherrie Raphaelia Creque (Top 12)	1971 Cherrie Raphaelia Creque (Top 12)	Won Miss Congeniality in 1991, 2002, 2005. Competed as Virgin Islands until 1978.
{{flag>Venezuela}}	1952	66	1952–1953 1955–1958 1960–present	Miss Venezuela	43	Winner Maritza Sayalero (1979) Irene Saez Conde (1981) Barbara Palacios Teyde (1986) Alicia Machado (1996) Dayana Mendoza (2008) Stefania Fernandez (2009) Gabriela Isler (2013)	1955 Susana Duijm (Top 15)	2018 Sthefany Gutiérrez (2nd runner-up)	Best in Swimsuit in 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998; Miss Photogenic in 1994; Best Style Finesse 1996; Miss Herbal Essences1993; Flawless of the Universe in 2016; Miss Phoenix Elegant in 2016
{{flag>Vietnam}}	2004	12	2004–2005 2008–2009 2011–2013 2015–present	Miss Universe Vietnam	2	Top 5 H'Hen Niê (2018)	2008 Nguyễn Thùy Lâm (Top 15)	2018 H'Hen Niê (Top 5)
{{flag>Zambia}}	1995	10	1995, 1999, 2005–2007, 2009–2010 2017–present	Miss Universe Zambia	0

Replaced pageants

The following list consists of the delegations that have acquired the national Miss Universe franchise and replaced a former national pageant. Some of the former organizations still remain active for other purposes.

Country/Territory	Former pageant(s)	New pageant	Franchise since
{{flagu>Albania}}	Miss Albania (2002–2005)	Miss Universe Albania	2006
{{flagu>Argentina}}	Miss Argentina (1952–2003)	Miss Universo Argentina	2006
{{flagu>Australia}}	Miss Australia (1952–2000)	Miss Universe Australia	2004
{{flagu>Bahamas}}	Miss Bahamas (1963–2015)	Miss Universe Bahamas	2016
{{flagu>Brazil}}	Miss Brasil (1954–2011)	Miss Universo Brasil	2012
{{flagu>Bulgaria}}	Miss Bulgaria (1991–2009) Miss Universe Bulgaria (2009–2011)	Miss National Team Bulgaria	2012
{{flagu>Canada}}	Miss Canada (1952–2001)	Miss Universe Canada	2002
{{flagu>Czech Republic}}	Miss Czech Republic (1993–2004)	Czech Miss	2005
{{flagu>Denmark}}	Frøken Danmark (1952–2013) Miss Universe Denmark (2013–2015) Face of Denmark (2015–2016)	Miss Danmark	2018
{{flagu>El Salvador}}	Miss El Salvador (1954–2005) Nuestra Belleza El Salvador (2006–2016)	Reinado de El Salvador	2017
{{flagu>Finland}}	Suomen Neito (1952–1960)	Miss Finland	1961
{{flagu>Germany}}	Miss Germany (1952–2008)	Miss Universe Germany	2009
{{flagu>Ghana}}	Miss Ghana (1991–1998)	Miss Universe Ghana	1999
{{flagu>Guyana}}	Miss Guyana (1956–1999)	Miss Universe Guyana	2002
{{flagu>Haiti}}	Miss Haiti Universe (1960–1989)	Miss Haiti	2010
{{flagu>Iceland}}	Miss Iceland (1956–2009)	Miss Universe Iceland	2016
{{flagu>India}}	Femina Miss India (1952–2009) I Am She (2010–2012)	Miss Diva	2013
{{flagu>Indonesia}}	Putri Indonesia (1974–1983)	Puteri Indonesia	1992
{{flagu>Ireland}}	Miss Ireland (1961–2001)	Miss Universe Ireland	2002
{{flagu>Italy}}	Miss Italy (1952–1999) Italian Miss (2000–2003)	Miss Universo Italia	2004
{{flagu>Japan}}	Miss Japan (1952–1997)	Miss Universe Japan	1998
{{flagu>Kenya}}	Miss Kenya (1987–2002)	Miss Universe Kenya	2004
{{flagdeco>KOR}} Korea	Miss Korea (1954–2015)	Miss Universe Korea	2016
{{flagu>Malaysia}}	Miss Malaysia (1962–2009)	Miss Universe Malaysia	2010
{{flagu>Malta}}	Miss Malta (1968–2001)	Miss Universe Malta	2016
{{flagu>Mexico}}	Señorita México (1952–1993) Nuestra Belleza México (1994–2016)	Mexicana Universal	2017
{{flagu>Netherlands}}	Miss Holland (1956–1990) Miss Universe Netherlands (1991–2008)	Miss Nederland	2009
{{flagu>New Zealand}}	Miss New Zealand (1954–2003)	Miss Universe New Zealand	2006
{{flagu>Norway}}	Frøken Norge (1952–2010)	Miss Norway	2012
{{flagu>Paraguay}}	Miss Paraguay (1957–2001)	Nuestra Belleza Paraguay	2004
{{flagu>Philippines}}	Miss Philippines (1952–1963)	Binibining Pilipinas	1964
{{flagu>Portugal}}	Miss Portugal (1960–2011)	Miss República Portuguesa	2014
{{flagu>Puerto Rico}}	Miss Puerto Rico (1952–2008)	Miss Universe Puerto Rico	2009
{{flagu>Romania}}	Miss Romania (1991–1998)	Miss Universe Romania	2009
{{flagu>Slovak Republic}}	Miss Slovensko (1994–1998)	Miss Slovenskej Republiky	1999
{{flagu>South Africa}}	Miss Republic of South Africa (1952–1997)	Miss South Africa	1998
{{flagu>Sweden}}	Fröken Sverige (1952–2004)	Miss Universe Sweden	2009
{{flagu>Switzerland}}	Miss Switzerland (1953–2013) Miss Universe Switzerland (2014–2017)	Miss Switzerland	2018
{{flagu>Thailand}}	Miss Thailand (1954, 1965–1973, 1984–1999) Miss Thailand Universe (1974–1983)	Miss Universe Thailand	2000
{{flagu>Ukraine}}	Miss Ukraine (1995–2005)	Miss Ukraine Universe	2006
{{flagu>US Virgin Islands}}	Miss Virgin Islands (1961–1978) Miss US Virgin Islands (1979–2015)	Miss Universe-US Virgin Islands	2016

Inactive entrants

Former entities

Country	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed
{{flag>Czechoslovakia}}	1970	1970 1990–1992	Top 15/10 Kristina Hanazalová (1970) Jana Hronková (1990)	1990 Jana Hronková (Top 10)	Split into Czech Republic and Slovak Republic in 1993.
{{flag>Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands\|name=Micronesia}}	1975	1975	United Nations Trust Territory under the administration of the United States.
{{flag>Okinawa}}	1963	1963–1968	Under US administration from 1945 until 1972, now part of Japan.
{{flag>Rhodesia and Nyasaland}}	1961	1961	Split into Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
{{flag>Serbia and Montenegro}}	2003	2003–2006	3rd runner-up Sanja Papić (2003)	2003 Sanja Papić (3rd runner-up)	In June 2006, split into Montenegro and Serbia after declaring their independence from each other and joined the pageant independently a year later. Kosovo, a disputed territory by Serbia, joined in 2008.
{{flag>Soviet Union}}	1990	1990–1991	2nd runner-up Yulia Lemigova (1991)	1991 Yulia Lemigova (2nd runner-up)	Split into Russia, Ukraine, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
{{flag>West Indies Federation}}	1954	1954–1955 1958	Competed as Kingston, Jamaica in 1954, and as Port of Spain, Trinidad in 1955 and 1958.
{{flag>Yugoslavia}}	1968	1968–1970 1974–1977 1984–1985 1991 1998–2002	Top 15/10 Daliborka Stojšić (1968) Nataša Kosir (1969) Natasha Pavlovich (1991)	1991 Natasha Pavlovich (Top 10)	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was dissolved in April 1992. Former member states Croatia, and Slovenia joined the pageant in 1997 and 2001, respectively. The new Federal Republic of Yugoslavia competed until 2002, when it was renamed Serbia & Montenegro.

Regional Organization

Organization	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{CIS}}	1992	1992	1	Regional organization composed of former Soviet Republics during the breakup of the Soviet Union.

Territories

China

Region area	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flagicon>HKG\|colonial}}/{{flagicon\|Hong Kong}} Hong Kong	1952	1952 1954 1960 1962 1964–1965 1967–1970 1972–1991 1993–2000	2nd runner-up Virginia Lee (1954)	1988 Pauline Yeung (4th runner-up)	Was under British colonial rule until 1997. Since 2002, Miss Hong Kong competed in Miss China

Denmark

Constituent country	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>Greenland}}	1987	1987–1990

France

Overseas region	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed
{{flag>French Guiana\|local}}	1977	1977 1983–1984	Now competes as Miss France
{{flag>Guadeloupe\|local}}	1977	1977 1980–1984
{{flag>Martinique\|local}}	1957	1957 1981–1984
{{flag>New Caledonia}}	1982	1982
{{flag>Réunion\|local}}	1977	1977–1986
{{flag>Collectivity of Saint Martin\|local\|name=St. Martin}}	2000	2000 2006
{{flag>Tahiti}}	1962	1962 1977–1981 1985		Top 12 Thilda Raina Fuller (1980) Tatiana Teraiamano (1981)	1981 Tatiana Teraiamano (Top 12)

South Africa

Bantustan	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>Bophuthatswana}}	1979	1979	–	–	Internationally unrecognized "independent" Bantustans established by South African apartheid; reintegrated into South Africa in 1994.
{{flag>Transkei}}	1979	1979 1981–1983	–	–

United Kingdom

Constituent country	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>England}}	1955	1955–1962 1964–1990	1st runner-up Brenda Blackler (1964)	1983 Karen Moore (4th runner-up)	Formerly United Kingdom/{{nowrap\|Great Britain}}
{{flag>Scotland}}	1961	1961–1986 1988–1990	1st runner-up Linda Gallagher (1980)	1980 Linda Gallagher (1st runner-up)
{{flag>Wales}}	1961	1961–1990	1st runner-up Rosemarie Frankland (1961) Helen Morgan (1974)	1979 Janet Beverly Hobson (Top 12)
Overseas Territory	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>Bermuda}}	1965	1965–1985 1988–1992 1997	1st runner-up Gina Swainson (1979)	1979 Gina Swainson (1st runner-up)
{{flag>Gibraltar}}	1981	1981 1983–1986 1988–1990	Won Miss Congeniality in 1984.

Netherlands

Special Municipality	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>Bonaire}}	1967	1967–1969 1978 1995–1999	Now competes as Miss Netherlands
Constituent Country	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>Sint Maarten}}	1976	1976–1977 1980 1982

New Zealand

Associated State	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>Cook Islands}}	1983	1983–1986 1991–1992 1994–1996 1999 2019-present

United States

Territory	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>Alaska}}	1952	1952–1958	Top 15 Martha Lehmann (1957)	1957 Martha Lehmann (Top 15)	Competing at the Miss USA pageant since 1959.
{{flag>Hawaii}}	1952	1952–1953 1957–1959	1st runner-up Elza Kananionapua Edsman (1952)	1958 Geri Hoo (2nd runner-up)	Competing at the Miss USA pageant since 1960.
Unincorporated Territory	Debut	Years competed	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed	Notes
{{flag>American Samoa}}	1975	1975–1978
{{flag>Northern Marianas}}	1976	1975–1999 2001–2002 2006

Others

The following list consists of countries and territories that have not sent a delegate to the pageant since 2015, or no longer holds the Miss Universe franchise, but participated at least once in the past:

State	Debut	Years competed	National Title	Entrants	Best placement	Last placed
{{flag>Azerbaijan}}	2013	2013	Miss Azerbaijan
{{flag>Botswana}}	1999	1999–2001 2004 2010–2013	Miss Universe Botswana	Winner Mpule Kwelagobe (1999)	1999 Mpule Kwelagobe (Winner)
{{flag>Chinese Taipei}}	1961	1961–1962 1964 1988–1992 1994–2001 2003–2004	3rd runner-up Helen Liu (1962)	1964 Lana Yi Yu (4th runner-up)	Competed as Republic of China until 1991, China/Taiwan in 1992, Taiwan (R.O.C.) from 1994 to 1999, Chinese Taipei in 2000 and 2004, Taiwan in 2001 and Chinese Taipei/Taiwan in 2003.
{{flag>Côte d'Ivoire}}	1986	1986	Miss Cote d'Ivoire
{{flag>Cuba}}	1952	1952 1954–1963 1965–1967	Miss Cuba	3rd runner-up Maria Rosa Gamio (1957)	1957 Maria Rosa Gamio (3rd runner-up)
{{flag>Cyprus}}	1973	1973–1974 1981 1983–1987 1992–2012	Miss Cyprus	2002 Demetra Eleftheriou (Top 10)	2002 Demetra Eleftheriou (Top 10)
{{flag>Dahomey}}	1962	1962	Miss Bénin	Currently known as Benin.
{{flag>Dominica}}	1985	1985	Miss Dominica
{{flag>Estonia}}	1993	1993–2004 2006–2009 2011–2013	Miss Estonia	Top 10 Kristiina Heinmets (1997)	2000 Evelyn Mikomägi (Top 10)
{{flag>Fiji}}	1979	1979 1981	Miss Fiji
{{flag>Gabon}}	2012	2012–2015	Miss Gabon
{{flag>Gambia}}	1983	1983–1986	Miss Gambia	Won Miss Congeniality in 1983.
{{flag>Grenada}}	1964	1964	Miss Grenada World
{{flag>Jordan}}	1960	1960	Miss Jordan	Contest banned due to uproar among citizens.
{{flag>Latvia}}	2005	2005–2006	Miss Universe Latvia	Top 10 Ieva Kokoreviča (2005)	2005 Ieva Kokoreviča (Top 10)
{{flag>Lesotho}}	1978	1978	Face of Lesotho
{{flag>Liberia}}	1974	1974–1977	Miss Liberia
{{flag>Lithuania}}	2012	2012–2014	Miss Lithuania
{{flag>Luxembourg}}	1959	1959–1976 1984–1986 1988–1989 1991–1994	Miss Luxembourg
{{flag>Madagascar}}	1961	1961	Miss Madagascar
{{flag>Montenegro}}	2007	2007–2009 2011–2012 2015	Miss Montenegro	Won Miss Congeniality in 2011.
{{flag>Morocco}}	1957	1957 1960–1963 1966 1975 1978	Miss Maroc	Top 15 Jacqueline Bonilla (1957)	1957 Jacqueline Bonilla (Top 15)
{{flag>New Hebrides\|1953}}	1978	1978	Miss Vanuatu	Currently known as Vanuatu.
{{flag>Papua New Guinea}}	1976	1976–1980 1982–1986	Miss Papua New Guinea
{{flag>Senegal}}	1974	1974 1985 1987	Miss Senegal
{{flag>Serbia}}	2007	2007–2015	Miss Serbia
{{flag>Seychelles}}	1995	1995	Miss Seychelles
{{flag>Saint Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla\|name=Saint Kitts}}	1977	1977 1979 1981	Miss St. Kitts & Nevis	Currently known as Saint Kitts & Nevis after the territories (except Anguilla) got their independence in 1985.
{{flag>St. Vincent and the Grenadines}}	1964	1964 1978–1979 1989–1991 2004 2006	Miss SVG	Competed as St. Vincent until 1979.
{{flag>Suriname}}	1958	1958 1960 1963–1964 1966 1969–1974 1976–1979 1982 1989–1993 1999	Miss Suriname	Top 15 Gertrud Gummels (1958)	1958 Gertrud Gummels (Top 15)	Competed as Surinam until 1982.
{{flag>Swaziland}}	1993	1993–1994	Miss Swaziland
{{flag>Tunisia}}	1960	1960 1964–1965 1968–1971	Miss Tunisie	Won Miss Congeniality in 1969.
{{flag>Western Samoa}}	1981	1981–1986	Miss Samoa
{{flag>Zaire}}	1968	1968–1972 1984–1986	Miss Congo (RDC)	2nd runner-up Benita Mureka (1985)	1986 Likobe Dobala (Top 10)	Competed as Congo-Kinshasa from 1968 to 1971. Won Miss Congeniality in 1972. Currently known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
{{flag>Zimbabwe}}	1994	1994 1996–1998 2000–2001	Miss Zimbabwe	Top 10 Corinne Crewe (2000)	2000 Corinne Crewe (Top 10)

Unsuccessful attempts to participate

The list does not include withdrawals for personal reasons.

Country	Reason	Year
{{flag>Albania}}	Withdrew out of respect after Kosovo's delegate was refused entry into the host country.	2013
{{flag>Cyprus}}	Actually a British citizen from London, England, Disqualified	1982
{{flag>Egypt\|1952}}	Revolution in Egypt. Authorities recalled contestant back. Returned in 1987.	1955
{{flag>England}}	Contestant was in auto accident the final night.	1963
{{FRO}}	Autonomous country of Denmark, disallowed to compete	2018
{{flag>Guam}}	Pregnant. Violated the pageant's rules. Disqualified.	1999
{{flag>Holland}}	Won Miss Europe, already title-holder. Disqualified.	1957
{{flag>Hong Kong\|colonial}}	Forced to withdraw. Contestant lied about her age.	1981
{{flag>Iceland}}	Withdrew due to be suffering from dehydration in the preliminary stage. Stayed until the pageant was over.	2003
{{flag>Indonesia}}	No permission from the government. Returned in 2005.	1997
{{flag>Kosovo}}	Denied entry. Host country does not recognize Kosovo as an independent state.	2013
{{flag>Lebanon}}	Withdrew. refused to compete with Israel also participating.	2002
{{flag>Malaysia}}	Miss Malaysia Universe 1963 Azizah Yahya, disqualified for being under-age. 1st Runner-up, Rita Mohammed refused to assume the title.	1963
{{flag>Mayotte\|local}}	Competes for Miss France, Disqualified.	2002
{{flag>Mozambique}}	Sponsor wouldn't allow contestant's mother to accompany her, disqualified.	2001
{{flag>Nicaragua}}	Sponsor TV station went bankrupt.	1997
{{flag>Russia}}	Posed for Playboy. Disqualified.	2003
{{flag>Scotland}}	1987 Miss Scotland Eileen Catterson, disqualified for being under age.	1987
{{flag>Sierra Leone}}	Contestant arrived in Bangkok too late to register, but she could participate the pageant activities as one of the audiences.	2018
{{flag>Slovenia}}	Contestant arrived in the venue and fell unconscious in the hotel bathroom. She was rushed to the hospital and later withdrew. She was given a tribute on the final night.	2015
{{flag>South Africa\|1928}}	Failed to participate between 1985–1994 due to practice of Apartheid.	1985
{{flag>Syria}}	Withdrew. Authorities would not compete with Israel.	1959
{{flag>Turkey}}	Strictly forbidden for Turkish citizens to enter Cyprus, the host nation, Disqualified.	2000
{{flag>Turks and Caicos}}	Withdrew a night before the final event due to dehydration. Later disclosed the contestant was pregnant.	2009

References

Due to China's obstruction, Taiwan was forced to change her sash label to Chinese Taipei. However, pageant organizers allowed Szu-Yu Chen to use the Taiwan sash while off of the stage, but the Chinese Taipei sash while on stage.
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External links

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