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

This article provides the names of the runners-up in the Miss Grand International pageant since the pageant's first edition in 2013.

Table of Miss Grand International runner-up and finalists

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Since 2013, Miss Grand International has started announcing awards for all four runner-up positions and the Miss Grand International titleholder.[1] Originally, the pageant presented trophies solely to the contestants who ranked 1st runner-up through 4th runner-up, in addition to the winner.[2] However, as of 2019, the organization began bestowing crowns upon all four of these positions.[3] Additionally, in 2022, they introduced the new title of 5th runner-up for a top 10 finalists.[4]

This table shows the finalists of each competition, from its inception in 2013.[5][1]

Year Miss Grand International
(1st Place) 		1st Runner-Up
(2nd Place) 		2nd Runner-Up
(3rd Place) 		3rd Runner-Up
(4th Place) 		4th Runner-Up
(5th place) 		Ref.
2013 Janelee Chaparro
Puerto Rico 		Chantel Martínez
Dominican Republic 		Denisa Pasečiaková
Slovakia 		Annalie Forbes
Philippines 		Kelly Louise Maguire
Australia 		[6]
2014 Lees Garcia
Cuba 		Hiwot Mamo
(Dethroned)[7]
Ethiopia 		Kathryn Kohut
Canada 		Renera Thompson
Australia 		Mónica Castaño
Colombia 		[8]
2015 Anea Garcia
(Dethroned)[9]
Dominican Republic 		Claire Elizabeth Parker[a]
(Assumed)[9]
Australia 		Vartika Singh
India 		Parul Shah
Philippines 		Rattikorn Kunsom
Thailand 		[11]
2016 Ariska Putri Pertiwi
Indonesia 		Nicole Cordoves
Philippines 		Supaporn Malisorn
Thailand 		Madison Anderson
Puerto Rico 		Michelle Leon
United States 		[12]
2017 María José Lora
Peru 		Tulia Alemán
Venezuela 		Elizabeth Clenci
Philippines 		Brenda Jiménez
Puerto Rico 		Nikola Uhlířová
Czech Republic 		[13]
2018 Clara Sosa
Paraguay 		Meenakshi Chaudhary
India 		Nadia Purwoko
Indonesia 		Nicole Colón
Puerto Rico 		Haruka Oda
Japan 		[14]
2019 Valentina Figuera
Venezuela 		María Malo
Mexico 		Arayha Suparurk
Thailand 		Carmen Drayton
Panama 		Marjorie Marcelle
Brazil 		[15]
2020 Abena Appiah
United States 		Samantha Bernardo
Philippines 		Ivana Batchelor
Guatemala 		Aurra Kharishma
Indonesia 		Lala Guedes
Brazil 		[16]
2021 Nguyễn Thúc Thùy Tiên
Vietnam 		Andrea Aguilera
Ecuador 		Lorena Rodrigues
Brazil 		Vivianie Diaz-Arroyo
Puerto Rico 		Jeanè Van Dam
South Africa 		[17]
2022 Isabella Menin
Brazil 		Engfa Waraha
Thailand 		Andina Julie
Indonesia 		Luiseth Materán
Venezuela 		Mariana Bečková
Czech Republic 		[18]
2023 Luciana Fuster
Peru 		Ni Ni Lin Eain
Myanmar 		María Alejandra López
Colombia 		Sthephanie Miranda
United States 		Lê Hoàng Phương
Vietnam 		[19]
2024 Rachel Gupta
(Dethroned)[20]
India 		Christine Juliane Opiaza
Philippines 		Thae Su Nyein
(Dethroned)[21]
 Myanmar 		Safiétou Kabengele
(Resigned)[22]
 France 		Talita Hartmann
Brazil 		[23]
Christine Juliane Opiaza
(Assumed)
Philippines 		Talita Hartmann
(Assumed)
Brazil 		Amy Viranya Berry
(Assumed)
 United Kingdom 		Susana Medina
(Assumed)
 Spain 		María Felix
(Assumed)
 Dominican Republic 		[24]
Notes
  1. ^ In 2019, Claire Elizabeth Parker relinquished her title as Miss Grand International 2015 after participating in Miss Universe Australia 2019.[10]

5th runner-up

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Since 2022, Miss Grand International pageant has awarded a top 10 finalists as 5th runner-up.[4]

This table lists the name of 5th runner-up titles by year.

Year 5th Runner-Up
(6th Place) 		Ref.
2022 Pich Votey Saravody
Cambodia 		Priscilla Londoño
Colombia 		Roberta Tamondong (Assumed)[4]
Philippines 		Oxana Rivera
Puerto Rico 		Hirisley Jiménez
Spain 		[4]
Yuvna Rinishta (Resigned)[4]
Mauritius
2023 Eugénia das Neves
Angola 		Skarxi Marte
Dominican Republic 		Ritassya Wellgreat
Indonesia 		Melissa Bottema
Netherlands 		Thaweeporn Phingchamrat
Thailand 		[19]
2024 María Angelica Valero
(Assumed)
 Colombia 		Akisha Albert
(Assumed)
 Curaçao 		Nova Liana
 Indonesia 		Melisha Lin
(Assumed)
 Malaysia 		Arlette Rujel
 Peru 		[24]
María Felix (Promoted)
 Dominican Republic 		Susana Medina (Promoted)
 Spain 		Amy Viranya Berry (Promoted)
 United Kingdom

Countries/Territories by number of finalists

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1st runner-up

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The first runner-up of each edition of Miss Grand International is the second placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss Grand International (first placer). In some cases, she shall take over the title of Miss Grand 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 happened in 2015 and 2024.

The second-place finisher being designated as 1st runner-up has been awarded twelve times (2013–2024).

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

  • As Ethiopia was dethroned from the 1st runner-up position in 2014,[7] it is unknown if the position was taken by another candidate.
  • After Australia took over the Miss Grand International title in 2015,[9] but subsequently relinquished the title in 2019,[10] it remains uncertain whether another candidate secured the 1st runner-up position after the succession took place.
  • Philippines took over the Miss Grand International title of 2024 after Rachel Gupta was dethroned.
  • In 2024, due to several resignations and dethronements, the organization proceeded with a full realignment of the finalist placements, which led to the promotion of Talita Hartmann from Brazil from 4th runner-up to 1st runner-up.[24]

The current 1st runner-up is Talita Hartmann from Brazil, appointed on 9 June 2025.

Country or territory Titles Years
Philippines
2
 2016, 2020
 Brazil
1
 2024
Myanmar 2023
Thailand 2022
Ecuador 2021
Mexico 2019
India 2018
Venezuela 2017
Dominican Republic 2013
Up position change
Country or territory Titles Years
Philippines
1
 2024
Australia 2015
Continent or region Titles Years
Asia
1
 2024
Oceania 2015
Dethroned wins
Country or territory Titles Years
Ethiopia
1
 2014
Continent or region Titles Years
Africa
1
 2014

2nd runner-up

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The second runner-up of each edition of Miss Grand International is the third placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss Grand International (first placer).

The third-place finisher being designated as 2nd runner-up has been awarded twelve times (2013–2024).

This table lists the number of 2nd runner-up titles by country. There are some special considerations:

The current 2nd runner-up is Amy Viranya Berry from the United Kingdom, appointed on 9 June 2025.

Country or territory Titles Years
Indonesia
2
 2018, 2022
Thailand 2016, 2019
 United Kingdom
1
 2024
Colombia 2023
Brazil 2021
Guatemala 2020
Philippines 2017
India 2015
Canada 2014
Slovakia 2013
Dethroned wins
Country or territory Titles Years
Myanmar
1
 2024
Continent or region Titles Years
Asia
1
 2024

3rd runner-up

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The third runner-up of each edition of Miss Grand International is the fourth placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss Grand International (first placer).

The fourth-place finisher being designated as 3rd runner-up has been awarded twelve times (2013–2024).

This table lists the number of 3rd runner-up titles by country. There are some special considerations:

  • France resigned from the 3rd runner-up position in 2024[22] and was later replaced by Susana Medina from Spain after several resignations and dethronements.[24]

The current 3rd runner-up is Susana Medina from Spain, appointed on 9 June 2025 in.

Country or territory Titles Years
Puerto Rico
4
 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021
Philippines
2
 2013, 2015
 Spain
1
 2024
United States 2023
Venezuela 2022
Indonesia 2020
Panama 2019
Australia 2014
Dethroned wins
Country or territory Titles Years
France
1
 2024
Continent or region Titles Years
Europe
1
 2024

4th runner-up

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The fourth runner-up of each edition of Miss Grand International is the fifth placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss Grand International (first placer).

The fifth-place finisher being designated as 4th runner-up has been awarded twelve times (2013–2024).

This table lists the number of 4th runner-up titles by country. There are some special considerations:

  • In 2024, due to several resignations and dethronements, the organization proceeded with a full realignment of the finalist placements, which led to the promotion of María Felix from the Dominican Republic from 5th runner-up to 4th runner-up.[24]

The current 4th runner-up is María Felix from the Dominican Republic, appointed on 9 June 2025.

Country or territory Titles Years
Czech Republic
2
 2017, 2022
Brazil 2019, 2020
 Dominican Republic
1
 2024
Vietnam 2023
South Africa 2021
Japan 2018
United States 2016
Thailand 2015
Colombia 2014
Australia 2013
Up position change
Country or territory Titles Years
Brazil
1
 2024
Continent or region Titles Years
Americas
1
 2024

5th runner-up

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The fifth runner-up of each edition of Miss Grand International is the sixth placer behind the candidate who is crowned as Miss Grand International (first placer).

The sixth-place finisher being designated as 5th runner-up has been awarded three times (2022–2024).

This table lists the number of 5th runner-up titles by country. There are some special considerations:

  • As Mauritius was dethroned from the 5th runner-up position in 2022, the position was taken by Philippines, who was originally placed as a top 20 finalists.[4]
  • In 2024, due to several resignations and dethronements, the organization proceeded with a full realignment of the finalist placements, which led to the promotion of María Angelica Valero from Colombia, Akisha Albert from Curaçao and Melisha Lin from Malaysia from Top 20 to 5th runners-up.[24]

The current 5th runners-up are María Angelica Valero from Colombia, Akisha Albert from Curaçao, Nova Liana from Indonesia, Melisha Lin from Malaysia and Arlette Rujel from Peru.

Country or territory Titles Years
Indonesia
2
 2023, 2024
Colombia 2022, 2024
Curaçao
1
 2024
Malaysia 2024
Peru 2024
Angola 2023
Dominican Republic 2023
Netherlands 2023
Thailand 2023
Cambodia 2022
Philippines 2022
Puerto Rico 2022
Spain 2022
Up position change
Country or territory Titles Years
Dominican Republic
1
 2024
Spain
United Kingdom
Continent or region Titles Years
Europe
2
 2024
Asia
1
 2024
Assumed wins

Titles assumed following dethronements.

Country or territory Titles Years
Philippines
1
 2022
Continent or region Titles Years
Asia
1
 2022
Dethroned wins
Country or territory Titles Years
Mauritius
1
 2022
Continent or region Titles Years
Africa
1
 2022

Miss Grand International runners-up and finalists table position

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This table shows the Miss Grand International runners-up and finalists rankings by country or territory from 2013 to the present.

Country/Territory Quantity Winner Runners-up
First Second Third Fourth Fifth
Peru 3 2
(2017, 2023) 		× × × × 1
(2024)
Philippines 7 1
(2024) 		2
(2016, 2020, 2024) 		1
(2017) 		2
(2013, 2015) 		× 1
(2022)
Brazil 5 1
(2022) 		1
(2024) 		1
(2021) 		× 2
(2019, 2020, 2024) 		×
Venezuela 3 1
(2019) 		1
(2017) 		× 1
(2022) 		× ×
Indonesia 6 1
(2016) 		× 2
(2018, 2022) 		1
(2020) 		× 2
(2023, 2024)
Puerto Rico 6 1
(2013) 		× × 4
(2016, 2017, 2018, 2021) 		× 1
(2022)
United States 3 1
(2020) 		× × 1
(2023) 		1
(2016) 		×
Australia 3 1
(2015) 		×
(2015) 		× 1
(2014) 		1
(2013) 		×
Vietnam 2 1
(2021) 		× × × 1
(2023) 		×
Paraguay 1 1
(2018) 		× × × × ×
Cuba 1 1
(2014) 		× × × × ×
Thailand 5 × 1
(2022) 		2
(2016, 2019) 		× 1
(2015) 		1
(2023)
India 3 x
(2024[I]) 		1
(2018) 		1
(2015) 		× × ×
Dominican Republic 4 ×
(2015[I]) 		1
(2013) 		× × 1
(2024) 		1
(2023, 2024)
Myanmar 2 × 1
(2023) 		×
(2024) 		× × ×
Ecuador 1 × 1
(2021) 		× × × ×
Mexico 1 × 1
(2019) 		× × × ×
Colombia 4 × × 1
(2023) 		× 1
(2014) 		2
(2022, 2024)
United Kingdom 1 × × 1
(2024) 		× × ×
(2024)
Guatemala 1 × × 1
(2020) 		× × ×
Canada 1 × × 1
(2014) 		× × ×
Slovakia 1 × × 1
(2013) 		× × ×
Spain 2 × × × 1
(2024) 		× 1
(2022, 2024)
Panama 1 × × × 1
(2019) 		× ×
Czech Republic 2 × × × × 2
(2017, 2022) 		×
South Africa 1 × × × × 1
(2021) 		×
Japan 1 × × × × 1
(2018) 		×
Curaçao 1 × × × × × 1
(2024)
Malaysia 1 × × × × × 1
(2024)
Angola 1 × × × × × 1
(2023)
Netherlands 1 × × × × × 1
(2023)
Cambodia 1 × × × × × 1
(2022)
Ethiopia 1 × ×
(2014[II]) 		× × × ×
France 1 × × × ×
(2024[III]) 		× ×
Mauritius 1 × × × × × ×
(2022[IV])
Notes
  1. ^ a b Despite the dethronement of the Miss Grand International title, the placement is still taken into account statistically.
  2. ^ Despite the dethronement of the 1st runner-up in Miss Grand International, the placement is still taken into account statistically.
  3. ^ Despite the resgination of the 3rd runner-up in Miss Grand International, the placement is still taken into account statistically.
  4. ^ Despite the dethronement of the 5th runner-up in Miss Grand International, the placement is still taken into account statistically.

All-time ranking placement

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Country/Territory Quantity Winner Runners-up Top
First Second Third Fourth Fifth 10 20
Peru 9 2
(2017, 2023) 		× × × × 1
(2024) 		2
(2016, 2019) 		4
(2014, 2018, 2020, 2022)
Philippines 7 1
(2024) 		2
(2016, 2020, 2024) 		1
(2017) 		2
(2013, 2015) 		× 1
(2022) 		× ×
(2022)
Brazil 10 1
(2022) 		1
(2024) 		1
(2021) 		× 2
(2019, 2020, 2024) 		× 2
(2013, 2015) 		3
(2014, 2017, 2018)
Venezuela 9 1
(2019) 		1
(2017) 		× 1
(2022) 		× × 3
(2013, 2018, 2021) 		3
(2014, 2015, 2016)
Indonesia 9 1
(2016) 		× 2
(2018, 2022) 		1
(2020) 		× 2
(2023, 2024) 		3
(2014, 2017, 2021) 		×
Puerto Rico 11 1
(2013) 		× × 4
(2016, 2017, 2018, 2021) 		× 1
(2022) 		2
(2019, 2020) 		3
(2014, 2015, 2023)
Australia 8 1
(2015) 		×
(2015) 		× 1
(2014) 		1
(2013) 		× 1
(2019) 		4
(2016, 2017, 2018, 2021)
United States 5 1
(2020) 		× × 1
(2023) 		1
(2016) 		× × 2
(2013, 2015)
Vietnam 8 1
(2021) 		× × × 1
(2023) 		× 3
(2017, 2018, 2019) 		3
(2016, 2020, 2022)
Cuba 4 1
(2014) 		× × × × × 1
(2013) 		2
(2016, 2018)
Paraguay 5 1
(2018) 		× × × × × × 4
(2017, 2019, 2022, 2024)
Thailand 11 × 1
(2022) 		2
(2016, 2019) 		× 1
(2015) 		1
(2023) 		3
(2014, 2017, 2019) 		3
(2013, 2018, 2024)
India 6 x
(2024) 		1
(2018) 		1
(2015) 		× × × × 3
(2017, 2021, 2023)
Dominican Republic 9 ×
(2015) 		1
(2013) 		× × 1
(2024) 		1
(2023, 2024) 		1
(2018) 		4
(2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
Mexico 9 × 1
(2019) 		× × × × 1
(2018) 		7
(2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2020, 2022, 2024)
Ecuador 3 × 1
(2021) 		× × × × 1
(2019) 		1
(2013)
Myanmar 5 × 1
(2023) 		×
(2024) 		× × × × 3
(2013, 2020, 2021)
Colombia 7 × × 1
(2023) 		× 1
(2014) 		2
(2022, 2024) 		× 3
(2013, 2019, 2021, 2024)
United Kingdom 3 × × 1
(2024) 		× × ×
(2024) 		× 2
(2014, 2022)
Guatemala 3 × × 1
(2020) 		× × × × 2
(2019, 2024)
Canada 1 × × 1
(2014) 		× × × × ×
Slovakia 1 × × 1
(2013) 		× × × × ×
Spain 8 × × × 1
(2024) 		× 1
(2022, 2024) 		3
(2015, 2018, 2021) 		3
(2016, 2019, 2023)
Panama 2 × × × 1
(2019) 		× × × 1
(2020)
Czech Republic 6 × × × × 2
(2017, 2022) 		× 1
(2020) 		3
(2015, 2019, 2023)
Japan 6 × × × × 1
(2018) 		× 1
(2015) 		4
(2014, 2019, 2020, 2024)
South Africa 2 × × × × 1
(2021) 		× × 1
(2019)
Malaysia 4 × × × × × 1
(2024) 		1
(2020) 		2
(2016, 2021, 2024)
Cambodia 3 × × × × × 1
(2022) 		1
(2021) 		1
(2020)
Netherlands 5 × × × × × 1
(2023) 		× 4
(2013, 2015, 2017, 2021)
Angola 3 × × × × × 1
(2023) 		× 2
(2015, 2021)
Curaçao 2 × × × × × 1
(2024) 		× 1
(2022, 2024)
Costa Rica 5 × × × × × × 2
(2015, 2021) 		3
(2017, 2018, 2019)
Ukraine 5 × × × × × × 2
(2016, 2017) 		3
(2014, 2015, 2023)
Sri Lanka 4 × × × × × × 2
(2013, 2015) 		2
(2014, 2018)
Russia 3 × × × × × × 1
(2014) 		2
(2017, 2018)
Poland 2 × × × × × × 1
(2014) 		1
(2015)
Argentina 1 × × × × × × 1
(2020) 		×
South Sudan 1 × × × × × × 1
(2017) 		×
Bahamas 1 × × × × × × 1
(2016) 		×
Macao 1 × × × × × × 1
(2016) 		×
South Korea 1 × × × × × × 1
(2016) 		×
Haiti 1 × × × × × × 1
(2014) 		×
Latvia 1 × × × × × × 1
(2013) 		×
France 4 × × × ×
(2024) 		× × × 3
(2015, 2021, 2023)
Nigeria 3 × × × × × × × 3
(2021, 2022, 2023)
El Salvador 2 × × × × × × × 2
(2020, 2024)
Honduras 2 × × × × × × × 2
(2022, 2023)
Laos 2 × × × × × × × 2
(2017, 2023)
China 2 × × × × × × × 2
(2013, 2017)
United States Virgin Islands 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2024)
Uzbekistan 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2023)
Denmark 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2022)
Germany 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2021)
England 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2020)
Kenya 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2020)
Chile 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2019)
Ireland 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2019)
Kazakhstan 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2018)
New Zealand 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2018)
Sweden 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2018)
Jamaica 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2016)
Portugal 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2016)
Tahiti 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2016)
Wales 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2016)
Israel 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2014)
North Macedonia 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2013)
Pakistan 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2013)
Zimbabwe 1 × × × × × × × 1
(2013)
Ethiopia 1 × ×
(2014) 		× × × × × ×
Mauritius 1 × × × × × ×
(2022) 		× ×

Placements

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246 candidates have qualified for the final Miss Grand International competition since its inaugural edition in 2013 until the last one held in 2024.

Country/Territory Quantity Placements Participate
Puerto Rico 11
2010s - Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
2020s Y Y Y Y N TBD
12
Thailand 11
2010s - Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
2020s Y N Y Y Y TBD
12
Brazil 10
2010s - Y Y Y N Y Y Y
2020s Y Y Y N Y TBD
12
Dominican Republic 9
2010s - Y N Y N N Y Y
2020s Y Y Y Y Y TBD
12
Indonesia 9
2010s - N Y N Y Y Y N
2020s Y Y Y Y Y TBD
12
Mexico 9
2010s - N Y Y Y Y Y Y
2020s Y N Y N Y TBD
12
Venezuela 9
2010s - Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
2020s N Y Y N N TBD
12
Peru 9
2010s - N Y N Y Y Y Y
2020s Y N Y Y Y TBD
11
Spain 8
2010s - N N Y Y N Y Y
2020s N Y Y Y Y TBD
12
Vietnam 8
2010s - N N N Y Y Y Y
2020s Y Y Y Y N TBD
12
Australia 8
2010s - Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
2020s N Y N N N TBD
11
Colombia 7
2010s - Y Y N N N N Y
2020s N Y Y Y Y TBD
12
Philippines 7
2010s - Y N Y Y Y N N
2020s Y N Y N Y TBD
12
Czech Republic 6
2010s - N N Y N Y N Y
2020s Y N Y Y N TBD
12
India 6
2010s - N N Y N Y Y N
2020s N Y N Y Y TBD
12
Japan 6
2010s - N Y Y N N Y Y
2020s Y N N N Y TBD
12
Myanmar 5
2010s - Y N N N N N N
2020s Y Y N Y Y TBD
12
Netherlands 5
2010s - Y N Y N Y N N
2020s N Y N Y N TBD
12
United States 5
2010s - Y N Y Y N N N
2020s Y N N Y N TBD
12
Paraguay 5
2010s - N N N N Y Y Y
2020s N N Y N Y TBD
11
Costa Rica 5
2010s - N N Y N Y Y Y
2020s N Y N N N TBD
10
Ukraine 5
2010s - N Y Y Y Y N N
2020s N N N Y N TBD
8
Cuba 4
2010s - Y Y N Y N Y N
2020s N N N N N TBD
12
Malaysia 4
2010s - N N N Y N N N
2020s Y Y N N Y TBD
12
France 4
2010s - N N Y N N N N
2020s N Y N Y Y TBD
11
Sri Lanka 4
2010s - Y Y Y N N Y N
2020s N N N N N TBD
9
Ecuador 3
2010s - Y N N N N N Y
2020s N Y N N N TBD
11
Russia 3
2010s - N Y N N Y Y N
2020s N N N N N TBD
11
Guatemala 3
2010s - N N N N N N Y
2020s Y N N N Y TBD
10
Nigeria 3
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N Y Y Y N TBD
10
Cambodia 3
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s Y Y Y N N TBD
8
Angola 3
2010s - N N Y N N N N
2020s N Y N Y N TBD
5
United Kingdom 3
2010s - N Y N N N N N
2020s N N Y N Y TBD
4
Panama 2
2010s - N N N N N N Y
2020s Y N N N N TBD
11
China 2
2010s - Y N N N Y N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
10
Poland 2
2010s - N Y Y N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
10
South Africa 2
2010s - N N N N N N Y
2020s N Y N N N TBD
10
El Salvador 2
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s Y N N N Y TBD
8
Laos 2
2010s - N N N N Y N N
2020s N N N Y N TBD
7
Honduras 2
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N Y Y N TBD
6
Curaçao 2
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N Y N Y TBD
5
Canada 1
2010s - N Y N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
12
South Korea 1
2010s - N N N Y N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
11
Germany 1
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N Y N N N TBD
10
Portugal 1
2010s - N N N Y N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
10
Argentina 1
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s Y N N N N TBD
9
Chile 1
2010s - N N N N N N Y
2020s N N N N N TBD
9
Haiti 1
2010s - N Y N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
9
Macao 1
2010s - N N N Y N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
8
Denmark 1
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N Y N N TBD
7
Sweden 1
2010s - N N N N N Y N
2020s N N N N N TBD
7
England 1
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s Y N N N N TBD
6
Mauritius 1
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N Y N N TBD
6
New Zealand 1
2010s - N N N N N Y N
2020s N N N N N TBD
6
United States Virgin Islands 1
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N Y TBD
6
Wales 1
2010s - N N N Y N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
6
Ethiopia 1
2010s - N Y N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Jamaica 1
2010s - N N N Y N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Pakistan 1
2010s - Y N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Slovakia 1
2010s - Y N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Ireland 1
2010s - N N N N N N Y
2020s N N N N N TBD
4
South Sudan 1
2010s - N N N N Y N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
4
Kazakhstan 1
2010s - N N N N N Y N
2020s N N N N N TBD
3
Kenya 1
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s Y N N N N TBD
3
Latvia 1
2010s - Y N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
3
Bahamas 1
2010s - N N N Y N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Israel 1
2010s - N Y N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
North Macedonia 1
2010s - Y N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Tahiti 1
2010s - N N N Y N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Zimbabwe 1
2010s - Y N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Uzbekistan 1
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N Y N TBD
1
Bolivia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
12
  Nepal 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
11
Belgium 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
10
Egypt 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
9
Hong Kong 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
9
Italy 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
9
Nicaragua 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
9
Albania 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
7
Estonia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
7
Belarus 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
6
Kosovo 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
6
Romania 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
6
Singapore 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
6
Taiwan 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
6
Bulgaria 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Finland 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Ghana 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Hungary 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Lebanon 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Mongolia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Norway 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Scotland 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
5
Guadeloupe 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
4
Moldova 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
4
Suriname 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
4
 Switzerland 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
4
Tanzania 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
4
Uganda 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
4
Armenia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
3
Bangladesh 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
3
Greece 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
3
Iran 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
3
Malta 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
3
Turkey 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
3
Bashkortostan 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Cameroon 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Crimea 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Gibraltar 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Ivory Coast 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Lithuania 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Namibia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Serbia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Sierra Leone 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Tatarstan 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Trinidad and Tobago 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Uruguay 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
2
Algeria 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Aruba 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Bonaire 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Bosnia and Herzegovina 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Botswana 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Cape Verde 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Cook Islands 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Fiji 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Georgia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Greenland 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Guam 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Guinea 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Guyana 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Iraq 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Kurdistan 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Liberia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Luxembourg 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Mozambique 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Northern Ireland 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Réunion 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Rwanda 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Samoa 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Seychelles 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Siberia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Tonga 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Tunisia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Turkmenistan 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1
Zambia 0
2010s - N N N N N N N
2020s N N N N N TBD
1

See also

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References

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