List of Miss International titleholders

The following is a list of women who have won the Miss International title.

Miss International titleholders
Year Represented Titleholder National Title Age Hometown Date Location Entrants
1960  Colombia Stella Márquez Señorita Colombia 23 Tumaco August 12, 1960 Long Beach, United States 52
1961  Netherlands Stanny van Baer Miss Holland International 19 The Hague July 28, 1961 52
1962  Australia Tania Verstak Miss Australia International 20 Sydney August 18, 1962 50
1963  Iceland Guðrún Bjarnadóttir Miss Iceland 20 Hafnarfjörður August 16, 1963 46
1964  Philippines Gemma Cruz Miss Philippines 1964 21 Manila August 14, 1964 42
1965  Germany Ingrid Finger Miss Germany International 20 Potsdam August 13, 1965 44
1966 No competition held[lower-alpha 1]
1967  Argentina Mirta Massa Miss Argentina Internacional 22 Córdoba April 29, 1967 Long Beach, United States 46
1968  Brazil Maria Carvalho Miss Brazil International 18 Rio de Janeiro October 9, 1968 Tokyo, Japan 49
1969  United Kingdom Valerie Holmes Miss Britain 23 London September 13, 1969 48
1970  Philippines Aurora Pijuan Binibining Pilipinas - International 1970 21 Bacolod May 16, 1970 Osaka, Japan 47
1971  New Zealand Jane Hansen Miss New Zealand International 20 Auckland May 26, 1971 Long Beach, United States 50
1972  United Kingdom Linda Hooks Miss Britain 20 Liverpool October 6, 1972 Tokyo, Japan 47
1973  Finland Anneli Björkling Miss Finland International 21 Helsinki October 13, 1973 Osaka, Japan 47
1974  United States Brucene Smith Miss International USA 23 Port Lavaca October 9, 1974 Tokyo, Japan 45
1975  Yugoslavia Lidija Manić Miss Yugoslavia International 22 Belgrade November 3, 1975 Motobu, Japan 48
1976  France Sophie Perin Miss France 19 Créteil July 2, 1976 Tokyo, Japan 45
1977  Spain Pilar Medina Miss Spain International 21 Málaga July 1, 1977 48
1978  United States Katherine Ruth Miss California International 20 Los Angeles November 10, 1978 43
1979  Philippines Melanie Marquez Binibining Pilipinas - International 1979 15 Mabalacat November 12, 1979 43
1980  Costa Rica Lorna Chávez Señorita Costa Rica Internacional 21 San José November 4, 1980 42
1981  Australia Jenny Derek Miss Australia International 20 Gold Coast September 6, 1981 Kobe, Japan 42
1982  United States Christie Claridge Miss California International 19 Los Angeles October 13, 1982 Fukuoka, Japan 43
1983  Costa Rica Gidget Sandoval Señorita Costa Rica Internacional 17 San José October 11, 1983 Osaka, Japan 41
1984  Guatemala Ilma Urrutia Miss Guatemala 22 Villa Nueva October 30, 1984 Yokohama, Japan 46
1985  Venezuela Nina Sicilia Miss Venezuela Internacional 22 Caracas September 15, 1985 Tsukuba, Japan 43
1986  England Helen Fairbrother Miss England 22 London August 31, 1986 Nagasaki, Japan 46
1987  Puerto Rico Laurie Simpson Miss Puerto Rico 18 San Juan September 13, 1987 Tokyo, Japan 47
1988  Norway Catherine Gude Miss Norway International 22 Oslo July 17, 1988 Gifu, Japan 46
1989  Germany Iris Klein Miss Germany International 20 Berlin September 17, 1989 Kanazawa, Japan 47
1990  Spain Silvia de Esteban Miss Spain International 19 Barcelona September 16, 1990 Osaka, Japan 50
1991  Poland Agnieszka Kotlarska † Miss Polski 19 Wrocław October 13, 1991 Tokyo, Japan 51
1992  Australia Kirsten Davidson Miss Australia International 20 Perth October 18, 1992 Nagasaki, Japan 50
1993  Poland Agnieszka Pachałko Miss Polski 20 Inowrocław October 9, 1993 Tokyo, Japan 47
1994  Greece Christina Lekka B Miss Hellas 22 Athens September 4, 1994 Ise, Japan 50
1995  Norway Anne Lena Hansen Frøken Norge 21 Trondheim September 10, 1995 Tokyo, Japan 47
1996  Portugal Fernanda Alves Miss Portugal International 20 Lisbon October 26, 1996 Kanazawa, Japan 48
1997  Venezuela Consuelo Adler Miss Venezuela Internacional 20 Caracas September 20, 1997 Kyoto, Japan 42
1998  Panama Lía Borrero Señorita Panamá 22 Las Tablas September 26, 1998 Tokyo, Japan 43
1999  Colombia Paulina Gálvez Señorita Colombia Internacional 19 Cali December 14, 1999 51
2000  Venezuela Vivian Urdaneta Miss Venezuela Internacional 21 Maracaibo October 4, 2000 56
2001  Poland Małgorzata Rożniecka Miss Polonia International 23 Szczecin October 4, 2001 52
2002  Lebanon Christina Sawaya Miss Lebanon 22 Bourj Hammoud September 30, 2002 47
2003  Venezuela Goizeder Azúa Miss Venezuela Mundo 19 San Felipe October 8, 2003 45
2004  Colombia Jeymmy Vargas Señorita Colombia Internacional 21 Cartagena October 16, 2004 Beijing, China 58
2005  Philippines Lara Quigaman Binibining Pilipinas - International 2005 22 Taguig September 26, 2005 Tokyo, Japan 52
2006  Venezuela Daniela di Giacomo Miss Venezuela Internacional 21 Caracas November 11, 2006 Xianghe, China 53
2007  Mexico Priscila Perales Nuestra Belleza México 24 Guadalajara October 15, 2007 Tokyo, Japan 61
2008  Spain Alejandra Andreu Miss Spain International 18 Zaragoza November 8, 2008 Cotai Strip, China 63
2009  Mexico Anagabriela Espinoza Nuestra Belleza Mundo México 21 Monterrey November 28, 2009 Chengdu, China 65
2010  Venezuela Elizabeth Mosquera Miss Venezuela Internacional 19 Valera November 7, 2010 70
2011  Ecuador Fernanda Cornejo Miss Ecuador Internacional 2011 22 Quito November 6, 2011 67
2012  Japan Ikumi Yoshimatsu[lower-alpha 2] Miss International Japan 2012 25 Saga October 21, 2012 Okinawa, Japan 69
2013  Philippines Bea Santiago Binibining Pilipinas - International 2013 23 Cataingan December 17, 2013 Tokyo, Japan 67
2014  Puerto Rico Valerie Hernandez Nuestra Belleza Puerto Rico 2014 21 San Juan November 11, 2014 73
2015  Venezuela Edymar Martínez Miss Venezuela Internacional 2014 20 Puerto La Cruz November 5, 2015 70
2016  Philippines Kylie Verzosa Binibining Pilipinas - International 2016 24 Baguio October 27, 2016 69
2017  Indonesia Kevin Lilliana Puteri Indonesia Lingkungan 2017 21 Bandung November 14, 2017 69
2018  Venezuela Mariem Velazco Miss Venezuela Internacional 2017 20 San Tomé November 9, 2018 77
2019  Thailand Sireethorn Leearamwat Miss Thailand 2019 25 Bangkok November 12, 2019 83
2020 No competition held due to the COVID-19 pandemic[lower-alpha 3][lower-alpha 4]
2021

Country/Territory and number of wins
Country/Territory Titles Year(s)
 Venezuela 8 1985, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2010, 2015, 2018
 Philippines 6 1964, 1970, 1979, 2005, 2013, 2016
 Spain 3 1977, 1990, 2008
 Colombia 1960, 1999, 2004
 Poland 1991, 1993, 2001
 Australia 1962, 1981, 1992
 United States 1974, 1978, 1982
 Puerto Rico 2 1987, 2014
 Mexico 2007, 2009
 Norway 1988, 1995
 Germany 1965, 1989
 Costa Rica 1980, 1983
 United Kingdom 1969, 1972
 Thailand 1 2019
 Indonesia 2017
 Japan 2012
 Ecuador 2011
 Lebanon 2002
 Panama 1998
 Portugal 1996
 Greece 1994
 England 1986
 Guatemala 1984
 France 1976
 Yugoslavia 1975
 Finland 1973
 New Zealand 1971
 Brazil 1968
 Argentina 1967
 Iceland 1963
 Netherlands 1961

Notes
  1. The 1965 reigning titleholder Ingrid Finger remained Miss International until 1967 because of the cancellation of the 1966 pageant.
  2. Dethroned. The 2012-crowned Ikumi Yoshimatsu was dethroned shortly before the end of her reign, but she was not replaced.[1][2][3]
  3. The 2019 reigning titleholder Sireethorn Leearamwat will remain Miss International until 2021 due to the cancellation of the 2020 pageant because of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
  4. The 2021 edition was moved to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[4]

References
General
  • West, Donald (ed.). "International". pageantopolis.com. Archived from the original on September 24, 2015.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link) (scroll down the page for data listings)
Specific
  1. News, Tokyo Times (17 December 2013). "Japanese Miss International 2012, dethroned after harassment scandal". Tokyo Times. Retrieved 15 January 2018.
  2. Ornos, Riza (17 December 2013). "No Farewell Walk for Miss International 2012 Reigning Queen Ikumi Yoshimatsu". International Business Times. Retrieved 15 January 2018.
  3. Adalia, JB (17 December 2013). "Miss Philippines Wins Miss International 2013". Kicker Daily. Archived from the original on 16 January 2018. Retrieved 15 January 2018.
  4. "Miss International 2021 moved to 2022". 31 August 2021.
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