# Miss Austria > Mediated Wiki article. Canonical URL: https://mediated.wiki/source/Miss_Austria > Markdown URL: https://mediated.wiki/source/Miss_Austria.md > Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Austria > Source revision: 1354874791 > License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) Beauty contest Miss Austria Corporation Miss Österreich MISSion Austria Formation 1929 Type Beauty pageant Headquarters Steyr Location Austria Official language German National Director Kerstin Rigger Website Official website **Miss Austria** is a national [beauty pageant](/source/Beauty_pageant) in [Austria](/source/Austria). ## History - Between 1929 and 1931, the Miss Austria was managed by *[Neues Wiener Tagblatt](/source/Neues_Wiener_Tagblatt).* The winner went to [International Pageant of Pulchritude](/source/International_Pageant_of_Pulchritude), the first pageant to crown a *Miss Universe.* [Lisl Goldarbeiter](/source/Lisl_Goldarbeiter), Miss Austria 1929 of Vienna, won the first International competition. - Starting in 1929, Miss Austria franchised the [Miss Europe](/source/Miss_Europe) license. - In 1948 and 1949, the weekly magazine *Wiener Illustrierte* managed the contest. - Starting in 1953, Miss Austria franchised the [Miss Universe](/source/Miss_Universe) license. - Starting in 1955, Miss Austria franchised the [Miss World](/source/Miss_World) license. - In 1958 Erich Reindl took over the brand of Miss Austria. - Starting in 1960, Miss Austria franchised the [Miss International](/source/Miss_International) license. - In 1992, Emil Bauer bought the Miss Austria Corporation. - Beginning in 2012, Silvia Schachermayer (formerly Silvia Hackl, Miss Austria 2004) handled the Miss Austria Corporation.[1] - Starting in 2016, Miss Austria franchised the [Miss Earth](/source/Miss_Earth) license. - In 2018, Jörg Rigger made his debut as the CEO of Miss Austria Corporation, where later on Kerstin Rigger took over as CEO of Mission Austria. - The Miss Austria Organization has returned the Miss World and Miss Universe participation franchises. Therefore, Austria is not allowed to compete on both Miss World and Miss Universe pageants starting in 2018.[2] *Note: In the pageant of Miss Austria, the first and second placed candidates of each federal state take part. So in the final there are 18 delegates from the 9*Bundesländer*.* ### Franchise holders The Miss Austria winner traditionally goes to Miss Universe and Miss World competitions; sometimes it could be allocated to Miss Europe. A runner-up will take over if the winner does not qualify to represent Austria on the world stage. In Schachermayer directorship between 2015 and 2017, the Miss Austria result divided into Top 3 classification winners. Before announcing the grand winner of Miss Austria, the Top 3 were automatically awarded as Miss Earth Austria, Miss World Austria and lastly, Miss Universe Austria. Number of wins under Miss Austria Pageant Wins Miss Europe 5 Miss World 2 International Pageant of Pulchritude 1 Miss Universe 0 Miss International 0 Miss Earth 0 High achievements from Miss Austria delegates between 1929 and 2013 include: - **Miss Europe** (1950, 1958, 1959, 1978, 1980) – *Beginning in 2006, Miss Austria did not send a contestant to Miss Europe, after the organization had been absent for a long time.* - **Miss International** (1963, 1972, 1982) – *Since 1995, Austria has not presented a representative at Miss International.* - **Miss World** (1969, 1987) - **Miss Earth** (2013) – *Beginning in 2018, a delegate from Austria was selected by another franchise holder.* - **Miss Universe** (1977 – 1st Runner-up) - **International Pageant of Pulchritude** (1929) ## Titleholders Year Miss Austria Age Province/State Notes 1929 Elisabet "Lisl" Goldarbeiter 19 Vienna Miss Universe 1929 International Pageant of Pulchritude 1930 Ingeborg (von) Grienberger 18 Styria 1931 Hertha van Haentjens 20 Vienna 1932–1947 no contest 1948 Gertraude Decombe 21 Vienna Did not compete 1949 Nadja Tiller 20 Vienna 1950 Ingeborg "Inge" Marek 24 Vienna Miss Austria despite being married 1951 no contest 1952 Ingeborg "Inge" Freuis 19 Vorarlberg 1953 Lore Felger 19 Vienna 1954 no contest 1955 Felicitas (von) Goebel 24 Vienna 1956 Traudl Eichinger 17 Vienna 1957 Elisabeth "Sissy" Schübel-Auer 20 Vienna 1958 Johanna "Hanni" Ehrenstrasser 19 Vienna Miss Europe 1958 1959 Christine "Christl" Spazier[3] 19 Vienna Miss Europe 1959 1960 no contest 1961 Heidi Fischer 20 Vienna 1962 Viktoria "Dorli" Lazek 18 Vienna 1963 Xenia Doppler 20 Salzburg Did not compete 1964 Erika Augustin 24 Vienna Did not compete 1965 Carin Schmidt 22 Lower Austria 1966 Eva "Evi" Rieck 17 Lower Austria Did not compete 1967 Christina "Christl" Bartu[4] 21 Vorarlberg 1968 Brigitte Krüger 25 Lower Austria 1969 Eva Rueber-Staier 19 Styria Miss World 1969 1970 Elfriede "Eva" Kurz 19 Upper Austria 1971 Sonja Mlinaric 19 Tyrol Did not compete; got married 1972 Ursula "Uschi" Pacher 21 Carinthia 1973 Roswitha Kobald[5] 17 Styria 1974 Evelyn Engleder 20 Vienna 1975 Rosemarie Holzschuh 21 Lower Austria 1976 Heidi Passian 19 Upper Austria 1977 Eva Düringer 17 Vorarlberg Miss Europe 1978 1978 Doris Anwander 17 Vorarlberg 1979 Karin Zorn 18 Styria Miss Europe 1980 1980 Helga Scheidl 16 Lower Austria Did not compete 1981 Edda Schnell 18 Vienna 1982 Elisabeth Kawan 19 Styria 1983 Mercedes Stermitz 24 Styria 1984 Michaela Nußbaumer 20 Vorarlberg 1985 Elfriede Haindl 20 Styria Did not compete 1986 Ulrike "Ulli" Harb 24 Styria Did not compete 1987 Marielle Moosmann 18 Vorarlberg Did not compete 1988 Sabine Grundner 18 Carinthia Did not compete 1989 Nicole Natter 18 Vorarlberg Did not compete 1990 Susanne Hausleitner 21 Styria Did not compete 1991 Christine Heiss 23 Vorarlberg Did not compete 1992 Tamara Mock 21 Vorarlberg Did not compete 1993 Jutta Mirnig 19 Carinthia Did not compete 1994 Eva Medosch 17 Vienna Did not compete 1995 Dagmar Perl 19 Styria Did not compete 1996 Sonja Horner 21 Upper Austria Did not compete 1997 Susanne Nagele 17 Tyrol 1998 Sabine Lindorfer 22 Upper Austria 1999 Sandra Kölbl 20 Vorarlberg 2000 Patricia Kaiser 15 Upper Austria 2001 Daniela Rockenschaub 19 Upper Austria 2002 Céline Roscheck 18 Lower Austria Did not compete 2003 Tanja Duhovich 21 Vienna Did not compete 2004 Silvia Hackl 21 Upper Austria Did not compete 2005 Isabella Stangl 19 Salzburg Did not compete 2006 Tatjana Batinić 20 Vienna 2007 Christine Reiler 25 Lower Austria 2008 Marina Schneider 18 Tyrol Did not compete 2009 Anna Hammel 21 Upper Austria 2010 Valentina Schlager 18 Carinthia Did not compete 2011 Carmen Stamboli 27 Vienna Did not compete 2012 Amina Dagi 17 Vorarlberg 2013 Ena Kadic 23 Tyrol 2014 Julia Furdea 19 Upper Austria 2015 Annika Grill 21 Upper Austria 2016 Dragana Stanković 19 Lower Austria 2017 Celine Schrenk 19 Lower Austria 2018 Daniela Zivkov 21 Upper Austria Dethroned; did not compete Izabela Ion 24 Vorarlberg Successor 2019 Larissa Robitschko 21 Styria Did not compete 2020 no contest 2021 Linda Lawal 18 Upper Austria Did not compete 2022 no contest 2023 Valentina Bleckenwegner 23 Upper Austria Did not compete 2024 Lucia Sisic 20 Vienna Did not compete 2025–2026 no contest ### Gallery - Miss Austria 2018 (dethroned) Daniela Zivkov - Miss Austria 2017 Celine Schrenk - Miss Austria 2016 Dragana Stanković - Miss Austria 2015 Annika Grill - Miss Austria 2014 [Julia Furdea](/source/Julia_Furdea) - Miss Austria 2013 [Ena Kadic](/source/Ena_Kadic) - Miss Austria 2012 [Amina Dagi](/source/Amina_Dagi) - Miss Austria 2009 Anna Hammel - Miss Austria 2007 Christine Reiler - Miss Austria 2004 [Silvia Hackl](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Silvia_Hackl&action=edit&redlink=1) [[de](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silvia_Hackl)] - Miss Austria 2000 [Patricia Kaiser](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Patricia_Kaiser&action=edit&redlink=1) [[de](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_Kaiser)] - Miss Austria 1977 [Eva Cavalli](/source/Eva_Cavalli) - Miss Austria 1974 Evelyn Engleder - Miss Austria 1968 [Eva Rueber-Staier](/source/Eva_Rueber-Staier) - Miss Austria 1930 Ingeborg von Grienberger - Miss Austria 1929 [Lisl Goldarbeiter](/source/Lisl_Goldarbeiter) ## Big Four pageants representatives The following women have represented [Austria](/source/Austria) in the [Big Four international beauty pageants](/source/Big_Four_international_beauty_pageants), the four major international [beauty pageants](/source/Beauty_pageant) for women.[6][7] These are [Miss World](/source/Miss_World), [Miss Universe](/source/Miss_Universe), [Miss International](/source/Miss_International) and [Miss Earth](/source/Miss_Earth).[8][9][10] ### Miss Universe Austria - : Declared as Winner - : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification - : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists - : Ended as special awards winner - - *The Miss Austria competes at the [Miss Universe](/source/Miss_Universe) pageant. Between 2005 and 2012, Austria did not participate at the [Miss Universe](/source/Miss_Universe) pageant due to lack of sponsorship. In 2013, Miss Austria Organization regained the license to compete at the [Miss Universe](/source/Miss_Universe) pageant. In 2018, the organization returned the local franchise to the MUO organization.[*[citation needed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed)*]* Year Province Miss Austria Placement at Miss Universe Special Award(s) Notes 1952 Vorarlberg Inge Freuis Did not compete 1953 Vienna Lore Felger Top 16 Illustrierte Kronen Zeitung Agency 1954 Did not compete 1955 — Edith Philipp Did not compete 1956 Vienna Traudl Eichinger Did not compete 1957 Vienna Hannerl Melcher Top 16 Erich Reindl Directorship 1958 Vienna Johanna "Hanni" Ehrenstrasser Did not compete 1959 Vienna Christine "Christl" Spazier Unplaced 1960 Vienna Elisabeth "Sissy" Hodacs 2nd Runner-up 1961 Vorarlberg Ingrid Bayer Unplaced 1962 Vienna Christa Ingrid Linder Top 15 1963 Vienna Gertraud Bergler Top 15 1964 Vienna Gloria "Gigi" Mackh Unplaced 1965 Lower Austria Carin Ingberg Schmidt Unplaced Miss Photogenic 1966 Vienna Renate Polacek Unplaced 1967 Vorarlberg Christina "Christl" Bartu Unplaced 1968 Lower Austria Brigitte Krüger Unplaced 1969 Styria Eva Rueber-Staier Top 12 Later won Miss World 1969 1970 Upper Austria Elfriede "Eva" Kurz Unplaced 1971 Vienna Edeltraud Neubauer Unplaced 1972 Carinthia Ursula "Uschi" Pacher Unplaced 1973 Styria Roswitha Kobald Unplaced 1974 Vienna Evelyn Maria Engleder Unplaced 1975 Lower Austria Rosemarie Holzschuh Unplaced 1976 Upper Austria Heidi-Marie Passian Unplaced 1977 Vorarlberg Eva Maria Düringer 1st Runner-up 1978 Vorarlberg Doris Elizabeth Anwander Unplaced 1979 Styria Karin Zorn Unplaced 1980 Vienna Isabel Stefanie Muller Unplaced 1981 Vienna Gudrun Gollob Unplaced 1982 Styria Elisabeth Kawan Unplaced 1983 Styria Mercedes Stermitz Unplaced 1984 Vorarlberg Michaela Nußbaumer Unplaced 1985 Vienna Martina Margarete Haiden Unplaced 1986 Vienna Manuela Redtenbacher Unplaced 1987 Vienna Kristina Sebestyen Unplaced 1988 Vienna Maria Steinhart Unplaced 1989 Vienna Bettina Berghold Unplaced 1990 Vienna Sandra Luttenburger Unplaced 1991 Vienna Regina Kozak Did not compete 1992 Vienna Karin Friedl Unplaced Emil Bauer Directorship 1993 Vienna Rosemary Bruckner Unplaced 1994 Styria Kerstin Sattler Did not compete Did not compete between 1995—1998 1999 Vienna Katja Giebner Unplaced 2000 — Simone Smrekar Did not compete Did not compete between 2001—2002 2003 Lower Austria Céline Roscheck Did not compete 2004 Vienna Daniela Strigl Unplaced Vladimir Kraljević (Miss Universe Croatia Organization) Directorship Did not compete between 2005—2012 2013 Upper Austria Doris Hofmann Unplaced Silvia Schachermayer Directorship 2014 Upper Austria Julia Furdea Unplaced 2015 Vorarlberg Amina Dagi Unplaced Appointed as "Miss Universe Austria 2015" after the Miss Austria 2015 allocated to Miss World — Amina Dagi was Miss Austria 2012 2016 Upper Austria Dajana Dzinic Unplaced Received the title of "Miss Universe Austria" in the Top 3 finale 2017 Lower Austria Celine Schrenk Unplaced 2018 Vorarlberg Izabela Ion Did not compete 2019 Styria Larissa Robitschko Did not compete Did not compete between 2020—2024 ### Miss World Austria - : Declared as Winner - : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification - : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists - : Ended as special awards winner - - *At least between 1986 and 1989, the Austrian Miss World contestant was chosen not in the Miss Austria contest, but a different contest named*Miss World Österreich*and organized by Lilo Hoffmann.* Year Province Miss World Austria Placement at Miss World Special Award(s) Notes 1953 Vienna Lore Felger Did not compete 1954 Did not compete 1955 Vienna Felicitas (von) Goebel Top 8 1956 — Margaret Scherz Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1957 — Lilo Fischer Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1958 Vienna Elisabeth "Sissy" Schübel-Auer Did not compete 1959 — Helga Knofel Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1960 Salzburg Luise Kammermeier Did not compete 1961 — Hella Wolfsgruber Top 15 Runner-up / Appointed 1962 — Inge Jaklin Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1963 — Sonja Russ Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1964 Vienna Viktoria "Dorli" Lazek Unplaced 1965 — Ingrid Kopetzky Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1966 Lower Austria Eva "Evi" Rieck Did not compete 1967 Vorarlberg Christina "Christl" Bartu Unplaced 1968 Lower Austria Brigitte Krüger Top 15 1969 Styria Eva Rueber-Staier Miss World 1969 1970 — Rosemarie Resch Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1971 — Waltraud Lucas Top 15 Runner-up / Appointed 1972 Carinthia Ursula "Uschi" Pacher 3rd Runner-up 1973 — Roswitha Kobald Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1974 Vienna Evelyn Maria Engleder Unplaced 1975 Lower Austria Rosemarie Holzschuh Unplaced 1976 — Monika Muhlbauer Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1977 Vorarlberg Eva Maria Düringer Top 15 1978 Vorarlberg Doris Elizabeth Anwander Top 15 1979 Styria Karin Zorn 6th Runner-up 1980 — Sonya-Maria Schlepp Top 15 Runner-up / Appointed 1981 Vorarlberg Beatrix Kopf Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1982 — Rita Isabella Zehetner Did not compete 1983 Styria Mercedes Stermitz Top 15 1984 Upper Austria Heidemarie Pilgerstorfer Top 15 Runner-up / Appointed 1985 — Gabriele Maxonus Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1986 Vienna Chantal Schreiber 2nd Runner-up Appointed as Miss World Österreich 1987 Styria Ulla Weigerstorfer Miss World 1987 Appointed as Miss World Österreich 1988 Vienna Alexandra Werbanschitz Top 15 Appointed as Miss World Österreich 1989 Vienna Marion Amann Unplaced Appointed as Miss World Österreich 1990 Vienna Carina Friedberger Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1991 Vienna Andrea Isabella Pfeiffer Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1992 Vienna Kerstin Kinberg Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1993 Carinthia Jutta Ellinger Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1994 Vienna Bianca Engel Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1995 Vienna Elizabeth Unfried Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1996 Vienna Bettina Buxbaumer Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 1997 Tyrol Susanne Nagele Unplaced 1998 Upper Austria Sabine Lindorfer Unplaced 1999 Vorarlberg Sandra Kölbl Unplaced 2000 Upper Austria Patricia Kaiser Unplaced 2001 Upper Austria Daniela Rockenschaub Unplaced 2002 Lower Austria Céline Roscheck Did not compete 2003 Vorarlberg Bianca Zudrell Did not compete Vienna Tanja Duhovich Did not compete 2004 Upper Austria Silvia Hackl Did not compete 2005 Salzburg Isabella Stangl Did not compete 2006 Vienna Tatjana Batinić Unplaced 2007 Lower Austria Christine Reiler Top 16 2008 Vienna Kathrin Krahfuss Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 2009 Upper Austria Anna Hammel Unplaced 2010 Carinthia Valentina Schlager Did not compete 2011 Vienna Julia Hofer Unplaced Runner-up / Appointed 2012 Vorarlberg Amina Dagi Unplaced Later Miss Universe Austria 2015 2013 Tyrol Ena Kadic Unplaced 2014 Upper Austria Julia Furdea Unplaced 2015 Upper Austria Annika Grill Unplaced 2016 Lower Austria Dragana Stanković Unplaced Miss World Sport (Top 24) 2017 Vienna Sarah Chvala Unplaced Received the title of "Miss World Austria" in the Top 3 finale 2018 Vorarlberg Izabela Ion Unplaced Selected as the new Miss Austria 2018; Ion previously placed as the 1st Runner-up 2019 Styria Larissa Robitschko Did not compete Did not compete between 2021—2025 ### Miss Earth Austria - : Declared as Winner - : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification - : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists - : Ended as special awards winner - - *Beginning in 2016, Miss Earth Austria became a major title of Miss Austria Organization. In 2018 the [Miss Earth Austria](/source/Miss_Earth_Austria) moved to another franchise holder.* Year Province Miss Earth Austria Placement at Miss Earth Special Award(s) Notes 2016 Lower Austria Kimberly Budinsky Unplaced Received the title of "Miss Earth Austria" in the Top 3 finale 2017 Upper Austria Bianca Kronsteiner Unplaced Received the title of "Miss Earth Austria" in the Top 3 finale Different spelling of names: 1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** ["Silvia Hackl: Sopherl hat oberste Priorität"](https://www.oe24.at/leute/oesterreich/silvia-hackl-sopherl-hat-oberste-prioritaet/112961071). *www.oe24.at* (in German). 13 August 2013. Retrieved 24 January 2022. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-2)** ["Miss Austria 2019: Larissa Robitschko"](https://www.meinbezirk.at/hartberg-fuerstenfeld/c-lokales/larissa-robitschko-gewann-miss-austria-wahl_a3443820). Retrieved 12 July 2019. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-3)** In lists of international contests the spelling *Spatzier* appears, moreover letter turnings as *Spaitzer*. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-4)** In the participants' list of Miss World *Christina Barth*. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-5)** This way in all lists mentioned above. *Miss Austria Corporation* spells *Roswita*. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-wallstreet-debris_6-0)** Jun, Kwanwoo (3 December 2003). ["Lost in Storm's Debris: A Beauty Pageant"](https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702303562904579230743737206568). [The Wall Street Journal](/source/The_Wall_Street_Journal). Retrieved 9 November 2015. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-7)** ["Beauty with scandals"](http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/?articleID=2000038924&pageNo=2). [Standard Digital News](/source/Standard_Digital_News). 15 July 2011. Retrieved 9 November 2015. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-8)** ["Những scandal của Miss World"](http://giaitri.vnexpress.net/tin-tuc/gioi-sao/trong-nuoc/nhung-scandal-cua-miss-world-1898682.html). [Vietnam Express](/source/VnExpress). 8 October 2008. Retrieved 9 November 2015. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-9)** Ibrahim, Lynda (13 September 2013). ["The misses and missuses of the world"](https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/09/13/urban-chat-the-misses-and-missuses-world.html). [The Jakarta Post](/source/The_Jakarta_Post). Retrieved 9 November 2015. 1. **[^](#cite_ref-10)** Lowe, Aya (25 January 2016). ["Philippines' Miss Universe returns home, ignites dreams"](http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/philippines-miss-universe/2455920.html). [Channel NewsAsia](/source/Channel_NewsAsia). Retrieved 25 January 2016. [http://www.vienna.at/valentina-schlager-ist-miss-austria-2010/news-20100328-08474196](http://www.vienna.at/valentina-schlager-ist-miss-austria-2010/news-20100328-08474196) ## See also - [Miss Germany](/source/Miss_Germany) - [Miss France](/source/Miss_France) - [Miss Switzerland](/source/Miss_Switzerland) ## External links - [Miss Austria](http://www.miss-austria.at/) v t e Miss Europe Sovereign states Albania Andorra Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Israel Italy Kazakhstan Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Moldova Monaco Montenegro Netherlands North Macedonia Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia San Marino Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom England Northern Ireland Scotland Wales States with limited recognition Abkhazia Kosovo Northern Cyprus South Ossetia Transnistria Dependencies and other entities Åland Faroe Islands Gibraltar Guernsey Isle of Man Jersey Svalbard v t e Miss Universe participant countries and territories Active (1952–present) Africa Angola Botswana Cape Verde Côte d'Ivoire Democratic Republic of the Congo Egypt Equatorial Guinea Ghana Guinea Mauritius Mayotte Namibia Nigeria Rwanda Senegal South Africa Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe Americas Argentina Aruba Bahamas Belize Bolivia Bonaire Brazil British Virgin Islands Canada Cayman Islands Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Curaçao Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guadeloupe Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Latina Martinique Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Puerto Rico Saint Lucia Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos Islands Uruguay United States United States Virgin Islands Venezuela Asia Armenia Bangladesh Cambodia China Hong Kong India Indonesia Iraq Israel Japan Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Laos Lebanon Macau Malaysia Myanmar Nepal Pakistan Palestine Philippines Singapore South Korea Sri Lanka Thailand Turkey United Arab Emirates Vietnam Europe Belarus Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Great Britain Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Kosovo Latvia Malta Moldova Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Ukraine Oceania Australia New Zealand Inactive since 2025 (under JKN Metaverse Inc.) 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