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Countries with the Most Miss Universe Winners 2025

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Miss Universe Winners
Winning Years
United States Flag
United States91954, 1956, 1960, 1967, 1980, 1995, 1997, 2012, 2022
Venezuela Flag
Venezuela71979, 1981, 1986, 1996, 2008, 2009, 2013
Puerto Rico Flag
Puerto Rico51970, 1985, 1993, 2001, 2006
Philippines Flag
Philippines41969, 1973, 2015, 2018
India Flag
India31994, 2000, 2021
Mexico Flag
Mexico31991, 2010, 2020
South Africa Flag
South Africa31978, 2017, 2019
Sweden Flag
Sweden31955, 1966, 1984
Brazil Flag
Brazil21963, 1968
Japan Flag
Japan21959, 2007
Thailand Flag
Thailand21965, 1988
France Flag
France21953, 2016
Colombia Flag
Colombia21958, 2014
Canada Flag
Canada21982, 2005
Australia Flag
Australia21972, 2004
Finland Flag
Finland21952, 1975
Trinidad and Tobago Flag
Trinidad and Tobago21977, 1998
Russia Flag
Russia12002 (initial winner, released)
Germany Flag
Germany11961
Spain Flag
Spain11974
Argentina Flag
Argentina11962
Angola Flag
Angola12011
Peru Flag
Peru11957
Chile Flag
Chile11987
Netherlands Flag
Netherlands11989
Dominican Republic Flag
Dominican Republic12003
Greece Flag
Greece11964
Israel Flag
Israel11976
Nicaragua Flag
Nicaragua12023
Denmark Flag
Denmark12024
Lebanon Flag
Lebanon11971
Norway Flag
Norway11990
New Zealand Flag
New Zealand11983
Panama Flag
Panama12002 (replacement)
Namibia Flag
Namibia11992
Botswana Flag
Botswana11999
Total74
  • Data include winners from 1952-2024.
  • The initial winner of the 2002 pageant was a contestant from Russia. However, she was removed from the position after roughly four months, perhaps voluntarily, when it became clear that she could not fulfill the obligations of the title (which largely consist of traveling the world and in support of various charities). She was replaced by a candidate from Panama.
  • Two additional Miss Universe winners have relinquished the title but were not replaced. In 1952, the inaugural Miss Universe resigned from the position to get married (Miss Universe is required to be single), and in 1974, the winner from Spain stepped down after finding the job’s travel requirements overly time-consuming.