Miss Supranational 2022
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| Miejsce | Amfiteatr Parku Strzeleckiego, Nowy Sącz | ||
| Prowadzenie | Anita Jones i Martin Fitch | ||
| Stacja telewizyjna | |||
| Zwycięzcy | |||
| Miss Supranational |
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| 1. wicemiss |
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| 2. wicemiss |
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| 3. wicemiss |
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| 4. wicemiss |
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| Nawigacja | |||
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Miss Supranational 2022 – 13. wybory Miss Supranational. Konkurs odbędzie się 15 lipca 2022 po raz drugi w Amfiteatrze Parku Strzeleckiego w Nowym Sączu.
Rezultaty
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
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| Miss Supranational 2022 |
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| 1. wicemiss |
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| 2. wicemiss |
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| 3. wicemiss |
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| 4. wicemiss |
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| Top 12 | |
| Top 24 |
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Po finale ujawniono szczegółowe TOP 30 konkursu:
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Kontynentalne Królowe Piękności
| Kontynent | Laureautka |
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| Afryka |  Mauritius – Alexandrine Belle-Étoile |
| Ameryki |  Kolumbia – Valentina Espinosa |
| Azja |  Indie – Ritika Khatnani |
| Karaiby |  Jamajka – Carisa Peart |
| Europa |  Polska – Agata Wdowiak |
Jurorzy
Preeliminacje
Chanique Rabe – Miss Supranational 2021
Anntonia Porsild – Miss Supranational 2019
Valeria Vazquez Latorre – Miss Supranational 2018
Valentina Sánchez – 3. wicemiss Supranational 2021
Eoanna Constanza – 4. wicemiss Supranational 2021
Varo Vargas – Mister Supranational 2021
Andre Sleigh – dyrektor kreatywny konkurs Miss i Mister Supranational
Gerhard Parzutka von Lipiński – prezes organizacji konkursu Miss i Mister Supranational
Nagrody specjalne
Supra Fan Vote
- Zwyciężczyni automatycznie awansuje do TOP 12
| Rezultat | Uczestniczka |
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| Zwyciężczyni |
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| Top 10 | |
| Top 13 |
Miss Supra Influencer
- Zwyciężczyni automatycznie awansuje do TOP 24
| Rezultat | Uczestniczka |
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| Zwyciężczyni |
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| Top 10 | |
| Top 15 |
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| Top 22 | |
| Top 42 |
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Supra Model of the Year
- Zwyciężczyni automatycznie awansuje do TOP 24
| Rezultat | Uczestniczka | |
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| Zwyciężczyni |
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| Top 5 | Afryka | Mauritius – Alexandrine Belle-Étoile |
| Ameryka | Kolumbia – Valentina Espinosa | |
| Azja |  Wietnam – Nguyễn Huỳnh Kim Duyên | |
| Karaiby | Jamajka – Carisa Peart | |
| Europa |  Czechy – Kristýna Malířová | |
| Top 11 | ||
Supra Chat
- Zwyciężczynie automatycznie awansują do TOP 24
| Rezultat | Uczestniczka |
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| Zwycięzcyni | |
| Top 10 |
Miss Talentu
| Rezultat | Uczestniczka |
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| Zwyciężczyni |
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| Top 3 | |
| Top 6 |
Miss Elegancji
| Rezultat | Uczestniczka |
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| Zwyciężczyni |
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| 1. wicemiss |
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| 2. wicemiss |
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| Top 15 |
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Lista uczestniczek
69 kandydatek konkursu Miss Supranational 2022:
| Państwo | Kandydatka | Wiek | Miasto rodzinne |
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 Anglia | Kate Marie McDonnell | 28 | Coventry |
 Argentyna | Maira Acst | 24 | Corrientes |
 Belgia | Thanaree Scheerlinck | 26 | Wemmel |
 Boliwia | Macarena Manuela Castillo Bernal | 24 | Tupiza |
 Brazylia | Giovanna Reis | 21 | Cascavel |
 Chile | Constanza Belén Araos Alcayaga | 24 | Vicuña |
 Chiny | Sophia Florence Su Cia-Fang | 27 | Harbin |
 Curaçao | Risandra Simon | 24 | Willemstad |
| Czechy | Kristýna Malířová | 23 | Čížkovice |
 Dania | Johanne Grundt Højgård Hansen | 20 | Fensmark |
 Dominikana | Emely Altagracia Ruiz Acosta | 29 | Mao |
 Ekwador | Valery Romina Carabalí Medina | 23 | Guayaquil |
 Filipiny | Alison Black | 23 | Las Piñas |
 Finlandia | Jana Boricheva | 20 | Turenki(ang.) |
 Francja | Valentine Le Corre | 21 | Morbihan |
 Ghana | Gifty Ewura Abena Boakye | 29 | Akwatia |
 Grecja | Eliza Sophia Bitsia | 20 | Ateny |
 Gwatemala | María Fernanda Milián Siliezar | 25 | Cobán |
 Haiti | Lynn Rubiane St-Germain | 28 | Port-au-Prince |
 Hiszpania | Ana Karla Ramírez | 25 | Malaga |
 Holandia | Serena Darder Aguilar | 22 | Badhoevedorp(ang.) |
 Hongkong | Kumiko Lau | 28 | Tai Po |
| Indie | Ritika Khatnani | 20 | Pune |
 Indonezja | Adinda Cresheilla | 25 | Surabaja |
 Irlandia | Shannon McCullagh | 25 | Belfast |
 Islandia | Íris Freyja Salguero Kristínardóttir | 23 | Mosfellsbær |
| Jamajka | Carisa Peart | 27 | Saint Ann’s Bay |
 Japonia | Rina Okada | 27 | Sapporo |
 Kambodża | Leakena Sambor Khmao Sraem | 20 | Phnom Penh |
 Kanada | Jessica Bailey | 24 | Langley |
 Kazachstan | Aigerim Baitore | 24 | Ałmaty |
 Kenia | Roleen Mose | 19 | Nairobi |
 Kirgistan | Shirin Alaychieva | 18 | Osz |
| Kolumbia | Valentina Espinosa Guzmán | 24 | Cartagena de Indias |
 Korea Południowa | Che-ryun Song | 20 | Seul |
 Kostaryka | Natalia González Solorzano | 23 | San José |
 Kuba | Liz Rodríguez | 18 | Camagüey |
 Laos | Narathip Siripaphanh | 24 | Wientian |
 Lesotho | Boitumelo Sehlotho | 20 | Maseru |
 Malezja | Melisha Lin | 24 | Kuala Lumpur |
 Malta | Nicole Vella Scerri | 22 | Rabat |
| Mauritius | Alexandrine Belle-Étoile | 25 | Curepipe |
 Meksyk | Regina González Salman | 20 | Zapopan |
 Namibia | Julita-Kitwe Mbangula | 26 | Okatana(ang.) |
 Nepal | Keshu Khadka | 28 | Patan |
 Niemcy | Jasmin Selberg | 23 | Dortmund |
 Nigeria | Adaeze Chineme | 26 | Umuahia |
 Panama | Cecilia Del Carmen Medina | 26 | Panama |
 Paragwaj | Violeta Van Humbeck | 28 | Ciudad del Este |
 Peru | Almendra Castillo O'Brien | 27 | Callao |
| Polska | Agata Wdowiak | 26 | Łódź |
 Południowa Afryka | Lalela Mswane | 25 | Richards Bay |
 Portoryko | Ariette Nathalia Banchs Colon | 23 | Ponce |
 Portugalia | Ana Rita Aguiar | 25 | Vale de Cambra |
 Rumunia | Andra Tache | 18 | Braszów |
 Salwador | Jennifer Paola Figueroa Flores | 21 | Santa Ana |
 Singapur | Jiayi Sin | 23 | Toa Payoh |
 Słowacja | Jana Vozárová | 21 | Púchov |
 Stany Zjednoczone | Sofia Acosta | 26 | Miami |
 Tajlandia | Praewwanich Ruangthong | 29 | Chumphon |
 Trynidad i Tobago | Christin Coeppicus | 24 | Princes Town |
 Turcja | Şira Sahilli | 22 | Stambuł |
 Ukraina | Diana Mironenko | 28 | Odessa |
 Urugwaj | Ximena Cecilia Bertinat Ayala | 27 | Colonia Valdense |
 Wenezuela | Ismelys Milagros Del Valle Velásquez Lugo | 22 | La Guaira |
| Wietnam | Nguyễn Huỳnh Kim Duyên | 26 | Cần Thơ |
 Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej | Cadic N'guessan | 22 | Abidżan |
 Zambia | Savena Mushinge | 25 | Lusaka |
 Zimbabwe | Kimberly Tatenta Mayoyo | 24 | Masvingo |
Pozostałe informacje
Państwa, które zadebiutowały w konkursie
Państwa, które powróciły do konkursu
Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2012:
Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2013:
Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2015:
Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2017:
Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2018:
Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2019:
Argentyna
Gwatemala
Kostaryka
Laos
Mauritius
Singapur
Turcja
Ukraina
Wietnam
Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej
Zambia
Państwa, które zrezygnowały z konkursu
Kraje, które wybrały kandydatki, lecz wycofały się z konkursu
debiut
powrót
Chorwacja – Miriam Jadric
Rwanda – Charlotte Umulisa
Surinam – I-Raisa Belfor
Togo – Mathilde Sélom Abra Honyiglo
Kandydatki, które brały udział w innych konkursach piękności
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