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Miss Grand Thailand
Established7 May 2013; 9 years ago (2013-05-07)
FounderNawat Itsaragrisil
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersBangkok
Location
Official language
Thai
Key people
Nawat Itsaragrisil
(President)
Parent organization
Miss Grand International Co., Ltd.
Websitemissgrandthailand.com

Miss Grand Thailand (Thai: มิสแกรนด์ไทยแลนด์) is a Thai beauty pageant that has been held annually since 2013 to select who represent Thailand at Miss Grand International. The pageant has been owned by Nawat Itsaragrisil since its inception and was previously broadcast on Channel 7 from 2013 – 2019 then instead switched to be aired on One 31 after the pageant ends its partnership with the Channel 7 in 2020.

In the first three editions of the contest, all national entrants were selected by the organization directly.[1][2][3] However, after the license was distributed to the provincial organizers in 2016, the pageant has regularly been featuring the contestants chosen by the seventy-seven provincial licensees through their regional competitions, like Miss USA.[4] Since 2017, all seventy-seven provincial representatives must have been being determined through the provincial contests; the national organizer has not been allowing the provincial licensees to appoint their representatives to compete on the national stage, unless with the organization's consent.[5]

The reigning Miss Grand Thailand is Engfa Waraha of Bangkok who was crowned on 31 April 2022 at the Show DC Hall in Bangkok. She represented the country at the Miss Grand International 2022 pageant, in Indonesia on 25 October, where she placed 1st Runner-Up.

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Thai language

Thai language

Thai, or Central Thai, is a Tai language of the Kra–Dai language family spoken by the Central Thai people and a vast majority of Thai Chinese. It is the sole official language of Thailand.

Miss Grand International

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Miss Grand International is a beauty pageant franchise based in Thailand. It consists of the annual national pageant Miss Grand Thailand, as well as the international competition Miss Grand International, to which participating rights are licensed to organizers in other countries.

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Nawat Itsaragrisil

Nawat Itsaragrisil is a Thai media personality and businessperson, best known as the president of Miss Grand International organization.

Channel 7 (Thailand)

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Provinces of Thailand

Provinces of Thailand

The provinces of Thailand are part of the government of Thailand that is divided into 76 provinces proper and one special administrative area, representing the capital Bangkok. They are the primary local government units and act as juristic persons. They are divided into amphoe (districts) which are further divided into tambon, the next lower level of local government. Each province is led by a governor, who is appointed by the central government.

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Miss USA

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Engfa Waraha

Engfa Waraha

Engfa Waraha, nicknamed Mook, is a Thai singer and beauty queen from Bangkok province. She was previously known for her first appearance on the seventh season of the Voice Thailand In 2022, she won the national contest of Miss Grand Thailand 2022 as the representative of the capital city Bangkok,. She represented Thailand at Miss Grand International 2022 held in Indonesia on 25 of October, where she placed as first runner up.

Bangkok

Bangkok

Bangkok, officially known in Thai as Krung Thep Maha Nakhon and colloquially as Krung Thep, is the capital and most populous city of Thailand. The city occupies 1,568.7 square kilometres (605.7 sq mi) in the Chao Phraya River delta in central Thailand and has an estimated population of 10.539 million as of 2020, 15.3 percent of the country's population. Over 14 million people lived within the surrounding Bangkok Metropolitan Region at the 2010 census, making Bangkok an extreme primate city, dwarfing Thailand's other urban centres in both size and importance to the national economy.

Miss Grand International 2022

Miss Grand International 2022

Miss Grand International 2022 was the 10th-anniversary edition of the Miss Grand International pageant, held on 25 October 2022 at Sentul International Convention Center in Bogor Regency of West Java province, Indonesia. The pageant featured contestants from sixty-eight countries and territories, of which, the Brazilian representative, Isabella Menin, was named the winner and crowned by Miss Grand International 2021 Nguyễn Thúc Thùy Tiên of Vietnam.

Indonesia

Indonesia

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History

Background

Miss Grand Thailand was founded in 2013 by Nawat Itsaragrisil, a television host and producer who had previously served as producer of the beauty pageant Miss Thailand World for BEC-Tero (owner of the television network Channel 3) for seven years until 2012.[6] After ending his role with BEC-Tero, Nawat subsequently established his own pageant, launching Miss Grand Thailand in 2013 in partnership with Channel 7.[6] Its inaugural edition was global broadcast on Let's Veit VTC9 of Vietnam, Arirang TV of South Korea, the FashionTV,[1] as well was Channel 7 of Thailand,[6] then merely on Channel 7 for the subsequent editions.[2][7][8][9][10] Moreover, the pageant was additionally beamed live to a virtual audience via its official YouTube channel and Facebook webpage for all editions.[11] The winner of Miss Grand Thailand is the country's representative to the international competition Miss Grand International, which was also launched in 2013.[12]

In 2016, Miss Grand Thailand began franchising the provincial competitions to individual organizers, who would name seventy-seven provincial titleholders to compete in the national pageant,[4][13] and one of the most popular sub-events, the national costume competition, was also introduced for the first time in such the edition; which each of Thailand's seventy-seven provinces has created a unique attire for their candidate to compete in the event,[4][14][15][16] the finalist costumes has regularly been chosen to be worn by the country's representatives in the further international pageants.[4][15] Later in 2020, the pageant ended its partnership with Channel 7 due to internal conflicts with one of the acting board executives and switched to broadcasting on One 31 instead.[17][18] Under Channel 7, the pageant was the most popular in Thailand in terms of television viewership, with ratings ranging from 1.479 to 1.886 during 2017 to 2019. It received ratings of 1.886 compared to its rival pageant Miss Universe Thailand's 1.581 in 2017, the last year the latter was broadcast on Channel 3.[19] The figure dropped to 0.750 in 2020, after it switched to One 31.[20] while Miss Universe Thailand achieved ratings of 0.765 that year, under its new broadcaster PPTV.[21]

Since its inception, the pageant was first postponed in 2020, originally scheduled to be held on 18 June,[17] but, the event was postponed to 19 September due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[22] Furthermore, the 2021 edition, basically planned to happen on 21 August,[23] was also canceled entirely because of the spike of COVID-19 infection in Thailand in mid-2021; the provincial pageants could not be held to elect the representatives for the national contest either.[24] Therefore, the organization decided to designate the first runner-up of the 2020 edition to represent the country in the Miss Grand International 2021 [id] competition instead.[25]

Contestant

The regional competitions for Miss Grand Thailand: (Top) The press-conference of Miss Grand Suphanburi 2019, held at Robinson Lifestyle Suphanburi on 15 January 2019. (Bottom) Miss Grand Bangkok 2022, held at ESC Park Hotel, Pathumthani on 6 February 2022.
The regional competitions for Miss Grand Thailand: (Top) The press-conference of Miss Grand Suphanburi 2019, held at Robinson Lifestyle Suphanburi on 15 January 2019. (Bottom) Miss Grand Bangkok 2022, held at ESC Park Hotel, Pathumthani on 6 February 2022.
The regional competitions for Miss Grand Thailand: (Top) The press-conference of Miss Grand Suphanburi 2019, held at Robinson Lifestyle Suphanburi on 15 January 2019. (Bottom) Miss Grand Bangkok 2022, held at ESC Park Hotel, Pathumthani on 6 February 2022.
Selection of contestants

For the first three inaugural editions of the pageant, the national qualifiers were directly selected by the organization through the audition rounds.[1][2] However, since the pageant began franchising the provincial competitions to individual organizers responsible for selecting provinces representatives in 2016 then each province holds a preliminary competition annually to choose their delegate for the Miss Grand Thailand pageant.[26] Moreover, local pageants are also held in some provinces (i.e., Nan and Khon Kaen) to determine delegates for the province competition.[27][28] The province winners hold the title "Miss Grand (Province)" for the year of their reign and are not permitted to participate in any beauty pageants throughout the year of reign unless with the organization's consent.[29][30]

In some cases, the licensee is accountable for more than one province such as Pattanasak Yong-Rit, who is responsible for the three southernmost provinces, Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat,[31] which is the special area that has been being affected by an ongoing ethnic and religious separatist insurgency since 1948.[32] Nevertheless, the license holder could be changed year by year.[33]

Notable contestants

Location and Date

The following is a list of Miss Grand Thailand pageant edition and information, from its inception in 2013.

Year Editions Date Preliminary Host Province Final venue Entrants Ref.
2013 1st 7 May Pattani Bangkok Convention Centre, CentralWorld, Bangkok 37 [1]
2014 2nd 17 June Buriram 50 [2]
2015 3rd 12 May Chumphon Indoor Stadium Huamark, Bangkok [41]
2016 4th 26 June Udon Thani 77 [9]
2017 5th 8 July Chiang Mai Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre, Bangkok [10]
2018 6th 14 July Phuket [42]
2019 7th 13 July Yala, Pattani, Satun, Narathiwat and Songkhla [43]
2020 8th 19 September Chiang Rai [44]
2021 The contest was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the titleholder was instead appointed. [25]
2022 9th 30 April Khon Kaen Show DC Hall, Bangkok 77 [45]
2023 10th 29 April Chiang Mai [46][47]

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Miss Grand International

Miss Grand International

Miss Grand International is a beauty pageant franchise based in Thailand. It consists of the annual national pageant Miss Grand Thailand, as well as the international competition Miss Grand International, to which participating rights are licensed to organizers in other countries.

Provinces of Thailand

Provinces of Thailand

The provinces of Thailand are part of the government of Thailand that is divided into 76 provinces proper and one special administrative area, representing the capital Bangkok. They are the primary local government units and act as juristic persons. They are divided into amphoe (districts) which are further divided into tambon, the next lower level of local government. Each province is led by a governor, who is appointed by the central government.

One 31

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Miss Universe Thailand

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Main pageant

Ancillary activities

The pageant ancillary activities are usually consisted of three main subevents namely the best in swimsuit competition, darling of the host round, as well as the national costume parade, which is considered as one of the most popular events.[48][49][50] All ancillary events is arranged in the preliminary host provinces (e.g. 2013 in Pattani[51] and 2014 in Buriram[2]) except the national costume parade which is later held at the same venue as the final competition. The winner of each event will be announced on stage of the grand final round in Bangkok.[52][49][53][50] Furthermore, some ancillary challenge winners automatically advanced to the finalists round in the final coronation night or even received a job offer from the affiliated company, for instance, the winner of the Best Voice Award in the 2017 edition was placed in the Top 12 finalists regardless of the accumulation points,[54] the Miss Rising Star winners normally gained an offer to sign the contract as an actress affiliated with Ch 7 or One 31 for three years,[2][55][7][22] and the winner of M Pictures Awards in the 2019 pageant also served as an actress under the management of M Pictures Co., Ltd.[56]

Special award winners
List of the main special award winners in the Miss Grand International pageant
Edition Best in Swimsuit Best National Costume Best Evening Gown Miss Popular Vote Miss Rising Star Miss Photogenic Darling of the Host Province Ref.
2013  Nakhon Sawan [a]  Bangkok  Prachuap Khiri Khan  Bangkok  Bangkok [57]
2014  Nakhon Sawan [a]  Suphan Buri  Nakhon Ratchasima
2 Provinces
  •  Nakhon Sawan
     Surat Thani
 Nakhon Ratchasima  Suphan Buri [55][58]
2015  Roi Et  Chonburi  Bueng Kan
2 Provinces
  •  Chiang Mai
     Samut Sakhon
 Songkhla  Roi Et [8][59]
2016  Ubon Ratchathani  Bueng Kan  Phatthalung  Chonburi
2 Provinces
  •  Uthai Thani
     Phuket
 Songkhla  Songkhla [60][61]
2017  Sisaket  Chanthaburi  Buriram  Sa Kaeo  Bangkok  Nakhon Si Thammarat  Chanthaburi [54]
2018  Kamphaeng Phet  Nakhon Si Thammarat  Surat Thani [b]  Sa Kaeo  Sa Kaeo  Sa Kaeo  Nakhon Pathom [62][42]
2019  Trat  Bangkok  Nan  Loei [c]  Phang Nga  Nakhon Phanom  Nan [11][63]
2020  Suphanburi  Ratchaburi  Chonburi  Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya  Nakhon Si Thammarat  Ranong  Nakhon Si Thammarat [22]
2022  Chiang Mai
5 Provinces
  •  Chachoengsao
     Lopburi
     Phetchabun
     Rayong
     Surin
 Nakhon Sawan  Nonthaburi
3 Provinces
  •  Bangkok
     Prachinburi
     Sisaket
 Bangkok  Ang Thong [64][65]
Notes
1. 1 2 No swimsuit contest separately held, the winners were determined by the panel of judges during the final competition under the title Miss Being Bodyline in 2013 and Miss Healthy in 2014.
2. 1 Since 2018, the Best Evening Gown award was renamed to Best Designer award, honored to the designers instead of the province representatives.[66]
3. 1 In 2019, the Miss Popular Vote award was renamed to People Choice award.

Grand Final

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Map shows the region group system of the Miss Grand Thailand pageant:
  Northern region
  Northeastern region
  Central region
  Southern region

Since the establishment of the pageant, the final coronation is always held in Bangkok, Thailand's capital city. The twenty quarterfinalists will be announced on the stage after the introduction portion. During 2013 – 2018, all quarterfinalists were chosen from the initial pool of delegates through a closed-door interview, swimsuit round, and the preliminary competition, then the judges selected the ten semi-finalists as well as the five finalists based on their performances on the final stage, as usually done in other pageants.[1][55][8][54] However, a newly established competition system was first introduced in 2019, the contestants were classified under four geographical regions namely; northern, northeastern, central, and southern, regardless of the government administrative regions, each group consisted of 17, 20, 22, and 18 provinces, respectively.[67] Five contestants with the highest preliminary accumulation points from each region advance to the Top 20 round.[11][67][53][50] The judges then select the top 2 candidates from each region (8 in total), based on their swimsuit performance on the stage, to advance to the Top 10 finalists while two other candidates of the Top 10 are determined via mobile application voting and specially chosen by the organizer, regardless of geographical affiliation.[11][67][44][13]

In the semifinalists round (Top 10) of the aforementioned system, the remaining 10 candidates compete in an evening gown and deliver their speeches on assigned topics then the judges select the top five finalists, only one candidate of each group together with the other one which is preferentially selected from the initial pool of Top 10 by the president, advance to the top 5 round and then compete in the question-and-answer portion,[11][67] where all entrants are asked the same question about the ongoing situations in the country to determine the winner.[11][8][54]

All selection process mentioned above is shown in the diagram below.

Miss Grand Thailand Selection Process
(2019–present)
Regional groupNorthern
(17 provinces)
Northeastern
(20 provinces)
Central
(22 provinces)
Southern
(18 provinces)
Boss ChoicePopular Vote
Quarterfinalists
Top 20
5 spots5 spots5 spots5 spots
Semi-finalists
Top 10
2 spots2 spots2 spots2 spots1 spot1 spot
Finalists
Top 5
1 spot1 spot1 spot1 spot1 spot
Winner

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Miss Grand Thailand 2020

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Miss Grand Thailand 2022

Miss Grand Thailand 2022

Miss Grand Thailand 2022 is the ninth edition of the Miss Grand Thailand beauty contest, held on 30 April 2022 at Show DC Hall in Bangkok, Thailand. The coronation was initially scheduled in August 2021, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the event was rescheduled twice, first in late-2021, and later to 2022. At the end of the event, the appointed Miss Grand Thailand 2021, Indy Johnson of Pathum Thani, crowned her successor, Engfa Waraha of Bangkok, a former contestant on the 2018/2019 The Voice Thailand, making her the first representative of the capital city to win the title. Engfa represented the country at Miss Grand International 2022, where she placed as 1st Runner-Up.

Thailand

Thailand

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Regions of Thailand

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Titleholders

Year Miss Grand Thailand Runners-up Ref.
First Second Third Fourth
2022  Bangkok –  Engfa Waraha  Phuket –  Amanda Jensen  Kalasin –  Tanawan Wigg  Ang Thong –  Ornpreeya Nesa Mahmoodi  Phrae –  Suphatra Kliangprom [64]
2021  Pathum Thani – Indy Johnson The contest has been cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand. Runner-up from previous edition was selected to compete in Miss Grand International 2021. [25]
2020  Ranong – Patcharaporn Chantarapadit  Pathum Thani – Indy Johnson  Nakhon Si Thammarat – Patchaploy Rueandaluang  Chiang Rai – Juthamas Mekseree  Mukdahan – Nutnicha Srithongsuk [68]
2019  Nakhon Phanom – Arayha Suparurk  Nan – Peerachada Khunrak  Chiang Mai – Naruemon Kampan  Trat – Maneerat Daengprasert  Phang Nga – Chompoonuch Puengpon [63]
2018  Phuket – Nam–Oey Chanaphan  Nakhon Pathom – Jiratchaya Sukinta  Sakon Nakhon – Ingchanok Prasart  Buriram – Nantapak Kraiha  Sa Kaeo – Methawee Theerateekul [69]
2017  Krabi – Pamela Pasinetti  Kamphaeng Phet – Chatnalin Chotjirawarachat  Prachuap Khiri Khan – Sarucha Nilchan  Chanthaburi – Thaweeporn Prinkchumrud  Sisaket – Kamolrat Thanont [54]
2016  Songkhla – Supaporn Malisorn  Ratchaburi – Chatchadaporn Kimakorn[d]  Sing Buri – Atitaya Khunnalapat[d]  Chonburi – Pinicha Kitkasempongsa[d]  Phetchaburi – Anchana Archklom[d] [34]
2015  Songkhla – Rattikorn Kunsom  Roi Et – Tharathip Sukdharunpatr[c]  Nakhon Pathom – Boonyanee Sungpirom[c]  Chonburi – Chonthicha Imjunya[c]  Chonburi – Sakonwan Saetiao[c] [8]
2014  Nakhon Ratchasima – Parapadsorn Vorrasirinda  Songkhla – Sasi Sintawee[b]  Bangkok – Ananya Mongkolthai[b]  Bangkok – Phataraporn Wang[b]  Nakhon Sawan – Warangkanang Wutthayangkorn[b] [55]
2013  Prachuap Khiri Khan – Yada Theppanom  Bangkok – Kanikar Phusri[a]  Nakhon Si Thammarat – Thanyaporn Srisen[a]  Phitsanulok – Keeratika Sawangjaeng[a]  Phuket – Sopapan Viroonmas[a] [57]
Notes
1. 1 2 3 4 For the 2013 edition, the 5th – 2nd placement was announced as Miss Globe Thailand, Miss Intercontinental Thailand, Miss Supranational Thailand, and 1st runner-up Miss Grand Thailand, respectively.[57]
2. 1 2 3 4 For the 2014 edition, the 5th – 2nd placement was announced as Miss Tourism Thailand, Miss Intercontinental Thailand, Miss Supranational Thailand, and Miss Earth Thailand, respectively.[55]
3. 1 2 3 4 For the 2015 edition, the 5th – 2nd placement was announced as First runner-up Miss Grand Thailand, Miss Tourism Thailand, Miss Intercontinental Thailand, and Miss Supranational Thailand, respectively.[8]
4. 1 2 3 4 For the 2016 edition, the 5th – 2nd placement was announced as Miss Top Model Thailand, Miss Tourisam Thailand, Miss Intercontinental Thailand, and Miss Supranational Thailand, respectively.[34]
Winners gallery
Province by number of wins
List of provinces by number of Miss Grand Thailand wins
Number of win (s) Province Years
2  Songkhla 2015, 2016
1  Bangkok 2022
 Pathum Thani 2021
 Ranong 2020
 Nakhon Phanom 2019
 Phuket 2018
 Krabi 2017
 Nakhon Ratchasima 2014
 Prachuap Khiri Khan 2013

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Miss Grand Thailand 2022

Miss Grand Thailand 2022

Miss Grand Thailand 2022 is the ninth edition of the Miss Grand Thailand beauty contest, held on 30 April 2022 at Show DC Hall in Bangkok, Thailand. The coronation was initially scheduled in August 2021, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the event was rescheduled twice, first in late-2021, and later to 2022. At the end of the event, the appointed Miss Grand Thailand 2021, Indy Johnson of Pathum Thani, crowned her successor, Engfa Waraha of Bangkok, a former contestant on the 2018/2019 The Voice Thailand, making her the first representative of the capital city to win the title. Engfa represented the country at Miss Grand International 2022, where she placed as 1st Runner-Up.

Engfa Waraha

Engfa Waraha

Engfa Waraha, nicknamed Mook, is a Thai singer and beauty queen from Bangkok province. She was previously known for her first appearance on the seventh season of the Voice Thailand In 2022, she won the national contest of Miss Grand Thailand 2022 as the representative of the capital city Bangkok,. She represented Thailand at Miss Grand International 2022 held in Indonesia on 25 of October, where she placed as first runner up.

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Miss Grand Thailand 2020

Miss Grand Thailand 2020

Miss Grand Thailand 2020 was the eighth edition of the Miss Grand Thailand beauty contest, held on 19 September 2020 at Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre in Bangkok, Thailand. Miss Grand Thailand 2019, Arayha Suparurk of Nakhon Phanom, crowned Patcharaporn Chantarapadit of Ranong as her successor at the end of the event.

Arayha Suparurk

Arayha Suparurk

Arayha Suparurk, more commonly known as Coco, is a Thai-Austrian model and beauty pageant titleholder, who was crowned Miss Grand Thailand 2019.

Pamela Pasinetti

Pamela Pasinetti

Premika Pamela Pasinetti is a Thai-Italian model and beauty pageant titleholder, who was crowned Miss Grand Thailand in 2017. At the Miss Grand International 2017 pageant, she was awarded Miss Paradise Cape Heritage, and she finished in the Top 10.

Parapadsorn Vorrasirinda

Parapadsorn Vorrasirinda

Parapadsorn Vorrasirinda, is a Thai beauty queen. Her nickname is Pla.

Sasi Sintawee

Sasi Sintawee

Sasi Sintawee is a Thai beauty queen and the official representative of Thailand to the environmentally dedicated pageant, Miss Earth 2014 pageant.

National finalists

The following list is the national finalists of the Miss Grand Thailand pageant, as well as the competition results.

Color keys
 A  Declared as the Winner
  Ended as a Runner-up (Top 5)
  Ended as a Semifinalist (Top10,12)
  Ended as a Quaterfinalist (Top 20)
 A  Withdrew
 –  Did not participate
Year
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2022 2023
 Bangkok Wisumitta Phayurapun Jesica Sompong Kotchanich Ariyasiriphuwadet Nutthasuda Themejai Suphatra Kliangprom Engfa Waraha Pimjira Charoenluk
 Krabi Phuttarawadee Nunpuckdee Pamela Pasinetti Maylada Nunthanurak Ornrawan Chaiyasron Janis Thansorn Narisa Yisoon Pacharada Fusuamakawa
 Kanchanaburi Phuttida Samainiyom Wararut Thempun Chonthicha Kaewbudee Mare Cold Kaunshirori Natrawee Chaiarasathid Thansita Dilhokanansakul Araya Yuangsua
 Kalasin Tirada Sangsuwan Wanwisa Atsarapayub Sroytong Saowarutnaphong Nutthaya Phairin Aoyphat Suda Konya Tanawan Wigg Praifah Tongrae
 Kamphaeng Phet Manutsanun Dailap Chatnalin Chotjirawarachat Piyapron Shophutsa Minthra Supthasewe Venus Pannipa Kitiyaporn Intai Piyatida Sengluang
 Khon Kaen Siripron Kasemsook Warisa Srinukul Phatchara Wohan Sirinath Sum-aim Satang Sasipapha Waranchana Radomlek Khwanticha Thoruth
 Chanthaburi Jaruwan Reukwichian Thaweeporn Prinkchumrud Naphutlada Dokpuang Warisara Phatthanasoon Manthaga Wongkham Warintorn Phupadrae Tamita Anusin
 Chachoengsao Elizabeth Moscovid Chonlakron Duongploy Naphatrada Rungtawan Nunthasirikhoon Pantira Tippayanont Ratchaya Mingboon Pahcharin Malilor
 Chonburi Pinicha Kitkasempongsa Sudapron Wongsasiriphat Kunyanee Dethkruth Wachiraya Aaumnoy Wanida Dokkulap Watcharaporn Ruaypong Ratrapee Thamjalkul
 Chai Nat Walulee Duangwana Nutticha Khamsumran Aksron Tongpriaw Suwimon Semaphu Jenjira Chanta Kattaleeya Matiyapak Chonticha Sangkhasa
 Chaiyaphum Kronrawan Hlodsuntia Areerut Bunchoo Thanawan Kaewsri Sudawan Khumdee Charinee Kudpho Orakanya Pong-amphai Sirirut Maneeka
 Chumphon Kamonchanock Khanbua Techinee Gahlong Lalittaya Luckrod Juthamas Mekseree Pa-ornrat Pinmueang Charlotte Austin Thaweeporn Phingchamrat
 Chiang Rai Phutcharayada Sutatidethphuwadon Wanthanee Fluckkaew Nisarut Nacowong Siripron Wan-ngern Juthamas Mekseree Malaika Khan Pattaravadee Boonmesup
 Chiang Mai Sasiwimon Mongkonkawil Chanapron Pothatip Ornchada Chaisan Naremon Khampun Dinsorsee Kernjinda Atita Payak Sisawan Sukhiwat
 Trang Wannasai Pucksri Phatmalin Naswas Maythita Chuaysatid Sumintha Nenprom Yasumin Pasaweephongsakorn Phanumat Prasoetsang Piyathida Phothong
 Trat Phatcharamai Kiawlek Phapatsara Makkunchon Carina Muller Maneeruth Dangphased Kaimook Anusara Ploypailin Worapong Jennifer Gallemaert
 Tak Kanlayakan Busri Atchara Sonsakul Nicharee Ouansa-oat Wannapha Chathkatok Panida Sakhakham Waraporn Krachangduang Pratimapron Teawpleumpitisuk
 Nakhon Nayok Rutsaya Thananithiya Ninnara Ninnadnarong Kirasa Homsiang Bunthita Kaewmein Lalita Singsakul Nachita Jantana Patcharida Poolsakworasarn
 Nakhon Pathom Chakiya Detmak Nattaphat Phongpaphun Jiratchaya Sukinta Nunmanat Kraiha Aunyaphat Pitiprachakvatch Pimonwan Namhai Wichayanard Narad
 Nakhon Phanom Lalittaphat Janchod Aknaree Thumtong Charitta Wanphakdee Arayha Suparurk Pairpear Pongpitak Panida Kernjinda Kamonwarai Prajakrattanakul
 Nakhon Ratchasima Charinee Khudpo Charintip Chimphakwan Monphatsron Roettha Khamonchanock Lonuch Jang Papassara Nattha Siriwongsakul Rina Chatamanchai
 Nakhon Si Thammarat Thitirat Supopak Suchanee Sireenet Tutsana Manso Wiphapron Jumphareung Patchaploy Rueandaluang Sornwanee Suwanmanee Supaporn Naksuwan
 Nakhon Sawan Tayanun Premanesit Mintra Subthasevee Thanyamas Promphased Phawarawee Kithiwaraphasan Nuttawan Matchimwong Isaree Therakoonpipat Phatsawanan Singthipo
 Nonthaburi Nakratda Sretongkham Visutaphat Ubonrutsamee Thirada Semsamran Khithikan Sangsrijanruth Jittima Nicharam Thiphayaporn Phomraj Mootita Longna
 Narathiwat Orn-anong Intum Susutchawadee Juckkit Sasina Klinmalai Nunthaphuth Amonsin Rosukon Chanya Salitaya Rakrod Thunjira Natiprawat
 Nan Bonni Ber-er Nutthicha Bunyuen Jinthita Vilailuck Pherachaya Khunruth Warunchana Radomlek Kanyaphatsaphon Rungrueang Suphamon Chadadam
 Bueng Kan Buppha Ninsawat Sophinut Mukphon Rapeepun Nasingtong Anusara Punya Suwatcharaporn Jeenkam Sumintra Chudchonnabot Witchuda Jakwiset
 Buriram Phattiya Rattanajariya Phunnapha Kunthalut Nantapak Kraiha Rossarin Phidphen Nattida Pungnum Kantima Nonthasit Kanyaphak Saengkaew
 Pathum Thani Suphatta Rodphai Jiranun Sawangha Phidchayapha Jarenpanya Hathaithib Reang-am Indy Johnson Wichida Nuamsorn Sophie Siriyakron Trau
 Prachuap Khiri Khan Kanepron Intamoon Sarucha Nilchan Meungphed Dounsuck Maneruth Phichairuth Kanyarat Theppiban Kansuda Chanakeeree Chanidapa Booniam
 Prachinburi Nitaya Aiam-aksron Kanockluck Promsuntia Waridsara Traiwan Phutcharida Ngonking Panrat Noppakorn Mueanphan Kunket Supissara Sangthong
 Pattani Tunyarat Noonchukhun Somreudee Wankrad Pronjarut Chumtong Nidthaya Aim-aksron Naphatlada Dokphuang Cherisa Thana Chanyathida Matiyapak
 Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Thanisa Punyaphu Thida Tongsiri Chanikran Lamjiag Nawapron Luckbumrung Aitsari Rodwise Sunaree Chaimungkun Nunmanat Kraiha
 Phayao Phapapron Matib Warisara Roobsom Benjawan Wonglom Penphichaya Nakdang Thanarat Yangklan Nichakun Senawong Onrarat Vuenchiewk
 Phang Nga Jureepron Tongsalup Orrawan Sriphanomwan Nalinee Tanbunserm Chompoonuch Peungpon Sasitorn Kasikun Jiraporn Changphetpon Natkanok Sitthirat
 Phatthalung Theridsara Yokoyama Ratiyapron Chookaew Sarintip Vijaranabud Siraphapa Sungtong Sunisa Iamsamang Cattleya Delmaire Michelle Salinthip Sena
 Phichit Dawrung Totiang Jongklon Chok-inplub Mayura Jantree Nopsakon Mothchung Tungoh Wilawan Nutthamon Kanthawong Thaphimsiya Kasemwutrat
 Phitsanulok Nicharee Jermrod Nuttaree Intarapasit Suprang Pantong Areya Noysuphab Sukanthachan Kao Yanisa Levisuth Kenika Pakinsirikul
 Phetchaburi Anchana Archklom Chonrakan Phongnoy Meennicha Lao-aroon Thipthunya Meesiri Natthinon Ahingsaro Wasunan Sawekwiharee Wanda Carry Dahmann
 Phetchabun Phapichaya Kruedsawong Siriwan Yodsutam Jarupidchaya Floytong Saowaluck Aubphachod Suthida Ninpai Suthida Ninpai Worawalun Putklang
 Phrae Kantida Lungjaren Khunthamas Dungdee Thanchanock Saykroensod Siriwan Kongkasuriyachay Saowalak Ruangparnpoon Suphatra Kliangprom Ketwalee Phlobdee
 Phuket Amanda Obdam Wemvihpha Buhnga-ngam Nam–Oey Chanaphan Tharina Botes Auranunpas Intarungsee Amanda Jensen Tia Li Taveepanichpan
 Maha Sarakham Tatiya Sonsakun Somying Somsubsin Patidtaya Thosuntud Arisa Lecker Moraya Tonngam Wanlaya Thongchom Sumintra Kokat
 Mukdahan Anyarat Hanmontree Warunpron Phun-in Nunthika Runsri Nutphicha Phisanphongchana Nutnicha Srithongsuk Marichsa Piuengam Chonticha Kulsuwan
 Mae Hong Son Kunjarat Kantiruetipron Wansapron Wutwattanakul Suphutsron Laosetkran Khunyaphut Pongsupha Kanyarat Saisawat Nichakorn Tharathipsakun Chonticha Kaewbutdee
 Yala Jirapun Phamongwattana Phiyapron Vicksuwan Kanyaluck Nookaew Rutthiya Somwang Achara Promsana Pakamas Pumkerd Rungnapa Boonrin
 Yasothon Phantita Khamwan Jintanun Chueychaitanapron Ladawan Chaisang Pheechada Chinrareng Breeze Rinlapat Pitchaporn Petkaeo Savitree Kanasart
 Roi Et Suwanna Phala Thanyapron Phongkul Piyapron Chaisongkram Kobkeaw Sriruthda Jaruwan Mompranao Jaruwan Mompranao Kanyagron Naratorn
 Ranong Khattarin Wangkaew Raritta Hongsamut Nalin Nalintip Nutthida Peingnoom Phattharapron Chantarapadit Ratchaneekorn Prasertpornsak Yanisa Sutthinun
 Rayong Phemsine Sawangkla Manika Thippanet Jitsupack Vareeruttanaroth Kunyaruth Nukeaw Sandy Chananchida Chayanapas Chompoorat Anuthida Saratana
 Ratchaburi Chatchadaporn Kimakorn Thunjitta Khongkha Nutnicha Phongsuwan Phutharapron Laipheeda Tiiya Kitiya Umawadee Pimpa Jutamanee Parasing
 Lopburi Phatcharamai Bunredkoon Wancharapron Pothikasikron Nutticha Khongnim Nutthida Puangkasem Sawitree Fonthong Niratcha Namwatcharasopit Tantawan Jitteelak
 Lampang Orn-anong Nakkaew Jesica Mackena Juthamas Potong Tharinee Munsuwan Sakaoduan Imcha Likhitpaksron Wijitsuwan Manika Thippanet
 Lamphun Onranut Wongkalasin Siripapha Patputtithanapoom Virasinee Jongjid Sukanya Khamphem Phatramon Yimthanom Kanchana Chaimunmung Chayathanus Saradatta
 Loei Pimyada Posasim Wanutchapron Inpen Yuphaluck Lakul Jirapron Phumphut Milk Natnicha Chanakan Nasom Ajcharee Sriruk
 Sisaket Chachurat Monpim Kamolrat Thanont Athitiya Benjaphak Sirithon Sajan Junthima Saiyot Kittiyaporn Lanont Koollanat Hongsrimuang
 Sakon Nakhon Marisa Pontirad Nicharee Bunsiri Ingchanok Prasart Kanockpron Muckkaponsombuth Takky Paweeporn Aroonluck Mothaneechiyachoke Chompunut Nanudon
 Songkhla Supaporn Malisorn Orn-uma Warasiri Chompoonuch Rattana Rujirada Sriphituck Unchaya Petchmanee Paweena Niamraksa Karnruethai Tassabut
 Satun Nittiya Dawkajay Chontida Chutsirichai Orn-anong Intum Warisala Jongsawat Sirilak Siriphoch Aksorn Benchanirat Ployphailin Worawong
 Samut Prakan Awika Tamsorod Naruemon Khumpun Pimwaluck Buntaseub Sudarut Kounkhumwan Phanida Sutinpeig Peerada Yodjai Supapron Yomrak
 Samut Songkhram Yanika Ubon Chuleepron Kedwan Nichakul Senawong Kunyawee Nukeaw Parichart Buahem Rita Battaglino Kanitta Saeyap
 Samut Sakhon Kamonnee Nootyangkoon Phatamawadee Chuoyphasit Nongnaphat Phongsri Nutthawan Pongphithack Pornchanok Srikaeo Pornchanok Srikaeo Anunya Pamonbout
 Sa Kaeo Maytika Leipacktra Nararin Pimpisan Methawee Theerateekul Chadapron Chaiyasron Chonthicha Phosri Suttida Chaiyakam Baralee Ruamrak
 Saraburi Chanockpimmada Chatmiangpath Lelanee Thodsapron Jutinut Phurahong Kathapron Thipsook Kanokporn Fah Nareerat Wannawohan Vanessa Natcha Wenk
 Sing Buri Atitaya Khunnalapat Nuntisa Phiw-on Khunratida Tongled Pronphawee Saechoo Mednoon Warangsiri Supatsorn Somsuk Panyada Klaipothong
 Sukhothai Sakonrawan Saetiaw Sudapron Bunklum Tidapron Kedtong Nutwanida Tharuang Suni Sunicha Worada Chatsri Charatrawee Chuasing
 Suphanburi Pichayapron Khontong Chayathon Jarenwisan Manutsanun Linjanpapad Olivia Maneerod Suprang Mun Lee Thanatchaporn Pankaew Kanokporn Nuttayothin
 Surat Thani Nuttakron Kaew-anun Phattarakun Pleumjid Saklawarud Kruytong Kasama Seitong Similan Hemthanont Sulax Siriphattharaphong Angelina Skye Walker
 Surin Sasinnapron Alairum Paveepron Visansatbaoroong Pantawan Singsen Montitha Thakoonsa-nganet Janjira Meawmeaw Pa-ornrat Pinmueang Khanaporn Phatthanaphan
 Nong Khai Sarunya Pidyopronpanid Nuntanunkan Hreejinda Phinnatira Phuttalucksa Nutnicha Bunyein Agie Kesarananthong Panida Hemtadathanakun Butsaba Phiosahwang
 Nong Bua Lamphu Wijidtra Khunkhet Preewara Chimluckkaew Kachakron Khongkham Mathusron Romlumduan Suni Sunicha Nuanla-ong Donsuea Kodchakorn Kontrakoon
 Ang Thong Chanutda Kaewpased Kedsamolee Sukkaew Pronsirikoon Phaotha Thunphacksinee Srisuwan Phromphon Thongon Ornpreeya Nesa Mahmoodi Natthakan Siamaekoo
 Udon Thani Jirapron Tiansi Ployphunnaray Cheanchom Veranut Kovinthasud Kamonrawan Huawan Supunnikar Jumrernchai Sara Helena Sarakan Patcharida Ngonking
 Uthai Thani Rawidsara Sauysomrian Wanida Khamtum Nuthacha LeeLub Phethcharut Chawpha Thipsuda Plienbomart Achicha Mahasawat Khaekhai Norawong
 Uttaradit Chutikan Singro Khamonchanock Khanbua Khanockpron Nimpensuk Sareen Thipwiang Sisawan Sukeewat Jintana Nimthong Jessica Chairin
 Ubon Ratchathani Chanita Jantaneth Suphatsron Sayruck Atithaya Ounkaew Sirirut Na Ubon Chutiya Chearakul Atiya Meeseephong Phacharanan Jantem
 Amnat Charoen Ladawan Chaisang Chonthicha Pimphasut Pimpaka Suwanrat Pharichat Buahem Thawanlak Tubngam Kamonwan Somsa-ard Juthamas Mekseree

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Kalasin province

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Kamphaeng Phet province

Kamphaeng Phet province

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Chanthaburi province

Chanthaburi province

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Chachoengsao province

Chachoengsao province

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Chonburi province

Chonburi province

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Chai Nat province

Chai Nat province

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Chaiyaphum province

Chaiyaphum province

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Chumphon province

Chumphon province

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Chiang Rai province

Chiang Rai province

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Chiang Mai province

Chiang Mai province

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International competition

Habitually, the Miss Grand Thailand finalists are granted the right to participate in various international contests affiliated with the organization. During 2013–2016, their placements had been being announced under the international pageant titles they acquired the right to participate.[57][55][8][34] Nonetheless, after a dispute over franchise fees with the World Beauty Association S.A. of Miss Supranational pageant in 2017, the organization terminated its partnership with such an association, and the national placements have instead been announced as 1st–4th runners-up since then.[42][54] Back in the inaugural edition, the placement was sequentially announced as Miss Globe Thailand, Miss Intercontinental Thailand, Miss Supranational Thailand, first runner-up, and the winner of Miss Grand Thailand.[57] However, the position for Miss Globe Thailand and the 1st runner-up was respectively replaced by Miss Tourism Thailand and Miss Earth Thailand after the organization purchased the franchises in 2014.[55][58] Later in 2015, the organizer lost the Miss Earth franchise, the vacant position was announced as the 1st runner-up instead,[7][8][59] and the Miss Supranational Thailand title was later promoted to take over this position in 2016.[34][60][61]

In 2014, Organize IQ Ltd., the organizer of the Miss Earth Thailand competition, filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the Miss Grand Thailand Ltd. founder for violating the rights for such the contest. The plaintiff claimed the license to select a Thai representative for the Miss Earth from 2013 to 2017.[70][71] Furthermore, ere the lawsuit action, the Organizer IQ Ltd. requested the defendant to show the evidence approving the license purchasing; however, the aforementioned legitimate demand was refused caused the plaintiff to take legal action against the Miss Grand Thailand Ltd.[70][71] Originally, the Organizer IQ Co., Ltd. planned to arrange a press conference of the Miss Earth Thailand 2014 pageant on 5 August, and the coronation night was scheduled on 28 September, to elect the candidate for Miss Earth 2014 but unfortunately lost the franchise to Miss Grand Thailand Ltd. who elected Sasi Sintawee, the first runner-up Miss Grand Thailand 2014 [th], to participate in the said international pageant.[72]

The resignation of the finalists was observed in 2014, 2015, and 2017 editions; Ananya Mongkolthai [th], who has been crowned Miss Supranational Thailand in the 2014 edition, was forced to resign the title due to undisclosed health problems that caused the organization to select Parapadsorn Vorrasirinda, Miss Grand Thailand 2014, to instead compete in Miss Supranational 2014 [pl]; in which she finished as the first runner-up.[73][74][75] However, the reasons for such incidents in 2015 and 2017 were unrevealed.

Oftentimes, the Miss Grand Thailand Ltd. representatives qualified to the finalists round in the international pageants, for instance, three consecutive years as the runner-up at Miss United Continents [es] pageant and obtained four runner-up titles in its sister contest – Miss Grand International,[76][77] but rarely won the main title. The following are the highlights performance of Miss Grand Thailand titleholders in international pageants since its inception in 2013.

Current Franchises
Membership Year
Miss Grand International 2013–present
Miss Intercontinental 2013–present
Miss Tourism International 2014–present
Face of Beauty International 2019–present
Miss United Continents 2014, 2016–present
Miss Chinese World 2017, 2021–present
The Miss Globe 2016–2019, 2022–present
Miss Tourism Global 2022-present
Reina Hispanoamericana 2022-present
Former Franchises
Membership Year
Miss Earth 2014
Miss Supranational 2013 – 2016
Top Model of the World 2016 – 2017
Miss Tourism Metropolitant International 2016, 2019
Miss Eco International 2017, 2021
Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2015 – 2017
Miss Landscapes International 2019
Miss South East Asia Tourism Ambassadress 2015
Miss Globe International 2013

Current Franchises

Color keys

  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or Top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the Finalists
  •   : Ended as one of the Semi-finalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner

Miss Grand International

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Vietnam 2023 TBA TBA Miss Grand Thailand 2023 TBA TBA
Indonesia 2022 Engfa Waraha  Bangkok Miss Grand Thailand 2022 1st Runner-up
5 Special Awards
    • Best national costume
    • 1st runner-up - Country’s power of the year
    • Top 10 - Best in Swimsiut
    • Top 10 - Miss popular vote
    • Top 10 – Pre-Arrival
Thailand 2021 Indy Johnson  Pathum Thani Miss Grand Thailand 2021 (Appointed) Unplaced
5 Special Awards
    • Best in Evening Gown
    • Lottery Prizes Event
    • Top 20 – Best in National Costume
    • Top 20 – Best in Swimsuit
    • Top 20 – Pre-Arrival
Thailand 2020 Patcharaporn Chantarapadit  Ranong Miss Grand Thailand 2020 Top 10
4 Special Awards
    • Best in National Costume
    • How to eat Thai food in 2-minute Challenge
    • Top 20 – Best in Swimsuit
    • Top 25 – How to get to know you in 1 minute Challenge
Venezuela 2019 Arayha Suparurk  Nakhon Phanom Miss Grand Thailand 2019 2nd Runner-up
4 Special Awards
    • The Historic Crowns Fashion Show Gala by George Wittels
    • Top 10 – Best in Swimsuit
    • Top 10 – Miss Popular Vote
    • Top 10 – Best in National Costume
Myanmar 2018 Nam–Oey Chanaphan  Phuket Miss Grand Thailand 2018 Top 20
3 Special Awards
    • Best in Evening Gown
    • Top 10 – Pre-Arrival
    • Top 12 – Best in National Costume
Vietnam 2017 Pamela Pasinetti  Krabi Miss Grand Thailand 2017 Top 10
2 Special Awards
    • Miss Paradise Gave Heart Ace
    • Top 25 – Best in National Costume
United States 2016 Supaporn Malisorn  Songkhla Miss Grand Thailand 2016 2nd Runner-up
1 Special Award
    • Top 10 – Best in National Costume
Thailand 2015 Rattikorn Kunsom  Songkhla Miss Grand Thailand 2015 4th Runner-up
2 Special Awards
    • Top 20 – Best in National Costume
    • Top 36 – Miss Popular Vote
Thailand 2014 Parapadsorn Vorrasirinda  Nakhon Ratchasima Miss Grand Thailand 2014 Top 10
3 Special Awards
    • Best in Swimsuit
    • Top 11 – Miss Popular Vote
    • Top 20 – Best in National Costume
Thailand 2013 Yada Theppanom  Prachuap Khiri Khan Miss Grand Thailand 2013 Top 20
1 Special Award
    • Top 10 – Best in National Costume

Miss Intercontinental

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Egypt 2022 Amanda Jensen  Phuket 1st Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2022 Top 20
Egypt 2021 Nutnicha Srithongsuk  Mukdahan 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2020 Top 20
Due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, no pageant in 2020
Egypt 2019 Naruemon Kampan  Chiang Mai 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2019 2nd Runner-up
1 Special Award
    • Miss Intercontinental Asia & Oceania
Philippines 2018 Ingchanok Prasart  Sakon Nakhon 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2018 Top 20
1 Special Award
    • 1st Runner-up – Miss Playa Calatagan
Egypt 2017 Sarucha Nilchan  Prachuap Khiri Khan 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2017 Unplaced
1 Special Award
    • 2nd Runner-up – Best in National Costume
Sri Lanka 2016 Atitaya Khunnalapat  Sing Buri 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2016 Top 15
1 Special Award
    • Best in National Costume
Germany 2015 Boonyanee Sungpirom  Nakhon Pathom 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2015 Top 17
2 Special Awards
    • Miss Photogenic
    • 2nd Runner-up – Best in Evening Gown
Germany 2014 Patraporn Wang  Bangkok 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2014 Miss Intercontinental 2014
Germany 2013 Keeratika Sawangjaeng  Phitsanulok 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2013 Top 15

The Miss Globe

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Albania 2022 Tanawan Wigg  Kalasin 2nd runner-up at Miss Grand Thailand 2022 3rd Runner-up
3 Special Awards
    • 1 st Runner-up - Miss Bikini
    • Top 5 - Talent Show
    • Top 6 - Head o Head challenge
Montenegro 2019 Sirirat Naubon  Ubon Ratchathani Top 10 at Miss Grand Thailand 2019 Unplaced
3 Special Awards
    • Miss Dream Girl of the World
    • Miss Bikini (Grupo 2)
    • 2nd Runner-up – Talent Show
Albania 2018 Jiratchaya Sukinta  Nakhon Pathom 1st Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2018 Unplaced
Albania 2017 Chatchadaporn Kimakorn  Ratchaburi 1st Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2016 Top 15
Albania 2016 Pinicha Kitkasempongsa  Chonburi 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2016 Top 10
2 Special Awards
    • Miss Popular Vote
    • Miss Elegance

Miss United Continents

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, no pageant in 2020-2021
Ecuador 2019 Maneerat Daengprasert  Trat 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2019 3rd Runner-up
1 Special Award
    • 1st Runner-up – Best in National Costume
Ecuador 2018 Nantapak Kraiha  Buriram 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2018 5th Runner-up
1 Special Award
    • Miss Photogenic
Ecuador 2017 Thaweeporn Prinkchumrud  Chanthaburi 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2017 3rd Runner-up
2 Special Awards
    • Miss Photogenic
    • Best in National Costume
Ecuador 2016 Boonyanee Sungpirom  Nakhon Pathom 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2015 Top 15
Ecuador 2014 Nuralaila Binmamah  Narathiwat Contestant at Miss Grand Thailand 2014 Unplaced

Miss Tourism International

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Malaysia 2022 Suphatra Kliangprom  Phrae 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2022 Miss Tourism International 2022
1 Special Award
    • Miss Social Media
(Virtual) 2021 Juthamas Mekseree  Chiang Rai 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2020 Unplaced
(Virtual) 2020 Patchaploy Rueandaluang  Nakhon Si Thammarat 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2020
1st Runner-up
  • (Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International)
Malaysia 2019 Chompoonuch Puengpon  Phang Nga 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2019
5th Runner-up
  • (Miss South East Asia Tourism Ambassador)
2 Special Awards
    • Miss D'swiss Beauty
    • Miss Sogo Trendscenter
Malaysia 2018 Methawee Theeraleekul  Sa Kaeo 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2018 Unplaced
1 Special Award
    • Miss Best Physique
Malaysia 2017 Kamolrat Tanont  Sisaket 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2017
5th Runner-up
  • (Miss South East Asia Tourism Ambassador)
2 Special Awards
    • Best in National Costume
    • Miss Secret Charm
Malaysia 2016 Pinicha Kitkasempongsa  Chonburi 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2016 Unplaced
3 Special Awards
    • Most Prolific in Social Media
    • Best in Evening Wear
    • Top 10 – Miss Talent
Malaysia 2014 Warangkanang Wutthayangkorn  Nakhon Sawan 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2014
1st Runner-up
  • (Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International)
3 Special Awards
    • Beautiful Smile
    • Miss Focus Point Dazzling
    • Best Runway

Face of Beauty International

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Philippines 2023 Atita Payak  Chiang Mai 5th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2022 TBA TBA
Due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, no pageant in 2020-2022
Philippines 2019 Peerachada Khunrak  Nan 1st Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2019 Face of Beauty International 2019
3 Special Awards
    • Best in Swimsuit
    • Miss APC Smile
    • People's Choice

Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
China 2017 Nararin Pimpisarn  Sa Kaeo Top 12 at Miss Grand Thailand 2017 Unplaced
1 Special Award
    • Best in National Costume
China 2016 Kancharat Tantirittiporn  Mae Hong Son Contestant at Miss Grand Thailand 2016 Unplaced
Malaysia 2015 Chonthicha Imjunya  Chonburi 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2015 Unplaced
1 Special Award
    • Best Social Media

Miss Tourism Metropolitan International

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Cambodia 2019 Nutthida Puengnum  Ranong Contestant at Miss Grand Thailand 2019 Unplaced
3 Special Awards
    • Best in Sport Wear
    • Top 5 – Best in National Costume
    • Top 13 – Miss Talent
Cambodia 2016 Amanda Obdam  Phuket Top 10 at Miss Grand Thailand 2016
WINNER
  • Miss Tourism Metropolitan International 2016
2 Special Awards
    • Miss Photogenic
    • Top 10 – Miss Talent

Miss South East Asia Tourism Ambassadress

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Malaysia 2015 Yada Theppanom  Prachuap Khiri Khan Miss Grand Thailand 2013
WINNER
  • Miss South East Asia Tourism Ambassadress 2015
Kobkul Bunreaung  Khon Kaen Contestant at Miss Grand Thailand 2015 Unplaced
1 Special Award
    • Top 7 – Miss Talent

Miss Chinese World

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
(Virtual) 2021 Nutnicha Srithongsuk  Mukdahan 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2020 Top 10
1 Special Award
    • Miss Dreven Capital Congeniality
Malaysia 2017 Prapaporn Matip  Phayao Contestant at Miss Grand Thailand 2016 Top 5

Past Franchises

Color keys

  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or Top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the Finalists
  •   : Ended as one of the Semi-finalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner

Miss Supranational

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Poland 2016 Chatchadaporn Kimakorn  Ratchaburi 1st Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2016
Unplaced
  • Semi-finalists 28th
1 Special Award
    • Top 10 (posisi 6) – Miss Multimedia
Poland 2015 Tharathip Sukdharunpatr  Roi Et 1st Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2015 Unplaced
Poland 2014 Parapadsorn Vorrasirinda  Nakhon Ratchasima Miss Grand Thailand 2014 1st Runner-up
Ananya Mongkolthai  Bangkok 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2014 did not compete
Belarus 2013 Thanyaporn Srisen  Nakhon Si Thammarat 1st Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2013 Top 20

Miss Earth

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Philippines 2014 Sasi Sintawee  Songkhla 1st Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2014 Top 16
4 Special Awards
    • Eco-Beauty Video
    • 1st place, gold medalist(s) Cocktail Wear (Group 3)
    • 1st place, gold medalist(s) Swimsuit (Group 3)
    • 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Resort Wear (Group 3)

Miss Landscapes International

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
China 2019 Chinthita Wilailak  Nan Top 20 at Miss Grand Thailand 2018 Unplaced

Top Model of the World

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Egypt 2017 Boonyanee Sungpirom  Nakhon Pathom 2nd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2015 Top 10
Germany 2016 Anchana Archklom  Phetchaburi 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2016 4th Runner-up

Miss Eco International

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Egypt 2021 Juthamas Mekseree  Chiang Rai 3rd Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2020 Top 10
3 Special Awards
    • Miss Eco Top Model
    • 1st Runner-up – Best in Resort Wear
    • 2nd Runner-up – Best in National Costume
Due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, no pageant in 2020
Egypt 2017 Chanita Juntanetr  Ubon Ratchathani Top 10 at Miss Grand Thailand 2016 Top 20
2 Special Awards
    • Best Smile
    • 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Miss Eco Dress

Miss Globe International

Year Representative's Name Province Title Placement Special Awards
Turkey 2013 Sopapan Viroonmas  Phuket 4th Runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand 2013 Cancelled

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Miss Earth

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Thai people

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Miss Earth 2017

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Miss Earth 2014

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Controversies

Regional dethronement and license termination

Since the pageant franchise was distributed to the local organizer in 2016, several incidents of provincial champion dethronement and license cessation have been observed, especially in the first few years of an allotment.[83] It arose from the meticulous regulations of Miss Grand Thailand Ltd., the provincial title holders are not permitted to participate in any beauty pageants throughout the year of reign unless with the organization's consent.[29][30] In case of regulatory violations, the title would be revoked.[83][29][30] Moreover, if the investigation found the director's involvement in such an offense or failure to comply with the contract-specified terms and conditions, the provincial licenses might additionally be terminated.[30][84][85]

In 2017, the representative of Satun Province, one of the favorite contenders, was de-titled after participating in another local pageant during her reign, she contended that such a decision was approved by the provincial director; as a result, the license was also ceased.[83][29][30] However, the provincial pageant was later held again under the direction of a new franchise holder to select a new representative for the national contest.[86] The candidate from Surin province was dethroned due to the aforementioned circumstances as well.[83][87] In addition, the organization's investigation found a corrupted issue in the regional pageant of Samut Sakhon Province. Therefore, the competition result was not authenticated and the license was transferred to another organizer, who held the substituted contest to elect the replacement later in Bangkok.[83][88][85] Following the national contest completion, the Phatthalung titleholder has subsequently been removed from the provincial title in late November as a result of taking part in the Miss International 2017 pageant in Japan without informing the organization.[84] As well, the candidates from Ang Thong, Amnat Charoen, Nong Khai, Phang Nga, and Mae Hong Son were also relieved from the title after taking part in other local pageants during their reign.[89]

In the 2018 season, merely two provincial title holders were dismissed and received a permanent prohibition to engage in any exhibition related to Miss Grand Thailand Ltd.; namely, the representative of Yasothon and Lampang province forasmuch as both participated in other contests without completing the year of reign. Since then, no incidents of dethronement was encountered.[90]

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Surin province

Surin province

Surin is one of Thailand's seventy-seven provinces (changwat). It lies in lower northeastern Thailand, also called Isan. Neighboring provinces are Buriram, Maha Sarakham, Roi Et, and Sisaket. To the south it borders Oddar Meancheay of Cambodia. Surin covers a total area of 8,124 km2 (3,137 sq mi) from the Mun River in the north to the Dangrek Mountains in the south. The capital, Surin city, in the western central region province is 434 km from Bangkok.

Bangkok

Bangkok

Bangkok, officially known in Thai as Krung Thep Maha Nakhon and colloquially as Krung Thep, is the capital and most populous city of Thailand. The city occupies 1,568.7 square kilometres (605.7 sq mi) in the Chao Phraya River delta in central Thailand and has an estimated population of 10.539 million as of 2020, 15.3 percent of the country's population. Over 14 million people lived within the surrounding Bangkok Metropolitan Region at the 2010 census, making Bangkok an extreme primate city, dwarfing Thailand's other urban centres in both size and importance to the national economy.

Miss International 2017

Miss International 2017

Miss International 2017, the 57th Miss International pageant, was held on November 14, 2017 at Tokyo Dome City Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Kylie Verzosa of the Philippines crowned her successor Kevin Lilliana of Indonesia at the end of the event. This edition also saw the crowning of the first ever moslem women to win Miss International, and was the first to win one of the four major international pageants for Indonesia.

Lampang province

Lampang province

Lampang is one of Thailand's seventy-six provinces (changwat), lies in upper northern Thailand. The old name of Lampang was Khelang Nakhon.

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