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Miss International 2005
Precious Lara Quigaman of the Philippines, Miss International 2005
Date	September 26, 2005
Presenters	Masumi Okada
Venue	Koseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Broadcaster	TV Tokyo
Entrants	52
Placements	12
Debuts	Kazakhstan Tanzania
Withdrawals	Angola Chile Costa Rica Egypt Hawaii Hungary Iceland Latvia Lebanon Mexico Northern Marianas Romania Russia Senegal Tunisia Zambia
Returns	Chinese Taipei Honduras Macau Nepal New Zealand Nicaragua Paraguay Sweden
Winner	Lara Quigaman  Philippines
Congeniality	Queenie Chu  Hong Kong
Best National Costume	Margareth Wilson  Tanzania
Photogenic	Yang Li  China
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Miss International 2005, the 45th Miss International pageant, was held on September 26, 2005 at the Koseinenkin Hall in Tokyo, Japan. 52 contestants from all over the world competed for the crown. Jeymmy Vargas of Colombia crowned her successor Lara Quigaman of the Philippines as the new Miss International. She became the fourth Filipino to win the pageant.

Results

Placements

Special awards

Contestants

•  Aruba – Gita van Bochove
•  Australia – Natalie Gillard
•  Bahamas – Brianna Clarke
•  Bolivia – Gretel María Stehli Parada
•  Brazil – Ariane Colombo
•  Canada – Micaela Smith
•  China – Yang Li
•  Colombia – Diana Patricia Arbeláez González
•  Cyprus – Charis Dimitriou
•  Czech Republic – Petra Machackova
•  Dominican Republic – Yadira Geara Cury
•  Ecuador – Bianca María Salame Avilés
•  El Salvador – Ana Saidia Palma Rebollo
•  Ethiopia – Dina Fekadu Mosissa
•  Finland – Susanna Laine
•  France – Cynthia Tevere
•  Germany – Annika Pinter
•  Greece – Panagiota Perimeni
•  Honduras – Ingrid Lopez
•  Hong Kong – Queenie Chu
•  India – Vaishali Desai
•  Israel – Moran Gerbi
•  Japan – Naomi Ishizaka
•  Kazakhstan – Antontseva Segeevna
•  South Korea – Lee Kyoung-eun
•  Macau – Zheng Ma
•  Malaysia – Winnie Chan Wai Ling
•  Mongolia – Gantogoo Bayaarkhuu
•    Nepal – Nisha Adhikary
•  New Caledonia – Lesley Delrieu
•  New Zealand – Ellie Bloomfield
•  Nicaragua – Daniela Regina Clerk
•  Norway – Karoline Nakken
•  Panama – Lucía Matamoros
•  Paraguay – Liz Concepción Santacruz Amarilla
•  Peru – Vanessa López Vera Tudela
•  Philippines – Precious Lara San Agustin Quigaman
•  Poland – Monika Szeroka
•  Puerto Rico – Dinorah Collazo
•  Serbia & Montenegro – Sanja Miljanic
•  Singapore – Catherine Tan
•  Slovak Republic – Lucia Debnarova
•  Spain – Maria del Pilar Domínquez
•  Sweden – Cecilia Zatterlöf Harbo Kristensen
•  Chinese Taipei – Li Yen Chin
•  Tanzania – Margareth Wilson Kiguha Chacha
•  Thailand – Sukanya Pimmol
•  Turkey – Şebnem Azade
•  Ukraine – Mariya Zhukova
•  United Kingdom – Amy Guy
•  USA – Anna Ward
•  Venezuela – Andrea Gómez

Notes

Debuts

•  Kazakhstan
•  Tanzania

Returns

• Last competed in 1997:
  •  Macau
• Last competed in 1998:
  •  Paraguay
• Last competed in 2000:
  •  Honduras
  •    Nepal
  •  Chinese Taipei
• Last competed in 2002:
  •  Nicaragua
  •  Sweden
• Last competed in 2003:
  •  New Zealand

Withdrawals

•  Angola
•  Chile
•  Costa Rica
•  Egypt
•  Hawaii
•  Hungary
•  Iceland
•  Latvia
•  Lebanon
•  Mexico
•  Northern Marianas
•  Romania
•  Russia
•  Senegal
•  Tunisia
•  Zambia

References

1. ^ Vina, Nguyen (September 28, 2015). "All winners of the contest Miss International". Global Express News. Retrieved January 3, 2016.
2. Ricky Lo (September 27, 2005). "RP bet is Miss International 2005". philstar.com. The Philippine Star. Retrieved October 9, 2013.

External links

• Pageantopolis – Miss International 2005

• Miss International
• 2005 beauty pageants
• 2005 in Tokyo
• Beauty pageants in Japan