FAVORITES: The Miss Globe 2022 Final Top 12 favorites

After two weeks of pre-pageant events and activities, the Miss Globe 2022 world final will culminate tonight at the Opera and Ballet Theatre in Tirana, Albania.

Fifty contestants from around the globe will battle it out for the coveted title currently held by Maureen Montagne of the Philippines.

Based on their overall presentations throughout the competition, runway presence, poise, and interviews, here are our Final Top 12 favorites for the title:


Top 12

Albania - Drita Ziri

Colombia - Sofia Donado

Germany - Sama Parajuli

Ghana - Prisca Abah

Japan - Rika Kinoshita

Latvia - Anastasija Aleksejevska

Nigeria - Alexandra Oluwatosin Egunyika

Philippines - Chelsea Fernandez

Romania - Bianca Elena Calian

Thailand - Thanawan Wigg

Venezuela - Argi Annisil

Vietnam - Lam Thu Hong

Special mentions:

Brazil, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Poland, Portugal, South Africa, UAE

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