Mister Supranational 2024

Mister Supranational 2024
Mister Supranational 2024
Date	4 July 2024
Venue	Nowy Sącz, Lesser Poland, Poland
Broadcaster	Polsat;
Placements	20
Debuts	Côte d'Ivoire • Guatemala
Returns	Colombia; Dominican Republic; Germany; Haiti; Jamaica; Laos; Malta; Mauritius; Myanmar; Paraguay; Sierra Leone; Suriname; Vietnam;
	← 2023

Mister Supranational 2024 will be the 8th edition of the Mister Supranational pageant to be held in Nowy Sącz, Poland. Iván Álvarez of Spain will crown his successor at the end of the event.

Background[edit]

Selection of participants[edit]

Contestants from countries and territories will be selected to compete for the 2024 edition.

The 2024 edition will witness the debut of Côte d'Ivoire, Guatemala and Jamaica and the returns of Colombia, Dominican Republic, Germany, Haiti, Laos, Malta, Mauritius, Myanmar, United Kingdom, Suriname and Vietnam who last competed in 2022. Myanmar and Paraguay last competed in 2018, meanwhile Jamaica and Suriname back in 2019, Colombia and Dominican Republic last competed in 2021.

Challenge events[edit]

Supra Chat[edit]

In the Supra Chat, the contestants introduce themselves individually in groups of five.

Round 1[edit]

Supra Chat 2024 Episode 1 premiered on Mister Supranational's official YouTube channel on 27 May 2024.^[1]

Advanced to Semifinal

Group	Country 1	Country 2	Country 3	Country 4	Country 5	Reference
1	Dominican Republic	Ecuador	Paraguay	Spain	Venezuela	^[1]

Contestants[edit]

39 contestants have been confirmed to compete.

Country/Territory	Contestant	Age^[a]	Hometown	Region
Argentina	Guillermo Layus^{[citation needed]}	28	San Miguel de Tucumán	Americas
Brazil	Matheus Maia^[2]	26	Cachoeirinha	Americas
Cambodia	Chakravuth Chuop^[3]	30	Phnom Penh	Asia
Cameroon	Hendrix Allan Moth^{[citation needed]}	23	Yaoundé	Africa
Canada	Jaime Cecar^{[citation needed]}	22	Toronto	Americas
Colombia	Rafael Rapelo^[4]	27	Santa Marta	Americas
Côte d'Ivoire	Firmin Junior Yapi^[5]	28	Yamoussoukro	Africa
Czech Republic	Adam Sedro^[6]	29	Prague	Europe
Dominican Republic	Bray Vargas^[7]	32	Santiago	Caribbean
Ecuador	Fernando Mendieta^{[citation needed]}	33	Guayaquil	Americas
Equatorial Guinea	José Carlos Beheba^[8]	27	Malabo	Africa
France	Mathieu Testa^[9]	23	Mont-Saint-Martin	Europe
Germany	Marc Arthur Tsanang^{[citation needed]}	34	Wiesbaden	Europe
Greece	Nikos Koliogiannis^{[citation needed]}	31	Athens	Europe
Guatemala	Joshua Mata^{[citation needed]}	32	Guatemala City	Americas
Haiti	Abdias Augustin^[10]	23	Cap-Haïtien	Caribbean
Indonesia	Nathaniel Christopher^[11]	20	Banten	Asia
Jamaica	Jermaine Harris^{[citation needed]}	27	Kingston	Caribbean
Laos	Sanonh Maniphonh^{[citation needed]}	26	Vientiane	Asia
Malta	Ruben Pulido^[12]	33	Msida	Europe
Malaysia	Siavesh Akbari^{[citation needed]}	31	Kuala Lumpur	Asia
Mexico	Zait Reza^[13]	32	Saltillo	Americas
Myanmar	Thet Oo Maung Maung^{[citation needed]}	25	Yangon	Asia
Netherlands	Casey De Vries^{[citation needed]}	28	Brielle	Europe
Nepal	Dhiroj Kaji Basnet^{[citation needed]}	21	Kathmandu	Asia
Paraguay	Osvaldo Orué^{[citation needed]}	26	Asunción	Americas
Peru	Joel Farach^[14]	34	Callao	Americas
Philippines	Brandon Espiritu^[15]	29	Dededo	Asia
Poland	Patryk Karbowski^{[citation needed]}	31	Augustów	Europe
Puerto Rico	Cristian González^[16]	21	San Juan	Caribbean
Sierra Leone	Uthman Issa Bangura^{[citation needed]}	25	Freetown	Africa
Slovakia	Adam Palkovič^{[citation needed]}	26	Bratislava	Europe
South Africa	Fezile Mkhize^{[citation needed]}	33	Bloemfontein	Africa
South Korea	Jo Seong Hyeon^[17]	28	Seoul	Asia
Spain	Álvaro Germes^[18]	29	Huesca	Europe
Thailand	Chonlawit Wongsriwor^[19]	27	Phuket	Asia
Trinidad and Tobago	Anderson Subero^{[citation needed]}	25	Sangre Grande	Caribbean
United States	Alan Hierro^{[citation needed]}	32	New York City	Americas
Venezuela	Marcos De Freitas^[20]	24	Caracas	Americas