The final competition of the Miss World Thailand 2026 pageant will take place on May 10 at MCC Hall, The Mall Lifestore Ngamwongwan in Bangkok, where reigning Miss World Opal Suchata Chuangsri is expected to crown her national successor.

The event marks a historic moment for Thailand, as the country’s first Miss World pass on the title to the contestant who will represent Thailand at the 73rd Miss World Festival, the 75th Anniversary Edition of Miss World, scheduled to take place in Vietnam from August 9 to September 5, 2026.

According to the organizers, registration for guests will begin at 5:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM at MCC Hall on the 4th floor of The Mall Lifestore Ngamwongwan. Tickets for the final have officially gone on sale through Megatix Thailand.

The competition has drawn nationwide attention following Thailand’s recent success at Miss World, with contestants from across the country competing through a series of preliminary events, challenges, including Sports, Head to Head, Fashion, Personal Interviews and Beauty With a Purpose activities.

Ahead of the final, Miss World Thailand Organization has positioned this year’s edition under the theme “THE WORLD is TRUE,” presented by TRUE5G.

During the final event, audiences are expected to see the contestants compete in multiple segments before the announcement of the new Miss World Thailand 2026. The winner will go on to represent Thailand, succeeding Opal Suchata’s historic reign that brought the Miss World crown to Thailand for the first time.

Julia Morley CBE is now in Bangkok to attend the final event. 

The official contestant lineup for Miss World Thailand 2026 includes candidates from provinces and regions across the country, each bringing her own academic, professional, and social advocacy background to the competition. Organizers are also expected to highlight the delegates’ Beauty With a Purpose projects during the final broadcast.

Meet the candidates:

Chalinee Petchtthai, or Nan, is a 25-year-old graduate in Tourism and Hospitality Innovation from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang.
Currently working as a Tourist Police Assistant, she speaks Thai and intermediate English. Her “Friends by Heart” public service initiative focuses on supporting individuals with special needs and their caregivers, inspired by personal family experiences.
Chalinee says her ultimate goal is to become the best version of herself while inspiring others through compassion and service.

Apinya Kansa, or Kwangtung, is a 27-year-old model and influencer who graduated from Kalasin University’s Faculty of Liberal Arts. Her “House of Silence” public service project advocates for stray dogs in Thailand, promoting animal welfare, education, and stronger protection laws.
Apinya says her goal is to transform shelters into places of opportunity and help build a more compassionate society for both people and animals.

Wannapa Yampoo, or Note, is a 24-year-old graduate in English from Suan Dusit University who works as a freelancer and real estate company employee.
Fluent in Thai and English, she aims to inspire and support people facing discouragement while focusing on finding happiness in the present. Her “Melody Minds” public service project brings joy to elderly communities through music, singing, shared meals, and creative activities.

Supitcha Pinthakasetrin, or My, is a 22-year-old Business Administration student at Bangkok University who works as an influencer and model. Fluent in Thai and English, she hopes to build a business and personal platform that inspires others and promotes positive social values.
Her “Wear to Care” public service project encourages mindful fashion choices, highlighting sustainability, labor value, and environmental awareness.

Boodsabongkot Linthong, or June, is a 22-year-old Business Management student at Chandrakasem Rajabhat University. She hopes to create positive change in society by inspiring others and using her potential to open opportunities for people around her.
Her “Paws of Hope” public service project focuses on helping stray animals through medical treatment, sterilization, and finding permanent homes.

Lalita Chumpramol, or Lita, is a 19-year-old student preparing to study International Economics at Srinakharinwirot University. Fluent in Thai and English, she hopes to build a future as an entrepreneur and model.
Her “We Hope, We Help” public service project focuses on emotional support and mental health recovery, inspired by her grandfather’s resilience during illness.

Jirapat Dathumma, or Kim, is a 22-year-old Microbiology graduate from Srinakharinwirot University who currently works as a model. Fluent in Thai and English, she hopes to succeed in business while providing a better life for her family and becoming a respected public figure.
Her public service project focuses on controlling rice blast disease through microbiology research, aiming to reduce chemical use and improve agricultural sustainability.

Woramol Chaveewong, or Pupae, is a 26-year-old Marketing graduate from the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. She works as an actress, model, MC, and product review coordinator, with ambitions of opening her own café and expanding her social media presence.
Her public service project focuses on providing educational opportunities for underprivileged children, inspired by her mother’s struggles to access education in rural Thailand.
Pupae also has experience in television and entertainment, appearing in Thai dramas, commercials, and hosting programs for major brands and platforms.

Pannika Boonsiritakorn, or Benz, is a 25-year-old Berklee College of Music graduate who works as an entrepreneur, singer, model, and influencer.
Fluent in Thai and English, she hopes to finish among the Top 3 finalists at Miss World Thailand 2026.
Her “Voices of Hope” public service project uses music to support emotional healing, confidence building, and skill development for underprivileged children and visually impaired youth.
Benz has a strong background in music competitions and performance, including appearances on The Voice Kids Thailand and national jazz and singing contests.

Iris Saesun, or Jib, is a 27-year-old Digital Marketing graduate from Southeast Bangkok University who is currently focused on her health recovery.
Fluent in Thai and English, she hopes to build a successful business and create positive change for her family and community.
Her “Jib for Any Cancer: Hope & Life” public service project supports cancer patients through research, access to medication, and post-treatment recovery assistance.
Through her journey, Iris aims to raise awareness and improve quality of life for people facing cancer and long-term health challenges.

Malaika Khan, or Malai, is a 22-year-old Liberal Arts student at Ramkhamhaeng University who works as an influencer and model. She speaks Thai, English, Urdu, Hindi, and Tai Lue, and hopes to launch ethical fashion or cosmetics businesses while establishing a foundation supporting women and children. Her “Center for Girls Project” focuses on combating violence and human trafficking, promoting gender equality, and empowering vulnerable communities through education and career opportunities. Malaika has collaborated with international organizations including UN Women and has helped support more than 12,000 people through her long-running advocacy work. 

Khontarosaphan Vasanaarchasakul, or Athena, is a 19-year-old Spanish student at Kasetsart University who also works as a freelance model and clothing reviewer. She speaks Thai, English, and Spanish, and hopes to build a future in entertainment and social work through the Miss World platform.
Her “Voice & Opportunity Project” promotes youth empowerment, environmental awareness, and educational opportunities, inspired by her volunteer experiences with children and international programs.
Athena believes communication and small educational initiatives can create long-term positive change in society and encourage greater social equality.

Kanteera Techaphattanakul, or Namphung, is a 25-year-old medical technologist and Chiang Mai University graduate with additional studies in Public Administration.
Inspired by her own experience as a stateless child, she created the “Dare Your Dream Project” to expand educational opportunities for stateless children and youth in Thailand.
Her initiative supports scholarships, life skills, and long-term development, aiming to reduce inequality and help vulnerable young people build stable futures.
Namphung has also received several national academic and leadership awards and previously competed at Miss Universe Thailand 2023 before winning Miss Chiang Mai 2026.

Areeya Htut, or Berry, is a 25-year-old physician and graduate of Siam University’s Faculty of Medicine.
Fluent in Thai and English, she hopes to improve people’s quality of life through compassionate healthcare that values both physical and mental well-being.
Her “Within Healthy, Beyond Beauty” public service project promotes women’s health awareness, focusing on conditions such as PCOS, breast cancer, and mental health.
Berry has also served in various ambassador, volunteer, and medical outreach roles, combining healthcare, education, and community service throughout her career.

Kantida Kanuwong, or Kan, is a 25-year-old Thammasat University graduate with a degree in Finance and Marketing from the international business program.
She speaks Thai, English, and conversational German, and hopes to become a positive force for social change and inspiration.
Her public service work centers on volunteer rural development camps and community outreach projects supporting underserved areas in Thailand.
Kan’s background combines academic achievement with hands-on volunteer leadership through multiple intercamp and university development initiatives.

Nirada Nilsethi, or Prairchompoo, is a 27-year-old flight attendant studying Cyber Business Management and pursuing an MBA in Next Gen Hospitality.
She speaks Thai, English, Japanese, and Arabic, and hopes to contribute to Thailand’s development while representing the country internationally.
Her “Soloist Agers” public service project focuses on supporting elderly people in aging societies through community-centered living spaces and activities that reduce loneliness.
Prairchompoo has also participated in international cultural and community projects.

Kim Docekalova, or Kimmy, is a 26-year-old Bangkok University International graduate in Entrepreneurship who works as a flight attendant.
She speaks Thai, English, and Czech, and hopes to create a world where people feel understood, heard, and valued.
Her “Melody to Memory” public service project uses music therapy to support Alzheimer’s patients, helping families reconnect through shared songs and emotional healing.
Kimmy previously won Elite Model Look 2017. 

Rewadee Moosikim, or Kluay Mai, is a 21-year-old law student at Rangsit University. Fluent in Thai and English, she is passionate about improving the lives of disadvantaged animals through rescue, rehabilitation, and long-term care.
Her “Hope for the Voiceless” public service project supports abandoned and injured animals, providing medical treatment, sterilization, and rehabilitation for more than 100 animals so far.

Anyamanee Khongnoi, or Ploy, is a 27-year-old Building Innovation graduate from Kasetsart University and a business owner. She hopes to build businesses that benefit communities while creating sustainable opportunities for social development.
Her “Craft of Future” public service project uses paper clay art workshops to empower women and youth through creativity, confidence building, and skill development.
Ploy has also been active in leadership and community initiatives, including youth development programs and founding a community art workshop project.

Pokged Janlap, or Jeny, is a 21-year-old Communication Arts student at Bangkok University specializing in Brand Influencer studies.
She hopes to build a successful career while helping people and animals in need and supporting her family.
Her public service project, “Those Who Strayed Behind the Walls,” focuses on vocational training and emotional support for inmates, encouraging rehabilitation and second chances in society.
Jeny also has experience in entertainment and dance, including competing internationally in hip hop and appearing in Thai television productions.

Nutthanan Leardsakulphasuk, or Paan, is a 20-year-old Media and Communication student at Mahidol University International College.
She hopes to achieve financial stability to support her family and give her parents a comfortable future while pursuing her own dreams.
Her “Care for Angels” public service project raises awareness about unfair treatment of nurses and seeks support for healthcare workers facing illness and exhaustion from overwork.
Paan has also been active in creative and leadership roles, including TEDxMahidolU, theater productions, university events, and student media projects.

Good luck to all!