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Eurovision, country by country
52 countries have sung at the Eurovision Song Contest since 1956, and 28 of them have won it. Ireland and Sweden share the record with seven wins each. Pick a country for every song it has sent, how each one did, the years it hosted, and what our stories say about it.
- Albania 22 contests · since 2004 best: 5th
- Andorra 6 contests · since 2004 never in the final
- Armenia 18 contests · since 2006 best: 4th
- Australia 11 contests · since 2015 best: 2nd
- Austria 58 contests · since 1957 3 wins 1966, 2014, 2025
- Azerbaijan 18 contests · since 2008 1 win 2011
- Belarus 16 contests · since 2004 best: 6th
- Belgium 67 contests · since 1956 1 win 1986
- Bosnia and Herzegovina 19 contests · since 1993 best: 3rd
- Bulgaria 15 contests · since 2005 1 win 2026
- Croatia 31 contests · since 1993 best: 2nd
- Cyprus 42 contests · since 1981 best: 2nd
- Czechia 14 contests · since 2007 best: 6th
- Denmark 54 contests · since 1957 3 wins 1963, 2000, 2013
- Estonia 31 contests · since 1994 1 win 2001
- Finland 59 contests · since 1961 1 win 2006
- France 68 contests · since 1956 5 wins latest 1977
- Georgia 18 contests · since 2007 best: 9th
- Germany 69 contests · since 1956 2 wins 1982, 2010
- Greece 46 contests · since 1974 1 win 2005
- Hungary 17 contests · since 1994 best: 4th
- Iceland 37 contests · since 1986 best: 2nd
- Ireland 58 contests · since 1965 7 wins latest 1996
- Israel 48 contests · since 1973 4 wins latest 2018
- Italy 51 contests · since 1956 3 wins 1964, 1990, 2021
- Latvia 26 contests · since 2000 1 win 2002
- Lithuania 26 contests · since 1994 best: 6th
- Luxembourg 40 contests · since 1956 5 wins latest 1983
- Malta 38 contests · since 1971 best: 2nd
- Moldova 20 contests · since 2005 best: 3rd
- Monaco 24 contests · since 1959 1 win 1971
- Montenegro 14 contests · since 2007 best: 13th
- Morocco 1 contest · since 1980 best: 18th
- Netherlands 65 contests · since 1956 5 wins latest 2019
- North Macedonia 21 contests · since 1998 best: 7th
- Norway 64 contests · since 1960 3 wins 1985, 1995, 2009
- Poland 28 contests · since 1994 best: 2nd
- Portugal 57 contests · since 1964 1 win 2017
- Romania 24 contests · since 1994 best: 3rd
- Russia 23 contests · since 1994 1 win 2008
- San Marino 16 contests · since 2008 best: 19th
- Serbia 18 contests · since 2007 1 win 2007
- Serbia and Montenegro 2 contests · since 2004 best: 2nd
- Slovakia 7 contests · since 1994 best: 18th
- Slovenia 30 contests · since 1993 best: 7th
- Spain 64 contests · since 1961 2 wins 1968, 1969
- Sweden 65 contests · since 1958 7 wins latest 2023
- Switzerland 66 contests · since 1956 3 wins 1956, 1988, 2024
- Turkey 34 contests · since 1975 1 win 2003
- Ukraine 21 contests · since 2003 3 wins 2004, 2016, 2022
- United Kingdom 68 contests · since 1957 5 wins latest 1997
- Yugoslavia 27 contests · since 1961 1 win 1989
Countries are listed under the name they use today: Czechia’s record includes its years as the Czech Republic, and North Macedonia’s its years as Macedonia. Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro have their own pages, because their records belong to no one country that exists now.