Countries in the Junior Eurovision Contest

Albania has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest ten times since its 2012 debut, with punctual hiatuses between 2012-2015 and a withdraw in 2020.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Armenia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest eighteen times since its 2007 debut, withdrawing from the contest a single time due to effects of the ongoing Nagorno-Karabakh war, in 2020.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Australia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 5 times between 2015 and 2019, not returning to it ever since.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Azerbaijan has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest five times since its 2012 debut. With short hiatuses between each of its participations, the country stopped participating in 2021, returning in 2025.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Belgium has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 10 times from 2003 to 2012, opting not to make a comeback due to having lost interest in the contest. The country, though, still takes part in the senior contest every year.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Bulgaria has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest seven times since its 2007 debut. With punctual hiatuses between its participations, the country hasn't returned to the contest after 2021.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Belarus has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest eighteen times after its 2003 debut, participating in every edition of it until 2020. The country was later suspended by the EBU, and as of 2024 it is yet to make a come back.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Switzerland has only participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest once, in 2004, not making a comeback in subsequent years due to financial constraints.

Cyprus has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest twelve times since its 2003 debut (with one withdrawn entry), with punctual hiatuses.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Germany has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 4 times since its 2020 debut, deciding not to participate in 2022.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Denmark has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest thrice since its 2003 debut, deciding not to participate after 2005 due to deciding the contest had strayed from its core idea.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Spain has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest eleven times after debuting in 2003 debut, deciding not to participate between 2006 and 2019.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Estonia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest twice since its 2023 debut.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

France has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest nine times since debuting in 2004. After a 14-year long break, the country returned to the competition in 2018, taking part in every subsequent edition of it so far, winning four of them as of 2025.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

The United Kingdom has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 5 times after its 2003 debut, with a lengthy hiatus between 2005 and 20221. The country also withdrew from the 2024 edition.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

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Georgia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest nineteen times since its 2007 debut, winning on four occasions (2008, 2011, 2016 and 2024).

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Greece has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest six times since its 2003 debut. It hasn't returned after 2008, when the country announced a decision considering low television ratings for the contest and an objection to using children as acts.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Croatia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest six times since its 2003 debut. After a short hiatus, it returned to the 2014 edition of the contest, and stayed away from it in subsequent editions, having finally returned in 2025.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Ireland has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest ten times since its 2015 debut, so far only missing the 2020 edition due to concerns with the ongoing pandemics at the time.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Israel has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 3 times since its 2012 debut, with punctual hiatuses between each participation - though the country is yet to return to the contest, after having last been in it in 2018.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Italy has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest eleven times since its 2014 debut, so far only missing the 2020 contest.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Kazakhstan has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest five times, from 2018 to 2022, after which they haven't returned to the contest. All their participations, however, are unique, as they mark the only times the Kazakh language has been present in an Eurovision competing entry - and the country's only attachment to Eurovision as a whole, considering it is yet to make its debut in the senior contest.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Lithuania has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest four times since its 2007 debut. After a short hiatus, the country came back in the 2010 and 2011 editions. Ever since, it's not returned.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Latvia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest five times since its 2003 debut. After a short hiatus, it returned to the 2010 edition of the contest, having last been seen in its 2011 edition.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Moldova has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest four times since its 2010 debut. It's yet to return to it, having last been seen in its 2013 edition.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

North Macedonia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest twenty times since its 2003 debut, with punctual absences - that didn't last too long.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Malta is the second country with most participations in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, being present in it twenty one times since making its debut in 2013, having missed the contest from 2011 to 2012.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Montenegro has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest three times as a sovereign state (after the dissolution of Serbia and Montenegro). Having been present in 2014 and 2015 and deciding not to return to the contest ever since, the country finally returned to the competition in 2025.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

The Netherlands is the only country which has participated in every edition, so far, of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, appearing in it since its first edition, thrown in 2003. This brings to the country a record of a 23-year long participation.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Norway has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest thrice since its 2003 debut, deciding not to participate after 2005 due to concerns regarding excessive pressure being put over children.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Poland has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest twelve times since its 2003 debut, with a lenghty hiatus between 2004 and 2016.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Portugal has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest ten times since making its debut in 2006. After a lengthy hiatus, the country returned to the competition in 2017.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Romania has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest seven times, from 2003 to 2009, deciding not to comeback to the contest.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Russia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest seventeen times after its 2005 debut, participating in every edition of it until 2021. The country later withdrew from participating in the future after the country was excluded from participating in the regular Eurovision Song Contest due to Russia's invading Ukraine.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

San Marino, a landlocked enclave in Italy, has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest five times since its 2013 debut. The country resumed its participations in 2024, after a 9-year long absence.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Serbia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest fourteen times as a sovereign state (after the dissolution of Serbia and Montenegro), after debuting in 2006, with punctual absences that didn't last long.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Serbia and Montenegro only participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest once, in 2005. The country dissoluted the year after, giving place to Serbia and Montenegro as two separate entities, competing against one another.

Slovenia has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest twice, in 2014 and 2015, withdrawing from the contest in 2016.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Sweden has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest eleven times since its 2003 debut, deciding not the return to it after 2014.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Ukraine has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest seventeen times since making its debut, in 2006.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.

Wales has participated as an independent entity (the country previously participated under the United Kingdom flag) in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest two single consecutive times. They haven't returned to the contest after its 2019 edition. Their participations, however, are unique, as they mark the only times the Welsh language has been present in an Eurovision competing entry.

Here you'll find entries which represented the country in the contest, along with info regarding songwriters and position in the final rankings.