Miss Grand International 2016
Miss Grand International 2016 Claire Parker along with the contestantsInstagram/Claire Parker

The finale of the 4th edition of the Miss Grand International will take place on October 25 in Los Angeles and one among the 76 contestants from different countries will win the crown.

Miss Grand International 2015 Claire Parker will crown her successor on Tuesday night (Wednesday morning in India) at the Westgate International Theater, Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, US. The grand finale will kick off at 7:30:00 pm PDT.

The finale will be hosted by American actor and producer, Brian J. White. The crowning ceremony will be broadcast live on TV by the American-Vietnamese broadcaster, VietFace TV. For those who will not be able to watch the event live on TV can view it online on the official Facebook page of Miss Grand International.

In India, the event will be broadcast on Wednesday at 7.30 am, in Japan it will air at 11.30 am on Wednesday, in New York at 10.30 pm on Tuesday, in London, it will be broadcast at 3.30 am on Wednesday and in the Philippines it will be aired at 10.30 am on Wednesday.

Check out the names of the 76 contestants who will compete with each other to win the crown.

Chimay Ramos – Aruba

Dani Fitch – Australia

Selvinique Wright – Bahamas

Kawtar Riahi Idrissi – Belgium

Joselyn Toro Leigue – Bolivia

Renata Sena – Brazil

Monika Horvat – Canada

Siru He – China

Juliana Florez Herrera – Columbia

Monique Rodriguez – Costa Rica

Merys Navarro – Cuba

Monika Vaculíková – Czech Republic

Ida Sjöström—Denmark

Lucero Arias – Dominican Republic

Carmen Verónica Iglesias López – Ecuador

Mireille Azer – Egypt

Cherelle Rose Patterson – England

Merylin Nau – Estonia

Genet Tsegay – Ethiopia

Océane Pernodet – France

Susan Larios Cruz – Guatemala

Rebecca Lau Hoi Yee – Hong Kong

Anna Váradi – Hungary

Arna Ýr Jónsdóttir – Iceland

Pankhuri Gidwani – India

Ariska Putri Pertiwi – Indonesia

Klaodia Khalaf – Iraq

Martina Corrias – Italy

Dianne O. Brown – Jamaica

Ayaka Sato – Japan

Yeseul Cho – Korea

Meldra Rozenberga – Latvia

Aista Maciulyte – Lithuania

Natascha Bintz – Luxembourg

Hio Man Chan – Macau

Ranmeet Jassal – Malaysia

Christine Mifsud – Malta

Ramjaun Sehba – Mauritius

Paulina Flores – Mexico

Alina Staicu – Moldova

Nandar Lwin – Myanmar

Floor Masselink – Netherlands

Cosmiana Brown – New Zealand

Michelle Lacayo – Nicaragua

Rachel Onuwa Ikekhuame – Nigeria

Yasmin Osee Aakre – Norway

Selena Gómez Santamaría – Panama

Cindy Nordmann – Paraguay

Priscila Howard – Peru

Nicole Cordoves – Philippines

Marta Redo – Poland

Ana Bomfim – Portugal

Madison Anderson – Puerto Rico

Ioana Mihalache – Romania

Zatsepina Daria – Russia

Sonia Gisa – Rwanda

Gemma Palmer – Scotland

Sabrina Ng – Singapore

Viktoria Nagy – Slovakia

Caitlin Harty – South Africa

Teresa Yuol – South Sudan

Adriana Sanchez Rivas – Spain

Buddhika Harshani – Sri Lanka

Daryola Brandon – Suriname

Victoria Ericsson – Sweden

Ambre Chavaillaz – Switzerland

Vaiata Buisson – Tahiti

Ri-Xing Zhu – Taiwan

Supaporn Malisorn – Thailand

Diana Osypenko – Turkey

Veronika Mykhailyshyn – Ukraine

Michelle Leon – United States of America

Melina Carballo – Uruguay

Debora Paola Medina – Venezuela

Nguyen Thi Loan – Vietnam

Rachael Tate –Wales