Asia
- Saudi Arabia: Cigars of the Pharaoh
- / India
- British mandate of Raj
- Bombay: Cigars of the Pharaoh
- New Delhi: Tintin in Tibet
- British mandate of Raj
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- Singapore
- Singapore: The Blue Lotus (The SS Ranchi passed through it)
- Nepal
- Katmandu: Tintin in Tibet
- China
- Shangai: The Blue Lotus
- Nanjing: The Blue Lotus
- Yemen
- South Yemen
- Lebanon
- Beirut: The Red Sea Sharks (Tintin arrives in Khemed via Beirut)
- Indonesia
- Jakarta: Flight 714
- Khemed (fictitious): The Red Sea Sharks, Land of Black Gold (In the original edition, this episode featured the real life British Mandate of Palestine, and Tintin arrives in Haifa. Later, wanting to avoid political troubles, Hergé invented Khemed and it's port Khemkah)
- Sondonesia: Flight 714
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