Team Appearances At The Final Stages
As of 2012, twenty-one teams were qualified in the whole history of the competition for the final stages of the Uber Cup. Asia is the continent with most teams at ten, followed by Europe with six. Americas and Oceania have each had two teams that qualified while South Africa is the only team that has qualified from Africa.
- 21 times
- Indonesia
- Japan
- 17 times
- Denmark
- 15 times
- China
- Korea
- 13 times
- England
- 10 times
- Netherlands
- United States
- 9 times
- Canada
- Malaysia
- 6 times
- New Zealand
- Germany
- 5 times
- Sweden
- Hong Kong
- Australia
- South Africa
- 3 times
- India
- Russia
- Thailand
- Chinese Taipei
- 1 time
- Singapore
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