Miss International 2013, the 53rd edition of the pageant, was held on 17th December 2013 at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Bea Santiago of the Philippines was crowned the new queen by Alejandra Andreu Miss International 2008 at the end of the event finale. This was the second consecutive year where Japan hosted the pageant.
Nathalie den Dekker from Netherlands, Casey Radley from New Zealand, Brigitta Otvos from Hungary and Lorena Hermida from Colombia were adjudged first, second, third and fourth runners-up respectively. Top 15 also included Cristina Alves from Brazil, Nathaly Arroba from Ecuador, Jamielee Randall from Gibraltar, Sigrún Eva Ármannsdóttir from Iceland, Elma Segzdaviciute from Lithuania, Ashley Beth Pérez from Puerto Rico, Olga Gaidabura from Russia, Araceli Carrilero from Spain, Chointicha Tiengtham from Thailand and Andrea Neu from USA.
Miss International 2012 Ikumi Yoshimatsu was barred from attending the finale due to her involvement in a scandal where a media executive Genichi Taniguchi allegedly harassed and intimidated her for not signing on to a talent agency with ties to the underworld.
The delegates who competed at Miss International 2013 were –
Erialda Croes representing Aruba
Johanna Parker representing Australia
Ekaterina Sarafanova representing Belgium
Adriana Delgadillo representing Bolivia
Cristina Alves Da Silva representing Brazil
Sarah Ainsley Harrison representing Canada
Jin Ying representing China
Xiao-wen Chen representing China
Lorena Hermida representing Colombia
Andrea Rojas representing Costa Rica
Carmen Muñoz Guzmán representing Dominican Republic
Nathaly Arroba Hurtao representing Ecuador
Yaritza Rivera representing El Salvador
Madli Vilsar representing Estonia
Helianna Ylimaula representing Finland
Reilly Makaya representing Gabon
Oksana Koroleva representing Germany
Jamielee Randall representing Gibraltar
Megane Monrose representing Guadeloupe
Lirone Veksler representing Guam
Sara Guerrero representing Guatemala
Clara Luce Lafond representing Haiti
Moon Lau representing Hong Kong
Brigitta Ötvös representing Hungary
Sigrún Eva Ármannsdóttir representing Iceland
Gurleen Grewal representing India
Marisa Sartika Maladewi representing Indonesia
Sara Cavagnari representing Italy
Yukiko Takahashi representing Japan
Han Ji-eun representing Korea
Meerim Erkinbayeva representing Kyrgyzstan
Layla Yarak representing Lebanon
Elma Segzdaviciute representing Lithuania
Corrine Semedo Furtado representing Luxembourg
Adela Ka-Wai Sou representing Macau
Charissa Chong Su Huey representing Malaysia
Lucero Montemayor representing Mexico
Anu Namshir representing Mongolia
Gonyi Aye Kyaw representing Myanmar
Shritima Shah representing Nepal
Nathalie den Dekker representing Netherlands
Casey Radley representing New Zealand
Celeste Castillo representing Nicaragua
Betzy Madrid representing Panama
Marta Raviolo representing Paraguay
Maria Gracia Figueroa representing Peru
Bea Santiago representing Philippines
Katarzyna Oracka representing Poland
Ana Claudia Ornelas representing Portugal
Ashley Beth Pérez representing Puerto Rico
Diana Maria Tiron representing Romania
Olga Gaidabura representing Russia
Jia Min Chew representing Singapore
Nikoleta Duchonová representing Slovak Republic
Cindy Rosslind representing South Africa
Ayak Abiel representing South Sudan
Araceli Carrilero Martínez representing Spain
Cherelen Van Bastasa representing Suriname
Eleonore Lilja representing Sweden
Ohana Huber representing Tahiti
Chonticha Tiengtham representing Thailand
Sondes Zamouri representing Tunisia
Margaryta Gorbyk representing Ukraine
Elizabeth Greenham representing United Kingdom
Andrea Neu representing USA
Elián Herrera representing Venezuela
Lô Thi Huong Trâm representing Vietnam