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List of first person to summit Mount Everest by nationality

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Country Date Male climber Date Female climber References
  Afghanistan 2023-05-17 Samuel Dean Sidiqi[1][2][3][4]
  Albania 2012-05-26 Gjergj Bojaxhi[5] 2017-05-22 Uta Ibrahimi
  Algeria 2008-05-25 Nadir Dendounne[6][7][8]
  American Samoa (US)
  Andorra
  Angola
  Anguilla (UK)
  Antigua and Barbuda
  Argentina 1999-05-15 Tommy Heinrich[9][10] 2009-05-19 Mercedes Sahores
  Armenia 2002-05-16 Igor Khalatian[11][12][13] 2016-05-20 Irena Kharazova[14][15][16]
  Aruba (Netherlands)
  Australia 1984-10-03 Tim Macartney-Snape and Greg Mortimer[17][18][19] 1997 Brigitte Muir[20][21][22]
  Austria 1978-05-08 Peter Habeler[23][24][25]
  Azerbaijan 2007-05-19 Israfil Ashurly[26][27] 2023-05-19 Elmira Aslanova[28][29][30]
  Bahamas
  Bahrain
  Bangladesh 2010-05-23 Musa Ibrahim 2012-05-19 Nishat Majumder[31][32][33] [34]
  Barbados
  Belarus 1999 Victor Koulabatchenko[35] 2021-05-23 Ala Kasabutskaya[36][37][38]
  Belgium 1990-05-10 Rudy Van Snick[39] 1992-05-12 Ingrid Baeyens[40][41]
  Belize
  Benin
  Bermuda (UK)
  Bhutan 2024-05-20 Jigme Palden Dorji[42][43][44][45] [46][47]
  Bolivia 1999 Bernardo Guarachi[48][49]
  Bosnia and Herzegovina 2012-5-19 Naim Logić [50][51]
  Botswana
  Brazil 1995-05-14 Waldemar Niclevicz and Mozart Catão[52]
  Brunei
  Bulgaria 1984-04-20 Hristo Prodanov[53][54][55] 2009-05 Petya Kolcheva[56][57]
  Burkina Faso
  Burundi
  Cambodia
  Cameroon
  Canada 1982-10-05 Laurie Skreslet[58][59][60][61] 1986-05-20 Sharon Wood[62][63][64]
  Cape Verde
  Cayman Islands (UK)
  Central African Republic
  Chad
  Chile 1992 Rodrigo Jordan
  China 1960-05-25 Wang Fuzhou, Qu Yinhua[65][66][67][68] 2010-05-24 Wang Lei[69][70][71]
  Colombia
  Comoros
  Democratic Republic of the Congo
  Republic of the Congo
  Cook Islands (New Zealand)
  Costa Rica 2012-05-24 Warner Rojas[72][73] 2024-05-22 Ligia Madrigal[74][75][76]
  Croatia 1999-02-04 Nikola Mišljenović 2009-05-19 Darija Bostjančić[77]

Iris Bostjančić[78]

Ena Vrbek[79]

Milena Šijan[80]

[81][82]
  Cuba 2006-06-24 Osvany Aguilar[83]
  Curacao (Netherlands)
  Cyprus 2012-05-19 George Andreou
  Czechia 2007-05-15 Klára Kolouchová[84][85]
  Denmark 1996-05-10 Lene Gammelgaard[86][87][88]
  Djibouti
  Dominica
  Dominican Republic 2011-05-21 Karim Mella[89] 2024-05-21 Thais Herrera[90][91][92]
  Ecuador 1999-05-25 Iván Vallejo[93][94] 1999 Paulina Aulestia[95] [96]
  Egypt 2007-05-17 Omar Samra[97][98] 2022-05-16 Manal Rostom[99][100][101][102]
  El Salvador 2022-05-12 Alfa Karina Arrué[103][104][105]
  Equatorial Guinea
  Eritrea
  Estonia 2003-05-23 Alar Sikk[106][107] 2021-05-23 Krisli Melesk[108][109]
  Eswatini (Swaziland)
  Ethiopia
  Falkland Islands (UK)
  Faroe Islands (Denmark) 2014-05-25 Arne Vatnhamar
  Fiji
  Finland 1997 Veikka Gustafsson[110][111] 2010-05-17 Carina Räihä[112][113][114]
  France 1978-10-15 Pierre Mazeaud, Jean Afanassieff, and Nicolas Jaeger[115][116][117] 1990-10-5 Christine Janin[118]
  French Polynesia (France)
  Gabon
  Gambia, The
  Gaza Strip/Palestine 2011-05-21 Suzanne Al Houby[119][120][121][122]
  Georgia 2011-05 Mariam Mikava[123]
  Germany 1979-05-10 Reinhard Karl[124][125] 1979 Hannelore Schmatz[126][127]
  Ghana
  Gibraltar (UK)
  Greece

1999

Konstantinos Niarchos[128][129][130] 2019 Christina flampouri

Vanessa Arxontidou

  Greenland (Denmark)
  Grenada
  Guam (US)
  Guatemala 2010-05-23 Andrea Cardona
  Guernsey (UK)
  Guinea
  Guinea-Bissau
  Guyana
  Haiti
  Honduras 2022-05-12 Ronald Quintero[131][132]
  Hong Kong 1992-05-12 Cham Yick-kai[133][134] 2017-05-21 Tsang Yin-hung[135][136][137][138]
  Hungary 2002-05-25 Zsolt Erőss[139][140][141] 2009 Anita Ugyan[142]
  Iceland 2017-05-21 Vilborg Arna Gissurardóttir
  India 1965-05-20 Avtar Singh Cheema[143][144] 1984-05-23 Bachendri Pal[145][146][147]
  Indonesia
  Iran 1990-10-05 Hooman Aprin[148][149] 2022-05-14 Afsaneh Hesamifard[150]
  Iraq 2024-05-20 Dadvan Yousuf[151][152][153]
  Ireland 1993-05-27 Dawson Stelfox[154][155][156]
  Isle of Man (UK)
  Israel 1992 Doron Erel[157][158][159] 2021-05-23 Danielle Wolfson[160]
  Italy 1978-05-08 Reinhold Messner[23]: 154 [161][162] 2003-05-23 Manuela Di Centa[163]
  Ivory Coast
  Jamaica
  Japan 1970-05-11 Teruo Matsuura, Naomi Uemura[164] 1975-05-16 Junko Tabei
  Jersey (UK)
  Jordan 2008-05-25 Mostafa Salameh[165]
  Kazakhstan 2024-05-12 Anar Burasheva[166]
  Kenya 2022-05-12 James Kagambi[167][168][169]
  Kiribati
  Korea, North
  Korea, South 1977-09-15 Ko Sang-Don (고상돈)[170][171]
  Kosovo
  Kurdistan 2024-05-20 Dadvan Yousuf[172][173][174]
  Kuwait 2003-05-23 Zed Al Refai[175][176][177][178]
  Kyrgyzstan
  Laos
  Latvia
  Lebanon 2006-05-15 Maxim Chaya[179][180][181] 2019-05-19 Fatima Deryan
  Lesotho
  Liberia
  Libya
  Liechtenstein
  Lithuania 1993-05-10 Vladas Vitkauskas[182][183] 2013-05-22 Edita Nichols
  Luxembourg
  Macau (China)
  Madagascar
  Malawi
  Malaysia 1997-05-23 M. Magendran[184][185][186]
  Maldives
  Mali
  Malta 2010-05-17 Gregory Attard[187], Marco Cremona, and Robert Gatt[188][189][190]
  Marshall Islands
  Mauritania
  Mauritius 2011-05-26 Jaysen Arumugum[191]
  Mexico 1989-05-16 Ricardo Torres-Nava[192] 1999-05-05 Elsa Ávila[193][194][195]
  Micronesia, Federated States of
  Moldova 2010 Andrei Carpenco[196][197] 2021-05-23 Olga Ţapordei[198]
  Monaco
  Mongolia 2005-05-30 Gotovdirij Usukhbayar
  Montenegro 2010-05-20 Đorđije Vujičić, Dragutin Vujović, and Marko Blečić
  Montserrat (UK)
  Morocco 2017-05-17 Bouchra Baibanou[199][200]
  Mozambique
  Myanmar (Burma) 2016-05 Pyae Phyo Aung and Win Ko Ko[201][202][203] [204]
  Namibia
  Nauru
    Nepal 1953-05-29 Tenzing Norgay[205][206][207] 1993-04- 12 Pasang Lhamu Sherpa [208]
  Netherlands 2002 Wilco van Rooijen[209] 1999-05-13 Katja Staartjes[210]
  New Caledonia (France)
  New Zealand 1953-05-29 Edmund Hillary[211][212][213]
  Nicaragua
  Niger
  Nigeria
  North Macedonia 1989-05-10 Dimitar Ilievski-Murato[214][215]
  Northern Mariana Islands (US)
  Norway 1985-04-29 Arne Næss Jr.[216][217][218]
  Oman 2010-05-23 Khalid Sulaiman Al Siyabi[219][220][221]
  Pakistan 2000-05-17 Nazir Sabir 2013-05-19 Samina Baig
  Palau
  Panama
  Papua New Guinea
  Paraguay
  Peru 2016-05-19 Silvia Vasquez-Lavado
  Philippines 2006-05-17 Leo Oracion[222][223][224] 2007-05-16 Janet Belarmino
  Poland 1978-10-16 Wanda Rutkiewicz
  Portugal 1995-05-18 João Garcia
  Puerto Rico (US) 2002-02-10 Dr. Julio Bird[225][226]
  Qatar 2013-05-13 Sheikh Mohammed Al Thani[227][228][229]
  Romania 1995-05-17 Constantin Lăcătuşu[230][231] May 2021 Iulia and Delia [232][233]
  Russia
  Rwanda
  Saint Barthelemy (France)
  Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (UK)
  Saint Kitts and Nevis
  Saint Lucia
  Saint Martin (France)
  Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France)
  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  Samoa
  San Marino
  Sao Tome and Principe
  Saudi Arabia 2008-05-21 Faruq Saad al-Zuman[234][235] 2013-05-18 Raha Moharrak
  Senegal
  Serbia 2000-05-25 Aleksa Orlović
  Seychelles
  Sierra Leone
  Singapore 1998-05-25 Edwin Siew[236] and Khoo Swee Chiow[237] 2009-05-20 Li Hui, Esther Tan, and Jane Lee
  Sint Maarten (Netherlands)
  Slovakia
  Slovenia
  Solomon Islands
  Somalia
  South Africa 1996-05-25 Ian Woodall[238] 1996-05-25 Cathy O'Dowd[239]
  South Sudan
  Spain 1980-05-14 Martín Zabaleta[240][241][242] Araceli Segarra
  Sri Lanka 2016-05-21 Jayanthi Kuru-Utumpala[243][244]
  Sudan
  Suriname
  Sweden 1990-05-11 Mikael Reuterswärd[245] and Oskar Kihlborg
   Switzerland 1956-05-23 Ernst Schmied[246][247] and Jürg Marmet[248][249][250]
  Syria 2019-05-21 Samer Akkad[251]
  Taiwan 1993-05-05 Wu Chin-hsiung[252][253][254]
  Tajikistan Vitaly Khinenson[255]
  Tanzania 2012-05-25 Wilfred Moshi[256][257][258][259] 2021-05-25 Rawan Dakik
  Thailand 2008-05-22 Vitidnan Rojanapanich[260][261][262]
  Timor-Leste
  Togo
  Tonga
  Trinidad and Tobago
  Tunisia 2016-05 Tahar Manaï
  Turkey 1995-05-17 Nasuh Mahruki[263][264][265] 2006-05-15 Eylem Elif Maviş
  Turkmenistan
  Turks and Caicos Islands (UK)
  Tuvalu
  Uganda
  Ukraine 1999 Vladislav Terzyul[266]
  United Arab Emirates 2011 Omar Al Memari[267]
  United Kingdom 1975-09-24 Doug Scott[268][269][270] 1993-05-17 Rebecca Stephens
  United States 1963-05-22 Willi Unsoeld, Tom Hornbein[271][272][273] 1988-09-29 Stacy Allison
  Uruguay 2022-05-14 Vanessa Estol[274]
  Uzbekistan 1998 Ristam Radjapov 1998 Svetlana Baskakova
  Vanuatu
  Venezuela 2001-05-23 José Antonio Delgado and Marcus Tobía[275]
  Vietnam 2008-05-22 Thanh Nhien Doan[276]
  Virgin Islands (UK)
  Virgin Islands (US)
  Wallis and Futuna (France)
  West Bank/Palestine 2013-05-22 Raed Zidan[277][278][279] 2011-05-21 Suzanne Al Houby [280]
  Western Sahara
  Yemen
  Zambia
  Zimbabwe

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