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List Of Ioc Country Codes

The IOC country codes are three-letter country codes allocated by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to all National Olympic Committees and other groups competing in the Olympic Games. For historical reasons, many of these are different from the standard ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 codes.

Current codes

: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Code Nation / IOC designation First use Notes
AFG Afghanistan1936
AHO Netherlands Antilles1960
ALB Albania1972
ALG Algeria1964
AND Andorra1976
ANG Angola1980
ANT Antigua and Barbuda1976part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
ARG British West Indies1920
ARM Armenia1994part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
ARU Aruba1988part of AHO ( Netherlands Antilles) 1960-1984
ASA American Samoa1988
AUS Australia1896current usage 1896-1904
part of ANZ ( Australasia) 1908-1912
current usage resumed 1920
AUT Austria1896
AZE Azerbaijan1996part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
 Bahamas1899
BAH Bahamas1952
BAN Bangladesh1984
BAR Barbados1968part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
BDI Burundi1996
BEL Belgium1900
BEN Benin1980DAH (Dahomey) 1972
BER Bermuda1936
BHU Bhutan1984
BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina1992part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1992 (Winter)
BIZ Belize1968HBR ( British Honduras) 1968-1972
BLR Belarus1994part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
BOL Bolivia1936
BOT Botswana1980
BRA Brazil1920
BRN Bahrain1984
BRU Brunei Darussalam1988
BUL Bulgaria1896
BUR Burkina Faso1972VOL ( Upper Volta) 1972-1984
 Cambodia1907
CAF Central African Republic1968
CAM Cambodia1956
CAN Canada1900
CAY Cayman Islands1976part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
CGO1964
CHA Chad1964
CHI Chile1896
CHN People's Republic of China1932Republic of China as " China" 1932-1956
current usage began 1979
CIV1964
CMR Cameroon1964
COD Democratic Republic of the Congo1968ZAI ( Zaire) 1984-1996
COK Cook Islands1988
COL Colombia1932
COM Comoros1996
CPV Cape Verde1996
CRC Costa Rica1936
CRO Croatia1992part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988
CUB Cuba1900
CYP Cyprus1980
CZE Czech Republic1994BOH ( Bohemia) 1900-1912
part of TCH ( Czechoslovakia) 1920-1992
1911
DEN Denmark1896
DJI Djibouti1984
DMA Dominica1996part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
DOM Dominican Republic1964
 Ecuador1919
ECU Ecuador1924
EGY Egypt1912RAU ( United Arab Republic) 1960-1968
ERI Eritrea2000part of ETH ( Ethiopia) 1956-1980
ESA El Salvador1968
ESP Spain1900
EST Estonia1924part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
current usage 1924-1936
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1948-1988
current usage resumed 1992
ETH Ethiopia1956
 Federated States of Micronesia1923
FIJ Fiji1956
FIN Finland1908
FRA France1896
FSM Federated States of Micronesia2000
 Gabon1927
GAB Gabon1972
GAM Gambia1984
GBR Great Britain1896"Great Britain and Ireland" 1896-1920
current usage began 1924
GBS Guinea-Bissau1996
GEO Georgia1994part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
GEQ Equatorial Guinea1984
GER Germany1896current usage 1896-1936
listed as FRG ( West Germany) 1952, 1968-1988
separate team SAA ( Saar) in 1952
listed as EUA ( United Team of Germany) 1956-1964
separate team GDR ( East Germany) 1968-1988
current usage resumed 1992
GHA Ghana1952
GRE Greece1896
GRN Grenada1984part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
GUA Guatemala1952
GUI Guinea1968
GUM Guam1988
GUY Guyana1948
 Haiti1931
HAI Haiti1924
HKG Hong Kong, China1952designated " Hong Kong" 1952-1996
HON Honduras1968
HUN Hungary1896
 Iceland1935
INA Indonesia1952
IND India1900
IRI Islamic Republic of Iran1948
IRL Ireland1924part of "Great Britain and Ireland" 1896-1920
current usage began 1924
IRQ Iraq1948
ISL Iceland1908
ISR Israel1952
ISV Virgin Islands1968
ITA Italy1948
IVB British Virgin Islands1984
 Jamaica1947
JAM Jamaica1948current usage 1948-1956
part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
current usage resumed 1964
JOR Jordan1968
JPN Japan1912
 Kazakhstan1951
KAZ Kazakhstan1994part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
KEN Kenya1956
KGZ Kyrgyzstan1994part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
KIR Kiribati2004
KOR Republic of Korea1948
KSA Saudi Arabia1972
KUW Kuwait1968
 Lao People's Democratic Republic1955
LAO Lao People's Democratic Republic1980
LAT Latvia1924part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
current usage 1924-1936
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1948-1988
current usage resumed 1992
LBA Libyan Arab Jamahiriya1964
LBR Liberia1956
LCA Saint Lucia1996part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
LES Lesotho1972
LIB Lebanon1948
LIE Liechtenstein1936
LTU Lithuania1924part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
current usage 1924-1936
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1948-1988
current usage resumed 1992
LUX Luxembourg1908
 Malawi1959
MAD Madagascar1964
MAR Morocco1960
MAS Malaysia1992MAL ( Malaysia) 1964-1988
MAL ( Malaya) also used for Malaya 1956-1960
MAW Malawi1972
MDA1994part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of ROM ( Romania) 1920-1936
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1952-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
MDV Maldives1988
MEX Mexico1924
MGL Mongolia1964
MHL Marshall Islands2008
MKD Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia1996part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988
MLI Mali1964
MLT Malta1928
MNE Montenegro2008part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1992 (Winter)
individuals as IOP (Independent Olympic Participants) 1992 (Summer)
part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1996-2002
part of SCG ( Serbia and Montenegro) 2004-2006
MON Monaco1920
MOZ Mozambique1980
MRI Mauritius1984
MTN Mauritania1984
MYA Myanmar1992BIR (Burma) 1948-1988
 Namibia1963
NAM Namibia1992
NCA Nicaragua1968
NED Netherlands1900HOL (Holland) 1900-1988
NEP Nepal1964
NGR Nigeria1952
NIG Niger1968
NOR Norway1900
NRU Nauru1996
NZL New Zealand1920part of ANZ ( Australasia) 1908-1912
 Oman1967
OMA Oman1984
 Pakistan1971
PAK Pakistan1948
PAN Panama1928
PAR Paraguay1964
PER Peru1936
PHI Philippines1924
PLE Palestine1996
PLW Palau2000
PNG Papua New Guinea1976
POL Poland1924
POR Portugal1912
PRK1972
PUR Puerto Rico1948
 Qatar1975
QAT Qatar1984
1979
ROU Romania1924Code changed from ROM to ROU in January 2007
RSA South Africa1992SAF ( South Africa) 1904-1960
RUS1900Designated "Russian Empire" 1900-1912
replaced by URS ( Soviet Union) 1952-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
current usage began 1994
RWA Rwanda1984
 Saint Kitts and Nevis1983
SAM Samoa1984"Western Samoa" 1984-1996
SEN Senegal1964
SEY Seychelles1980
SIN Singapore1948current usage 1948-1960
part of MAL ( Malaysia) 1964
current usage resumed 1968
SKN Saint Kitts and Nevis1996part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
SLE Sierra Leone1968
SLO Slovenia1992part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988
SMR San Marino1960
SOL Solomon Islands1984
SOM Somalia1972
SRB Serbia1912part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1992 (Winter)
individuals as IOP (Independent Olympic Participants) 1992 (Summer)
part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1996-2002
part of SCG ( Serbia and Montenegro) 2004-2006
usage to be resumed 2008
SRI Sri Lanka1948
STP1996
SUD Sudan1960
SUI Switzerland1900
SUR Suriname1968
SVK Slovakia1994part of TCH ( Czechoslovakia) 1920-1992
SWE Sweden1896
SWZ Swaziland1900
SYR Syrian Arab Republic1948
 Tajikistan1987
TAN United Republic of Tanzania1964
TGA Tonga1984
THA Thailand1952
TJK Tajikistan1996part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
TKM Turkmenistan1996part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
TLS Timor-Leste2004IOA (Individual Olympic Athletes) 2000
TOG Togo1972
TPE Chinese Taipei1984as " China" CHN 1932-1956
as " Taiwan" TAI 1960-1964
as " Republic of China" ROC 1968-1972
current usage began 1984
TRI Trinidad and Tobago1948current usage 1948-1956
part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
current usage resumed 1964
TUN Tunisia1960
TUR Turkey1908
TUV Tuvalu2008
 Uganda1991
UAE United Arab Emirates1984
UGA Uganda1956
UKR Ukraine1994part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
URU Uruguay1924
USA1896
UZB Uzbekistan1994part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912
part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988
part of EUN (Unified Team) 1992
 Vanuatu1995
VAN Vanuatu1988
VEN Venezuela1948
VIE Vietnam1952
VIN Saint Vincent and the Grenadines1988part of BWI ( British West Indies) 1960
 Yemen1999
YEM Yemen1992
 Zambia2003
ZAM Zambia1968part of RHO (Rhodesia) 1928-1960
RHN (Northern Rhodesia) 1964
ZIM Zimbabwe1980part of RHO (Rhodesia) 1928-1960
RHS (Southern Rhodesia) 1964
 Zimbabwez2007

Obsolete codes

Code IOC designation Used from Used to Notes
ANZ Australasia19081912Combined Australia and New Zealand team
BIR Burma19481988Now MYA (Myanmar)
BOH Bohemia19001912Now CZE (Czech Republic)
BOR North Borneo1952
BWI British West Indies Federation1960
CEY British West Indies Federation19481972Now SRI (Sri Lanka)
DAH Dahomey1972Now BEN (Benin)
EUA Germany19561964GER used then, EUA applied in hindsight
FRG West Germany19801988Now GER again as GDR states had acceded the Federal Republic of Germany
GDR East Germany19681988Ceased to exist, states joined Federal Republic of Germany
HBR British Honduras19681972Now BIZ (Belize)
HOL Holland19001988Changed to NED at 1992 Games
IHO Netherlands Indies1952Now INA (Indonesia)
IRN Iran19481976Now IRI
KHM Khmer Republic1972Now CAM (Cambodia)
KIT Italy18961936Now ITA
LIT Lithuania1992Now LTU
MAL Malaysia19561992Used 1956-1960 for  Malaya; used 1964-1988 for Malaysia. Now MAS
NGU Papua New Guinea19801984Now PNG
NGY Papua New Guinea1976Changed to NGU; now PNG
RAU United Arab Republic19601968Now EGY (Egypt)
RHN Northern Rhodesia1964Now ZAM (Zambia)
RHO Rhodesia19281960
RHS Southern Rhodesia1964Now ZIM (Zimbabwe)
ROC Republic of China19681976Now TPE (Chinese Taipei)
ROM Romania19242006Now ROU
SAA Saar1952Joined Federal Republic of Germany after 1955
SAF South Africa19041960Returned as RSA (Republic of South Africa) in 1992
SAU Saudi Arabia1984Now KSA
SCG Serbia and Montenegro20042006part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988
individuals as IOP (Independent Olympic Participants) 1992
competed as YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1996-2002
SER Serbia19121918then part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988
individuals as IOP (Independent Olympic Participants) 1992
competed as YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1996-2002
TAI Taiwan19601964Now TPE (Chinese Taipei)
TCH Czechoslovakia19201992Split up in CZE ( Czech Republic) and SVK ( Slovakia)
URS19521988
VOL Upper Volta19721984Now BUR (Burkina Faso)
VNM Vietnam1976Now VIE
YAR Yemen Arab Republic19841988
YMD People's Democratic Republic of Yemen1988
YUG Yugoslavia19201992Now BIH, CRO, MNE, MKD, SLO, SRB
ZAI Zaire19841996Now COD (Democratic Republic of the Congo)

Temporary codes

These codes are used by the IOC when necessary to distinguish athletes from nations in transition or when there were United Nations sanctions against the nation.

Code IOC designation Used from Used to Notes
EUNUnified Team1992Twelve former Soviet republics fielded a joint team the year after the Soviet Union was dissolved.
IOAIndividual Olympic Athlete2000Individual athletes from East Timor competed under the Olympic Flag at the 2000 Games, during the United Nations Transitional Administration. This code may be used again in a situation where another sporting embargo necessitates.
IOPIndependent Olympic Participant1992Individual athletes from the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia competed under the Olympic Flag in the 1992 Summer Games when the country was under a United Nations sporting embargo. This code may be used again in a situation where another sporting embargo necessitates.
ZZXMixed team18961904Retrospectively applied to medal-winning teams of mixed nationality, currently not permitted since the advent of National Olympic Committees.

See also

References

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Country codes are short alphabetic or numeric geographical codes (geocodes) developed to represent countries and dependent areas, for use in data processing and communications. Several different systems have been developed to do this. The most famous of these is ISO 3166-1.
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Olympic Games (often referred to simply as The Olympics or The Games[1]) is an international multi-sport event subdivided into summer and winter sporting events. The summer and winter games are each held every four years (an Olympiad[2]).
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ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 codes are three-letter country codes in the ISO 3166-1 standard to represent countries and dependent territories. They are published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) as part of its ISO 3166 standard.
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Motto
Libertate unanimus
(Latin: "Unified by freedom")
Anthem
Anthem without a title


Capital Willemstad

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Motto
Ti Shqipëri më jep nder më jep emrin shqipëtar ( Albania give me honor, give me the Albanian name.)
Anthem
Rreth flamurit të përbashkuar''
("United Around the Flag")

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Motto
من الشعب و للشعب    (Arabic)
"From the people and for the people"
Anthem
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Motto
"Virtus Unita Fortior"   (Latin)
"Strength United is Stronger"
Anthem
El Gran Carlemany, Mon Pare
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Motto
"Virtus Unita Fortior"   (Latin)
"Unity Provides Strength"
Anthem
Angola Avante!   (Portuguese)
Forward Angola!
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Motto
"Each Endeavouring, All Achieving"
Anthem
Fair Antigua and Barbuda
Royal anthem
God Save the Queen  1
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West Indies Federation, also known as the Federation of the West Indies, was a short-lived Caribbean federation that existed from January 3, 1958 to May 31, 1962. It consisted of several Caribbean colonies of the United Kingdom.
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Motto
En unión y libertad   (Spanish)
"In Union and Freedom"
Anthem
Himno Nacional Argentino
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Motto
Մեկ Ազգ, Մեկ Մշակույթ   (Armenian)
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Anthem
Hymn of the Russian Federation


Capital
(and largest city) Moscow

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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (abbreviated USSR, Russian: (help info ) ; tr.
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The Unified Team was the name used for the sports team of the former Soviet Union (except the Baltic states) at the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville and the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona.
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Motto
"One Happy Island"
Anthem
Aruba Dushi Tera


Capital
(and largest city) Oranjestad

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Motto
Libertate unanimus
(Latin: "Unified by freedom")
Anthem
Anthem without a title


Capital Willemstad

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Motto
"Samoa, Muamua Le Atua"   (Samoan)
"Samoa, Let God Be First"
Anthem
The Star-Spangled Banner, Amerika Samoa
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Anthem
Advance Australia Fair [1]


Capital Canberra

Largest city Sydney
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Australasia is a term variably used to describe a region of Oceania: Australia, New Zealand, and neighbouring islands in the Pacific Ocean. The term was coined by Charles de Brosses in Histoire des navigations aux terres australes (1756).
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Anthem
Land der Berge, Land am Strome   (German)
Land of Mountains, Land on the River
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Motto
none
Anthem
Azərbaycan Respublikasının Dövlət Himni
(March of Azerbaijan)
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Anthem
Hymn of the Russian Federation


Capital
(and largest city) Moscow

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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (abbreviated USSR, Russian: (help info ) ; tr.
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The Unified Team was the name used for the sports team of the former Soviet Union (except the Baltic states) at the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville and the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona.
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Motto
"Forward, Upward, Onward Together"
Anthem
"March On, Bahamaland"
Royal anthem
"God Save the Queen"
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Motto
"Forward, Upward, Onward Together"
Anthem
"March On, Bahamaland"
Royal anthem
"God Save the Queen"
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