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Dette er en liste over FN's medlemslande, med angivelse af året for dets tiltræden.
| Land | År | Note |
|---|---|---|
 Argentina | 1945 | |
 Australien | 1945 | |
 Belgien | 1945 | |
 Bolivia | 1945 | |
 Brasilien | 1945 | |
 Canada | 1945 | |
 Chile | 1945 | |
 Colombia | 1945 | |
 Costa Rica | 1945 | |
 Cuba | 1945 | |
 Danmark | 1945 | |
 Dominikanske Republik | 1945 | |
 Ecuador | 1945 | |
 Kongeriget Egypten | 1945 | Fortsat som  Republikken Egypten (1953) og  Forenede Arabiske Republik (1958); opsplittet 1971 i  Egypten og  Syrien. |
 El Salvador | 1945 | |
 Etiopien | 1945 | |
 Filippinerne | 1945 | |
 Frankrig | 1945 | |
 Grækenland | 1945 | |
 Guatemala | 1945 | |
 Haiti | 1945 | |
 Holland | 1945 | |
 Honduras | 1945 | |
 Hviderussiske SSR | 1945 | Fortsat som  Hviderusland efter  Sovjetunionens fald i 1991. |
 Britisk Indien | 1945 | Opsplittet 1947 i  Unionen Indien,  Unionen Pakistan,  Britisk Burma og  Hyderabad. Førstnævnte fortsat som Indien fra 1950. |
 Kongeriget Irak | 1945 | Kortvarigt forenet med  Jordan til  Arabiske føderation i 1958. Senere udråbt til republik, midlertidigt ledet efter invasionen i 2003, fortsat som  Irak fra 2004. |
 Iran | 1945 | |
 Republikken Kina | 1945 | |
 Libanon | 1945 | |
 Liberia | 1945 | |
 Luxembourg | 1945 | |
 Mexico | 1945 | |
 New Zealand | 1945 | |
 Nicaragua | 1945 | |
 Norge | 1945 | |
 Panama | 1945 | |
 Paraguay | 1945 | |
 Peru | 1945 | |
 Polen | 1945 | |
 Russiske SFSR | 1945 | Fortsat som  Rusland efter Sovjetunionens fald i 1991. |
 Saudi Arabien | 1945 | |
 Storbritannien | 1945 | |
 Sydafrika | 1945 | |
 Republikken Syrien | 1945 | Indgik fra 1958 i Forenede Arabiske Republik og fra 1971 fortsat som Syrien. |
 Tyrkiet | 1945 | |
 Ukrainske SSR | 1945 | Fortsat som  Ukraine efter Sovjetunionens fald i 1991. |
 Uruguay | 1945 | |
 USA | 1945 | |
 Venezuela | 1945 | |
 Kongeriget Afghanistan | 1946 | Fra 1973  Republikken Afghanistan; 1978 til 1992  DR Afghanistan; frem til 2001  Islamiske Stat Afghanistan og i 1996 opdelt med Islamiske Emirat Afghanistan.  Midlertidigt ledet efter invasionen i 2001. Siden 2004 som  Afghanistan. |
 Island | 1946 | |
 Sverige | 1946 | |
 Thailand | 1946 | |
| Pakistan | 1947 | |
 Kongeriget Yemen | 1947 | Fortsat som  Arabiske Republik Yemen fra 1962 og forenet med  Folkerepublikken Yemen til det nuværende  Yemen i 1990. |
 Myanmar | 1948 | |
 Israel | 1949 | |
 Indonesien | 1950 | |
 Folkerepublikken Albanien | 1955 | Fortsat fra 1992 som  Albanien |
 Bulgarien | 1955 | |
 Cambodja | 1955 | Fra 1970  Khmerrepublikken, 1975-1979  Demokratisk Cambodja, 1979-1993  Cambodja Folkerepublikken Cambodja. Fra 1992  FN-protektorat. Siden 1993 som Cambodja |
 Finland | 1955 | |
 Irland | 1955 | |
 Italien | 1955 | |
| Jordan | 1955 | |
 Kongeriget Laos | 1955 | Fra 1975 som  Laos |
 Kongeriget Libyen | 1955 | I 1969 udråbt til republik under Muammar Gaddafi frem til borgerkrigen i Libyen i 2011. Herefter Libyen. |
| Skabelon:Land nepal Kongeriget Nepal | 1955 | Udråbt til republik i 2008 og fortsat som  Nepal. |
 Portugal | 1955 | |
 Socialistiske Republik Rumænien | 1955 | Videreført som  Rumænien efter revolution i 1989. |
 Spanien | 1955 | |
 Dominion Ceylon | 1955 | Udråbt til selvstændig republik i 1972 og fortsat som  Sri Lanka. |
 Folkerepublikken Ungarn | 1955 | Videreført som Ungarn efter revolution i 1989. |
 Østrig | 1955 | |
 Japan | 1956 | |
 Marokko | 1956 | |
 Sudan | 1956 | |
 Tunesien | 1956 | |
 Ghana | 1957 | |
 Malaysia | 1957 | |
 Guinea | 1958 | |
 Benin | 1960 | Udråbt til  Folkerepublikken Benin i 1975. Videreført som Benin efter revolution i 1989. |
 Burkina Faso | 1960 | |
 Cameroun | 1960 | |
 Centralafrikanske Republik | 1960 | |
 Republikken Congo | 1960 | Udråbt til Skabelon:Land Folkerepublikken Congo Folkerepublikken Congo i 1970. Videreført som Republikken Congo fra 1992. |
 Demokratiske Republik Congo | 1960 | Udråbt til  Zaïre 1971-1997. Videreført som  Demokratiske Republik Congo fra 1997 efter 1. congolesiske krig. |
 Cypern | 1960 | |
 Elfenbenskysten | 1960 | |
 Gabon | 1960 | |
 Madagaskar | 1960 | |
 Mali | 1960 | |
 Niger | 1960 | |
 Nigeria | 1960 | |
 Senegal | 1960 | |
 Somalia | 1960 | |
 Tchad | 1960 | |
 Togo | 1960 | |
 Mauretanien | 1961 | |
 Folkerepublikken Mongoliet | 1961 | Videreført som Mongoliet fra 1990 efter revolution. |
 Sierra Leone | 1961 | |
 Tanzania | 1961 | |
 Algeriet | 1962 | |
 Burundi | 1962 | |
 Jamaica | 1962 | |
 Rwanda | 1962 | |
 Trinidad og Tobago | 1962 | |
 Uganda | 1962 | |
 Kenya | 1963 | |
 Kuwait | 1963 | Invaderet og annekteret af Irak i 1990; befriet samme år. |
 Malawi | 1964 | |
 Malta | 1964 | |
 Zambia | 1964 | |
 Gambia | 1965 | |
 Maldiverne | 1965 | |
 Singapore | 1965 | |
 Barbados | 1966 | |
 Botswana | 1966 | |
 Guyana | 1966 | |
 Lesotho | 1966 | |
 Mauritius | 1968 | |
 Swaziland | 1968 | |
 Ækvatorialguinea | 1968 | |
 Fiji | 1970 | |
 Bahrain | 1971 | |
 Bhutan | 1971 | |
 Forenede Arabiske Emirater | 1971 | |
 Oman | 1971 | |
 Qatar | 1971 | |
 Bahamas | 1973 | |
 Vesttyskland | 1973 | Genforenet med  Østtyskland i 1990 til Tyskland |
 Bangladesh | 1974 | |
 Grenada | 1974 | |
 Guinea-Bissau | 1974 | |
 Comorerne | 1975 | |
 Kap Verde | 1975 | |
 Mozambique | 1975 | |
 Papua Ny Guinea | 1975 | |
 Sao Tomé og Principe | 1975 | |
 Surinam | 1975 | |
 Angola | 1976 | |
 Samoa | 1976 | |
 Seychellerne | 1976 | |
 Djibouti | 1977 | |
 Vietnam | 1977 | |
 Dominica | 1978 | |
 Salomonøerne | 1978 | |
 Saint Lucia | 1979 | |
 Saint Vincent og Grenadinerne | 1980 | |
 Zimbabwe | 1980 | |
 Antigua og Barbuda | 1981 | |
 Belize | 1981 | |
 Vanuatu | 1981 | |
 Saint Kitts og Nevis | 1983 | |
 Brunei | 1984 | |
 Liechtenstein | 1990 | |
 Namibia | 1990 | |
 Estland | 1991 | |
 Letland | 1991 | |
 Litauen | 1991 | |
 Marshall-øerne | 1991 | |
 Mikronesien | 1991 | |
 Nordkorea | 1991 | |
 Sydkorea | 1991 | |
 Armenien | 1992 | |
 Aserbajdsjan | 1992 | |
 Bosnien-Hercegovina | 1992 | |
 Georgien | 1992 | |
 Kasakhstan | 1992 | |
 Kirgisistan | 1992 | |
 Kroatien | 1992 | |
 Moldova | 1992 | |
 San Marino | 1992 | |
 Slovenien | 1992 | |
 Tadsjikistan | 1992 | |
 Turkmenistan | 1992 | |
 Usbekistan | 1992 | |
 Andorra | 1993 | |
 Eritrea | 1993 | |
 Nordmakedonien | 1993 | Oprindeligt officielt under navnet Den tidligere jugoslaviske republik Makedonien, som skiftede navn til Nordmakedonien i 2019 efter aftale med Grækenland |
 Monaco | 1993 | |
 Slovakiet | 1993 | |
 Tjekkiet | 1993 | |
 Palau | 1994 | |
 Kiribati | 1999 | |
 Nauru | 1999 | |
 Tonga | 1999 | |
 Tuvalu | 2000 | |
 Schweiz | 2002 | |
 Østtimor | 2002 | |
 Montenegro | 2006 | |
 Serbien | 2006 | |
 Sydsudan | 2011 | Udskilt fra  Sudan efter folkeafstemning i 2011. |
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