Countries in South-Eastern Asia

South-Eastern Asia is made up of 11 UN member states: 11 in Globestamp’s list of 250. The region follows the UN’s geoscheme, as Natural Earth records it.

The 11, side by side

Country	UN member	Visitors a year	Stamp	Area
Thailand	Yes	39.9 million (2019)	Metallic	516,272 km² (199,334 sq mi)
Malaysia	Yes	26.1 million (2019)	Metallic	329,332 km² (127,156 sq mi)
Singapore	Yes	19.1 million (2019)	Metallic	513 km² (198 sq mi)
Vietnam	Yes	18 million (2019)	Metallic	329,981 km² (127,406 sq mi)
Indonesia	Yes	16.1 million (2019)	Metallic	1,888,123 km² (729,008 sq mi)
Philippines	Yes	8.3 million (2019)	Foil	294,425 km² (113,678 sq mi)
Cambodia	Yes	6.6 million (2019)	Foil	181,757 km² (70,177 sq mi)
Laos	Yes	4.8 million (2019)	Colour-shift	228,826 km² (88,350 sq mi)
Brunei	Yes	4.4 million (2019)	Colour-shift	5,742 km² (2,217 sq mi)
Myanmar	Yes	4.4 million (2019)	Colour-shift	664,949 km² (256,738 sq mi)
East Timor	Yes	75,000 (2019)	Prism	15,145 km² (5,848 sq mi)

Questions people ask

How many countries are in South-Eastern Asia?

South-Eastern Asia is made up of 11 UN member states: 11 in Globestamp’s list of 250. The region follows the UN’s geoscheme, as Natural Earth records it.

What is the largest country in South-Eastern Asia?

Indonesia, at 1,888,123 km² (729,008 sq mi); the smallest is Singapore, at 513 km² (198 sq mi).

Which country in South-Eastern Asia gets the most visitors?

Thailand: 39,916,000 international arrivals in 2019, by UN Tourism’s count. The fewest among those with figures: East Timor, with 74,800.