The detailed results of the Rest of the World vote for Eurovision 2025 have now been published, offering new insight into global fan preferences beyond Europe. Introduced in 2023, the Rest of the World vote allows viewers from non-participating countries to cast their votes online.
Detailed results
| Place | Country |
| 1. | Israel |
| 2. | Albania |
| 3. | Ukraine |
| 4. | Greece |
| 5. | Sweden |
| 6. | Finland |
| 7. | Poland |
| 8. | Spain |
| 9. | Estonia |
| 10. | Austria |
| 11. | Armenia |
| 12. | Malta |
| 13. | Iceland |
| 14. | Latvia |
| 15. | Lithuania |
| 16. | Italy |
| 17. | Germany |
| 18. | Netherlands |
| 19. | France |
| 20. | Norway |
| 21. | Luxembourg |
| 22. | Denmark |
| 23. | United Kingdom |
| 24. | Portugal |
| 25. | Switzerland |
| 26. | San Marino |
JJ’s Eurovision Journey
JJ was internally selected to represent Austria with their song “Wasted Love”. In Basel, JJ qualified for the final, where he then went on to win the contest after receiving 436 points from the Juries and Televotes combined.
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