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!rowspan=2|Countries/Regions
!rowspan=2|Year
!rowspan=2|Local Name
!rowspan=2|Transliteration
!rowspan=2|Translation
!rowspan=2|Host
!rowspan=2|Aired on
!rowspan=2|Also shown in
!colspan=4|Final Prize
|-
!In Local Currency
!Approx. eq
!Winner
!Final Question Wrong
|-

|{{flag|Argentina}}
|May&ndash;December, 2001
|''¿Quién quiere ser Millonario?''
|
|''Who wants to be a Millionaire''
|Julián Weich, a locally famous game show host
|[[Canal 13 (Argentina)|Canal 13]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Argentine peso]]s
|Then US $1 million, now about US $320,000
|
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Armenia}}
|Since 2003
|''Միլիոնատեր''
|''Milionater''
|''Millionaires''
|[[Armenia]]n actor [[Ashot Adamyan]], [[Mark Saghatelyan]], [[Arman Saghatelyan]] 
|Shant TV
|
|5,000,000 [[Armenian dram]]
|US $11,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|All payouts on this version are made via credit card. The prize values are: 500, 1,000, 2,000, 4,000, '''8,000''', 16,000, 32,000, 64,000, 125,000, '''250,000''', 500,000, 1,000,000, 2,000,000, 3,000,000, '''5,000,000'''
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Austria}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|January 2000
|''Alles ist möglich - Die 10-Millionen-<br>Show''
|
|''Everything is possible - The ten millions show''
|Rainhard Fendrich (6 episodes)
|rowspan=3|State television [[ORF (broadcaster)|ORF]]
|
|rowspan=2|10,000,000 [[Austrian schilling|Austrian Schilling]]
|rowspan=2|€726,728
|
|
|- 2

|May 2000&ndash; December 2001
|rowspan=2|''Die Millionenshow''
|
|rowspan=2|''The millions show''
|rowspan=2|Barbara Stöckl (May 2000&ndash; May 2002, 105 episodes)<br>Armin Assinger (September 2002&ndash;, 400+ episodes)
|
|1
|
|- 3

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Austria}}
|2002&ndash;
|
|
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
|5
|
|- 4
|colspan=11|Like the German show, its first episodes were shot in [[Hilversum]] ([[Netherlands]]). Since the German set became finished (in September 2000) the show uses the [[Cologne]] (Germany) set, which may cause problems for contestants who would like to ask the audience if the question happens to be about Austrian trivia. Austrian television ORF once thought about building an own set in Vienna, but never realized it, because they thought it was too expensive just for the number of shows ORF usually produces per year.<br>
Before the switch to the euro, the money tree was the amounts used on the UK version, but in schillings, and multiplied by ten.<br>
Since autumn 2007 each contestant can choose whether he plays the traditional or a new second variant. In this variant the second "save haven" (at €15,000) is disabled, therefore the contestant gets a fourth lifeline which is the same as the Double Dip lifeline on ''[[Who Wants to Be a Super Millionaire]]'', though it can be used from the first question on. Further this variant extends the "Phone-a-friend" lifeline, so that he can choose between five friends instead of three.
|-

|{{flag|Azerbaijan}}
|
|''Milyonçu''
|
|''Millionaire''
|Azar "Axşam" Şabanov
|Private television channel Lider TV
|
|100,000,000 (pre-2006 currency reform) [[Azerbaijani manat]]
|US $22,000
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Belgium}} - [[French language|French]] version - Pre-[[euro]]
|1999&ndash;2001
|rowspan=2|''Qui sera millionnaire''
|rowspan=2|
|rowspan=2|''Who will be a millionaire''
|rowspan=2|Alain Simons
|rowspan=2|RTL-TVI
|
|10,000,000 [[Belgian franc]]s
|€247,894
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Belgium}} - [[French language|French]] version
|2002&ndash;
|
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Belgium}} - [[Flemish (linguistics)|Flemish]] version - Pre-[[euro]]
|1999&ndash;2001
|''Wie wordt multimiljonair''
|
|''Who will be a multi-millionaire''
|rowspan=2|Walter Grootaers (well-known Flemish game show host and pop singer; also hosted [[Deal or No Deal]])
|rowspan=2|[[Vlaamse Televisie Maatschappij|VTM]] network
|
|20,000,000 [[Belgian franc]]s
|€495,787
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Belgium}} - [[Flemish (linguistics)|Flemish]] version
|2002&ndash;
|''Wie wordt euromiljonair''
|
|''Who will be a euro-millionaire''
|
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
|
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Bulgaria}}
|[[12 May]] [[2001]]-<br />2008&ndash;
|''Стани богат''
|''[[Stani bogat]]''
|''Become rich''
|Niki Kanchev (Ники Кънчев) <small>(He is also the host of the Bulgarian versions of [[Big Brother (Bulgaria)|Big Brother]], [[VIP Brother]] and [[1 vs 100]])</small>
|[[Nova Television]]
|
|200,000 [[Bulgarian lev]]a
|€102 259,94
| 
|1
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''100, 200, 300, 400, '''500''', 1,000, 1,500, 2,000, 2,500, '''5,000''', 10,000, 20,000, 50,000, 100,000, '''200,000'''.<br />There was one winner in 2002 but eventually it was discovered that he was the father of a woman hosting a show in [[Nova Television]], so he had to return all the money back. 
|-

!rowspan=2|Countries/Regions
!rowspan=2|Year
!rowspan=2|Local Name
!rowspan=2|Transliteration
!rowspan=2|Translation
!rowspan=2|Host
!rowspan=2|Aired on
!rowspan=2|Also shown in
!colspan=4|Final Prize
|-
!In Local Currency
!Approx. eq
!Winner
!Final Question Wrong
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Canada}}
|September, 2000
|''Who Wants to Be A Millionaire: Canadian Edition''
|
|
|[[Pamela Wallin]]
|[[CTV Television Network|CTV]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Canadian dollar]]s
|US $890,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|[[CTV Television Network|CTV]] network aired the United States (primetime) version for most of its run. But the Canadian Edition was taped on the [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] set in [[New York]]. A Canadian audience was flown to the city for the shows, so the contestants could ask the audience for help on the Canadian-themed questions. Following the airing of the two specials, CTV did announce that additional episodes of the Canadian Edition would be produced in Toronto, but they never came to fruition as the US ratings took a huge downfall. The syndicated American version can be seen in Canada on local [[Citytv]] or [[A-Channel]] stations, depending on region, in the evening, as well as through American channel feeds. It is also shown on ASN during the daytime.
|-

|rowspan=4|{{flag|Chile}}
|2001-2002
|''¿Quién quiere ser millonario?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|[[Don Francisco (television host)|Mario Kreutzberger]] (also known as Don Francisco)
|[[Canal 13 (Chile)|Canal 13]]
|
|100,000,000 [[Chilean peso]]s
|US $180,000
|1
|-

|2003-2004
|
|
|
|[[Sergio Lagos]]
|Canal 13
|
|65,000,000 [[Chilean peso]]s
|US $120,000
|
|-
|colspan=10|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final):''': $50,000, $100,000, $150,000, $200,000, '''$250,000''', $300,000, $600,000, $800,000, $1,000,000, '''$2,000,000''', $4,000,000, $8,000,000, $16,000,000, $32,000,000
|-

|2006-
|''¿Quién merece ser millonario?''
|
|''Who deserves to be a millonaire?''
|Don Francisco
|Canal 13
|
|120,000,000 [[Chilean peso]]s
|US $222,000
|
|-

|{{flag|China}}
|29 September 2007&ndash; <!-- Year -->
|''百万智多星'' <!-- Local name -->
|''Bǎi Wàn Zhì Duō Xīng''
|<!-- Translation -->
|Lǐ Fán (李凡) <!-- Host -->
||GuiZhou TV (贵州电视台) <!-- Aired on -->
|<!-- Also shown in -->
|1,000,000 [[Chinese yuan]] <!-- Final prize / In Local Currency -->
|<!-- Final prize / Approx. eq -->
|1
|-

|{{flag|Colombia}}
|
|''¿Quién quiere ser millonario?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|[[Canal Caracol]] President Paulo Laserna Phillips
|[[Canal Caracol]]
|
|300,000,000 [[Colombian peso]]s
|US $150,000
|
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Croatia}}
|2002&ndash;
|''Tko želi biti milijunaš?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire''
|[[Tarik Filipović]]
|state television station [[HRT 1]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Croatian kuna]]
|€140,000
|1
|
|-
|colspan=11|There is only one commercial break (as mandated by public television law).
|-

|{{flag|Cyprus}}
|colspan=11|See Greece
|-

|rowspan=3|{{flag|Czech Republic}}
|2000&ndash;2005
|''Chcete být milionářem?''
|
|''Do you want to be a millionaire?''
|Vladimír Čech<br />Ondřej Hejma
|Private television [[TV NOVA|Nova]]
|
|10,000,000 [[Czech koruna|Czech korun]]
|€350,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 5,000, '''10,000''', 20,000, 40,000, 80,000, 160,000, '''320,000''', 640,000, 1,250,000, 2,500,000, 5,000,000 '''10,000,000'''.
|-
|4.2.2008&ndash;
|''Milionář''
|
|''Millionaire?''
|Roman Šmucler
|[[TV Prima|Prima TV]]
|
|2,000,000 Czech korun
|
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Denmark}}
|1999&ndash;
|''Hvem vil være millionær?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|Hans Pilgaard (Earlier Peter Kjær And Jes Dorph Petersen)
|[[TV 2 (Denmark)|TV2]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Danish krone]]r
|€130,000
|2
|
|-

|{{flag|Estonia}}
|2002&ndash;
|''Kes tahab saada miljonäriks?''
|
|''Who wants to become a millionaire?''
|Hannes Võrno
|Viasat [[TV3 (Estonia)|TV3]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Estonian kroon]]i
|€63,912
|
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Ecuador}}
|
|''¿Quién quiere ser millonario?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|Alfonso Espinosa de los Monteros
|[[Ecuavisa]]
|
|US $25,000 
|
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progession (without the final)''': $25, $50, $100, $150, '''$200''', $400, $600, $800, $1,500, '''$3,000''', $6,000, $10,000, $15,000, $20,000
|-

!rowspan=2|Countries/Regions
!rowspan=2|Year
!rowspan=2|Local Name
!rowspan=2|Transliteration
!rowspan=2|Translation
!rowspan=2|Host
!rowspan=2|Aired on
!rowspan=2|Also shown in
!colspan=4|Final Prize
|-
!In Local Currency
!Approx. eq
!Winner
!Final Question Wrong
|-

|{{flag|Finland}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|1999&ndash;2001
|rowspan=3|''Haluatko miljonääriksi?''
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|''Do you want to become a millionaire?''
|rowspan=2|[[Lasse Lehtinen]], a current member of [[European parliament]]
|rowspan=2|[[Nelonen (TV channel)|Nelonen]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Finnish mark]]s
|€168,188
|
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Finland}}
|2002
|
|€200.000
|about US $300,000
|
|
|-

|2005&ndash;
|[[Ville Klinga]], a former sports reporter
|[[MTV3]]
|
|€1,000,000
|
|
|
|-

|{{flag|France}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|
|rowspan=2|''[[Qui Veut Gagner des Millions?]]''
|rowspan=2|
|rowspan=2|''Who wants to win millions?''
|rowspan=2|[[Jean-Pierre Foucault]]
|rowspan=2|[[TF1]]
|
|3,000,000 then 4,000,000 [[French franc]]s
|€457,347 then €609,796
| 3 (all 4,000,000 F winners)
|
|-

|rowspan=4|{{flag|France}}
|2002&ndash;
|
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
| 1
|
|-
|colspan=12|'''Prize Progession before 2002; first version''': FF1,000, FF2,000, FF3,000, FF5,000, '''FF10,000''', FF20,000, FF40,000, FF80,000, FF150,000, '''FF300,000''', FF500,000, FF700,000, FF1,000,000, FF1,500,000, FF3,000,000
|-
|colspan=12|'''Prize Progession before 2002; second version''': FF1,000, FF2,000, FF3,000, FF5,000, '''FF10,000''', FF20,000, FF40,000, FF80,000, FF150,000, '''FF300,000''', FF500,000, FF700,000, FF1,000,000, FF2,000,000, FF4,000,000
|-
|colspan=12|'''Prize Progession after 2002''': €200, €300, €500, €800, '''€1,500''', €3,000, €6,000, €12,000, €24,000, '''€48,000''', €72,000, €100,000, €150,000, €300,000, €1,000,000
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Georgia}}
|
|''ვის უნდა 20000?''
|''Vis Unda 20000?''
|''Who wants 20000''
|Dimitri Skhirtlade
|[[Rustavi 2]]
|
|20,000 [[Georgian lari]]
|US $11,000 
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize progression''': 20, 30, 40, 50, '''100''', 200, 400, 800, 1,000, '''1,500''', 3,000, 4,000, 5,000, 10,000, '''''20,000'''''
|-

|{{flag|Germany}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|1999&ndash;2001
|rowspan=2|''Wer wird Millionär?''
|rowspan=2|
|rowspan=2|''Who will become a millionaire?''
|rowspan=2|[[Günther Jauch]]
|rowspan=2|[[RTL Television|RTL]]
|rowspan=2|
|1,000,000 [[German mark|German Mark]]
|€511,292
|rowspan=2|6
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Germany}}
|2002&ndash;
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
|
|-
|colspan=11|The 600th show was screened on [[October 6]] [[2006]]. The show is produced in [[Cologne]]. The prize structure goes like this: €50, €100, €200, €300, '''€500''', €1,000, €2,000, €4,000, €8,000, '''€16,000''', €32,000, €64,000, €125,000, €500,000, '''€1,000,000'''. It was earlier filmed in [[Hilversum]] ([[Netherlands]]).<br>
Since autumn 2007 each contestant can choose whether to play the traditional or a new second variant. In the new variant the second "save haven" (at €16,000) is disabled, therefore the contestant gets a fourth lifeline, which allows him to directly ask one person in the audience to help. Further this variant extends the "Phone-a-friend" lifeline. By this he can either phone one of three friends of him as usual, or one randomly called person within a German city and/or gender of his choice.
|-

|{{flag|Greece}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|
|rowspan=2|''Ποιος θέλει να γίνει εκατομμυριούχος''
|rowspan=2|''Poios thelei na ginei ekatommyriouchos''
|rowspan=2|''Who wants to become a millionaire?''
|rowspan=2|Spiros Papadopoulos
|rowspan=3|commercial TV station [[Mega Channel]] for the first three years<br/>[[New Hellenic Television]], NET), one of the Greek Public Television (ERT) channels. In season 2005-2006 again on [[Alpha TV]].
|rowspan=3|[[Cyprus]], by RIK2, the second channel of Radio Institution of Cyprus
|50,000,000 [[Greek drachma]]s
|€146,735
|rowspan=3|3
|-

|rowspan=3|{{flag|Greece}}
|2002&ndash;2004
|€150,000
|about US $215,000
|
|-

|2005&ndash;2006
|
|
|
|Thodoris Atheridis
|€250,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|The rules of the new series had been changed and there was an option after the first milestone (€1000) to switch to another question but in doing so, one lifeline of the player's choice was sacrificed.
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Hong Kong}}
|2001, 2002 and 2004
|''百萬富翁''
|
|''The Millionaire''
|[[Kenneth Chan]]
|[[Asia Television Limited|ATV]]
|[[People's Republic of China|Mainland China]]
|1,000,000 [[Hong Kong dollar]]s
|US $129,000
|3
|
|-
|colspan=11|The first series debuted on [[April 29]], [[2001]], and was popular enough for a second series to begin airing on [[July 22]], [[2002]]. The first millionaire was the team with famous composer [[Wong Jim]] and actress Fung Po Po during a special celebrity episode dedicated for charities where the winnings of each celebrity is donated to a different charity of their own choices. The Hong Kong-produced version is also shown in China, and it therefore had to pass Chinese government censors. The programme generated high enough ratings that at one point, the channel was showing fresh episodes every day of the week. Asia Television, the broadcasting network, was swamped with commercials during the hour the programme aired.
|-

!rowspan=2|Countries/Regions
!rowspan=2|Year
!rowspan=2|Local Name
!rowspan=2|Transliteration
!rowspan=2|Translation
!rowspan=2|Host
!rowspan=2|Aired on
!rowspan=2|Also shown in
!colspan=4|Final Prize
|-
!In Local Currency
!Approx. eq
!Winner
!Final Question Wrong
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Hungary}}
|2000&ndash;2007, 2008&ndash;
|''Legyen Ön is milliomos!''
|
|''Be a millionaire!''
|[[István Vágó]], a famous quiz show host
|[[RTL Klub]]
|
|25,000,000 (earlier)<br/>40,000,000 [[Hungarian forint]]
|€100,000<br/>€160,000
|1
|
|-
|colspan=11| After one year break the show is back with a new format. The contestants can choose if they would like to play the game in the traditional way (3 lifelines, 2 safe havens) or the new way. If they choose the new one they will have an additional lifeline. They can ask those members of the audience who claim they know the correct answer or they can answer to a question twice. If the first is wrong they can choose again from the remaining three. But if they choose this way the second safe haven (at 1.500.000 million Ft) will be no longer available.
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Iceland}}
|2000&ndash;2005
|''Viltu vinna milljón?''
|
|''Do you want to win a million?''
|[[Þorsteinn J]] (earlier)<br/>Jónas R. Jónsson
|[[Stöð 2]]
|
|1,000,000 (earlier)<br/>5,000,000 [[Icelandic króna|Icelandic krónur]]
|€11,200, then €52,000
|2
|
|-
|colspan=11|With Iceland having a population of only 296,000, the producers reduced the number of contestants playing Fastest Finger First from ten to six.
|-

|rowspan=5|{{flag|India}}
|2000&ndash;2002
|''कौन बनेगा करोड़पति ?''
|''[[Kaun Banega Crorepati]]''
|''Who will become the owner of 10 million?''
|Indian movie superstar [[Amitabh Bachchan]]
|[[STAR Plus]]
|
|10,000,000 [[Indian rupee]]s
|US $220,000 
|3 (1 from KBC Junior allowing contestants under 18 and 1 unknown couple)
|2
|-
|colspan=11|1 crore = 10 million in Indian numerals. It is considered one of the most successful shows on Indian TV and is watched around the world by Indian diaspora, as well as by people from [[Nepal]], [[Pakistan]], [[Bangladesh]], [[Sri Lanka]], [[Maldives]], [[Bhutan]], [[Mauritius]], [[Fiji]], [[East Africa]], the UK, the US, etc. After the first episode had been broadcast, STAR TV received 20 million phone calls from fans across the world.
|-

|2005&ndash;2006
|''कौन बनेगा करोड़पति ?''
|''[[Kaun Banega Crorepati]] the Second''
|''Who will become the owner of 10 million? (the Second)''
|Indian movie superstar [[Amitabh Bachchan]]
|[[STAR Plus]]
|
|20,000,000 [[Indian rupee]]s
|US $440,000
|1 (Winning Rs. 1,00,00,000 when top prize is Rs. 2,00,00,000)
|
|-
|colspan=11|A limited 85 episode series was ordered.  The show was abruptly canceled before the order was completed due to host Amitabh Bachchan falling sick.  As a result, one contestant was left with his game uncompleted until the show returned in 2007.
|-
|2007-
|''कौन बनेगा करोड़पति ?''
|''[[Kaun Banega Crorepati]]''
|''Who will become the owner of 10 million?''
|[[Shahrukh Khan]]
|[[STAR Plus]]
|
|20,000,000 [[Indian rupee]]s
|US $440,000
|
|
|-
|[[Tamil Nadu]],&nbsp;[[India]]
|
|''கோடீஷ்வரன்''
|''kodeeshwaran''
|''Millionaire''
|[[Tamil language|Tamil]] actor Sarath Kumar
|Sun TV
|
|10,000,000 [[Indian rupee]]s
|US $220,000
|
|
|-

|&nbsp;&nbsp;State of [[Kerala]]
|
|
|''Koteeswaram or Kodeeswaran''
|''Multi-millionaire''
|[[Malayalam]] actor Mukesh
|Surya TV
|
|
|
|
|
|-

|rowspan=4|{{flag|Indonesia}}
|1999-2006
|
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|Tantowi Yahya
|Four times a week on [[RCTI]]
|
|1,000,000,000 [[Indonesian rupiah]]
|US $110,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|In [[Indonesian language|Indonesian]] milyar means "billion" &ndash; million being ''juta''. There have been two contestants who left with 500 million rupiahs (but have not tried for the billion-rupiah prize).
|-

|2006-2007
|''Super Milyarder 3 Milyar''
|
|''3 Billion Super Billionaire''
|Dian Sastrowardoyo
|[[antv]]
|
|3,000,000,000 [[Indonesian Rupiah]]
|US $311,500
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression: ''' 100,000, 500,000, 1,000,000, 1,500,000, '''3,000,000''', 5,000,000, 10,000,000, 20,000,000, 50,000,000, '''100,000,000''', 200,000,000, 500,000,000, 1,000,000,000, 2,000,000,000, '''3,000,000,000'''. The "Switch the Question" lifeline is present in this version and is awarded after the first lock-in.
|-

|{{flag|Republic of Ireland|name=Ireland}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|2000&ndash;2002
|
|
|
|rowspan=2|[[Gay Byrne]]
|rowspan=2|[[RTÉ]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Irish pound]]s
|€1,269,738
|
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Republic of Ireland|name=Ireland}}
|2002&ndash;mid-2002
|
|
|
|
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|Ran until mid-2002, when the sponsoring [[mobile phone]] company withdrew. Without a sponsor, the show was deemed unviable &ndash; and the expensive set put into storage. 
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Israel}}
|
|''?מי רוצה להיות מיליונר''
|''Mi rotseh lehyot mylyoner?''
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''

|Sportscaster Yoram Arbel
|[[Channel 2 (Israel)]] (earlier), [[Channel 10 (Israel)]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Israeli new sheqel|Israeli new sheqalim]]
|US $220,000
|1
|
|-
|colspan=11|But it is often referred to as ''"Millionaire"''. When the contestant won the million, the host danced around the middle of the studio.
|-

|{{flag|Italy}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|2000-2001
|''Chi vuol essere miliardario?''
|
|''Who wants to be a billionaire?''
|rowspan=2|Gerri Scotti
|rowspan=2|[[Canale 5]]
|
|1,000,000,000 [[Italian lira|Italian lire]]
|€516,457
|1
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Italy}}
|2002&ndash;
|''Chi vuol essere milionario?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
|1
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression: '''50, 100, 200, 300, '''500''', 1,000, 2,000, 4,000, 8,000, '''16,000''', 35,000, 70,000, 150,000, 300,000 '''1,000,000'''. When the country still had the lira as its currency, the progression was the amounts used on the UK and pre-2004 US versions, but in lira, and multiplied by 1,000. 
|-

!rowspan=2|Countries/Regions
!rowspan=2|Year
!rowspan=2|Local Name
!rowspan=2|Transliteration
!rowspan=2|Translation
!rowspan=2|Host
!rowspan=2|Aired on
!rowspan=2|Also shown in
!colspan=4|Final Prize
|-
!In Local Currency
!Approx. eq
!Winner
!Final Question Wrong
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Japan}}
|2000&ndash;2007
|''クイズ$ミリオネア''
|''Kuizu $ Mirionea''
|''Quiz $ Millionaire'' (although the logo says ''who wants to be a millionaire?'')
|[[Mino Monta]] (Norio Minorikawa)
|Fuji TV
|
|10,000,000 [[Japanese yen]]
|US $86,000
|20
|1
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): ''' 10,000, 20,000, 30,000, 50,000, '''100,000''', 150,000, 250,000, 500,000, 750,000, '''1,000,000''', 1,500,000, 2,500,000, 5,000,000, 7,500,000, '''10,000,000'''. The rules are the same as the original. Notably, while the show is referred to as ''Quiz Millionaire'', the logo of the show still says "''Who Wants to be a Millionaire?''," although the logo has yen symbols on it instead of pound or dollar symbols. Presenter Mino Monta uses the English phrases from the original show, such as "Fainaru ansah" (Final Answer?) in the quiz. Interestingly enough, the Phone-a-Friend lifeline is also done differently-- four supporters of the contestant are off-stage, and when the contestant picks that lifeline, they are the ones who hear the question and four possible answers (therefore, there is no "Phone-a-Friend" list that most other versions' contestants use). They are also there to split up the cash prizes of ¥2,500,000, ¥5,000,000, ¥7,500,000, and the grand prize of ¥10,000,000 among the contestant if the contestant leaves with any of these prizes (as it is illegal in Japan for a game show to give away a cash prize of more than ¥2,000,000 to one contestant alone).
|-
|rowspan=2|{{flag|Kazakhstan}}
|2002&ndash;2006;
|''Кто возмет миллион?''
|
|''Who will take the million?''
|Evgeny Jumanov and later Serik Akishev, Iskindir Sergibaev
|KTK, Khabar television andlater El-Arna Channel
|
|5,000,000 [[Kazakhstani tenge]]
|US $42,000
|2
|
|-
|colspan=11|Here there are two versions of the game in different languages. The prize tree goes like this: 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, '''5,000''', 10,000, 20,000, 40,000, 80,000, '''150,000''', 300,000, 600,000, 1,250,000, 2,500,000, '''5,000,000'''.
|-
|{{flag|Kenya}}
|October 13, 2000-?
|''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire''
|
|
|Fayaz Qureishi
|[[Kenya Television Network]]
|
|5,000,000 [[Kenyan shilling]]s
|US $70,000
|
|
|-
|rowspan=2|{{flag|Latvia}}
|2002&ndash;
|''Gribi būt miljonārs?''
|
|''Wanna be a millionaire?''
|[[Mārtiņš Ķibilds]] (2002-2007)<br />[[Ģirts Līcis]] (since 2007)
|[[TV3 Latvia|TV3]]
|
|€50,000
|
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''20, 40, 60, 80, '''100''', 125, 225, 325, 500, '''1,000''', 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 25,000. 
|-
|rowspan=2|{{flag|Lithuania}}
|2002&ndash;2005
|''Kas laimės milijoną?''
|
|''Who will win the million?''
|Journalist Henrikas Vaitiekūnas (earlier)<br/>Vytautas Kernagis, a famous Lithuanian singer and host of other shows
|[[TV3 (Lithuania)|TV3]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Lithuanian litas|Lithuanian litų]]
|€289,620
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|In 2005 the show was canceled due to its unpopularity.
|-
| rowspan="2" | {{flag|Republic of Macedonia}}
|2004-2006<br>2008-
|''Koj сaкa да биде милионер?''
|''Koj saka da bide milioner?''
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|Sašo Macanovski-Trendo
|[[A1 Television]]
|
|3,000,000 [[Macedonian denar]]i
|€49,000
|
|-
|colspan=11|The show is taped in the Bulgarian studio, as the Bulgarian producers have the license both for the Bulgarian and Macedonian version.
|-

|{{flag|Malaysia}}-[[Bahasa Malaysia]]
||2000&ndash;2002
|
|
|
|Jalalludin Hassan
|rowspan=2|[[NTV7]]
|
|rowspan=2|1,000,000 [[Malaysian ringgit]]
|rowspan=2|US $270,000
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Malaysia}}-[[Mandarin (linguistics)|Mandarin]]
||2001&ndash;2003
|''百萬富翁''
|''Bǎi Wàn Fù Wēng''
|''Millionaire''
|Victor Gu
|
|
|
|-

|rowspan=3|[[Middle East]] and [[North Africa]]
|2000-2003
|''من سيربح المليون''
|''Man sa yarbah al-malyoon''
|''Who will win the million?''
|rowspan=2|George Kurdahi
|rowspan=2|[[MBC 1]], the first channel in Middle East. Retransmited in Egypt by Channel 1. In Lebanon by Future Television. And pay-per-view channel ART
|
|1,000,000 [[Saudi riyal]]s
|US $266,616
|3
|
|-

|2005&ndash;?
|''من سيربح 2 مليون''
|''Man sa yarbah 2 malyoon''
|''Who will win 2 million?''
|
|2,000,000 [[Saudi riyal]]s
|US $533,234
|1
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression:''' 200, 300, 500, 1,000, '''2,000''', 4,000, 8,000, 16,000, 32,000, '''64,000''', 125,000, 250,000, 500,000, 1,000,000, '''2,000,000'''
It was originally filmed and produced in [[London]], a local Arab audience being flown in each time. Now the show is filmed in [[Beirut]] (Earlier, it was filmed in London, [[Paris]] and [[Cairo]]) and retransmited in [[Lebanon]] by LBC network.
|-

|{{flag|Morocco}}
|2006&ndash;
|''Qui veut être une millionaire?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|Mohammed Al-Jabber
|Private TV station [[2M TV]]
|
|10,000,000 [[Moroccan dirham]]
|€987,000
|
|
|-

!rowspan=2|Countries/Regions
!rowspan=2|Year
!rowspan=2|Local Name
!rowspan=2|Transliteration
!rowspan=2|Translation
!rowspan=2|Host
!rowspan=2|Aired on
!rowspan=2|Also shown in
!colspan=4|Final Prize
|-
!In Local Currency
!Approx. eq
!Winner
!Final Question Wrong
|-

|{{flag|Netherlands}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|1998-2001
|rowspan=2|''Weekend Miljonairs (earlier)<br/>[[Lotto Weekend Miljonairs]]''
|rowspan=2|
|rowspan=2|''Weekend millionaires (earlier)''
|rowspan=2|Robert ten Brink
|rowspan=2|first on [[SBS6]], but moved to [[RTL 4]] in 2006
|
|1,000,000 [[Dutch gulden]]
|€453,780
|1
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Netherlands}}
|2002&ndash;present
|
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
|
|1
|-
|colspan=11|The name is now changed to the sponsored name ''[[Lotto Weekend Miljonairs]]'', because it also features the results of the Lotto, which is a type of bingo lottery.  Currently the prize progression (excluding the final) is: €25, €50, €125, €250, '''€500''', €1,000, €2,000, €4,000 , €8,000, '''€16,000''', €32,000, €64,000, €125,000, €250,000, '''€1,000,000'''
|-

|{{flag|New Zealand}}
|colspan=11|See Australia. New Zealand residents are allowed to enter the Australian version but, unlike other versions of the show which are filmed in one country but shown in another, there are little New Zealand themed questions to the show. This makes it harder for New Zealand contestants, as they must know Australian trivia. [[Prime TV]] airs both the Australian and UK versions of the show.
|-

|{{flag|Nigeria}}
|2004&ndash;
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|
|
|Frank Edoho
|Once weekly on NTV
|
|Originally 5,000,000 [[Nigerian naira]], now doubled to 10,000,000
|US $39,000, now US $78,000
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Norway}}
|2000&ndash;
|''Vil du bli millionær''
|
|''Do you want to be a millionaire?''
|Arve Juritzen (earlier)<br/>Frithjof Wilborn
|[[TV 2 (Norway)|TV2]]
|
|2,000,000 [[Norwegian krone]]r
|€250,000
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Pakistan}}
|2003-2004
|''Kya Aap Banaingay Crorepati?''
|
|''Are you going to be a (10) millionaire?''
|Moin Akhtar
|[[ARY Digital]]
|
|10,000,000 [[Pakistani rupee]]s
|US $165,000
|
|
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Peru}}
|2001&ndash;2002
|''¿Quién quiere ser Millonario?''
|
|
|[[Guido Lombardi]], a well-known news anchor
|Only one season on Canal 13
|
|1,000,000 [[Peruvian nuevo sol|Peruvian nuevos soles]]
|US $310,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|A second season was promised but due to internal problems at the network this never happened.
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Philippines}}
|2000&ndash;2002
|
|
|
|Christopher De Leon
|[[Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation|IBC 13]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Philippine peso]]s (earlier)<br/>2,000,000 [[Philippine peso]]s
|US $19,000<br/>US $38,000
|2 (both PHP1,000,000 winners)
|
|-
|colspan=11|The first million peso winner was university professor Amy Lopez-Forbes in July 2001. A celebrity edition was aired in December 2001. Popular actress-singer [[Sharon Cuneta]] won the million peso jackpot for her favourite charities. The show lost its popularity soon after its original studio was razed by a fire, and is now off the air.
|-

|{{flag|Poland}}
|1999&ndash;2003<br />18/01/2008&ndash;
|''Milionerzy''
|
|''Millionaires''
|Hubert Urbański
|[[TVN (Poland)|TVN]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Polish złoty]]ch
|€280,000<br /> $400,000
|
|1
|-

|{{flag|Portugal}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|
|rowspan=2|''Quem quer ser milionário?''
|rowspan=2|
|rowspan=2|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|rowspan=2|Carlos Cruz<br/>Maria Elisa<br/>Diogo Infante<br/>Jorge Gabriel
|rowspan=2|[[RTP 1]]
|
|50,000,000 [[Portuguese escudo]]s
|€249,399
|rowspan=2|4
|
|-

|{{flag|Portugal}}
|
|
|€250,000
|about US $375,000
|
|-

!rowspan=2|Countries/Regions
!rowspan=2|Year
!rowspan=2|Local Name
!rowspan=2|Transliteration
!rowspan=2|Translation
!rowspan=2|Host
!rowspan=2|Aired on
!rowspan=2|Also shown in
!colspan=4|Final Prize
|-
!In Local Currency
!Approx. eq
!Winner
!Final Question Wrong
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Romania}}
|
|''Vrei sa fii miliardar?''
|
|''Do you want to be a billionaire?''
|rowspan=2|Virgil Ianţu
|rowspan=2|[[Prima TV]]
|
|1,000,000,000 [[Romanian leu|Romanian lei]]
|€28,000
|
|
|-

|
|''Vrei sa fii milionar?''
|
|''Do you want to be a millionaire?''
|
|1,000,000 [[Romanian leu|Romanian new lei]]
|€280,000
|
|
|-

|rowspan=3|{{flag|Russia}}
|[[1 October]] [[1999]]&ndash;[[2001]]
|''О, счастливчик''
|
|''Oh, lucky man''
|[[Dmitry Dibrov]]
|[[NTV Russia|NTV]] channel
|
|rowspan=2|1,000,000 [[Russian ruble]]s<br/>recently increased to 3,000,000
|rowspan=2|€29,000<br/>€88,000
|0
|
|-

|rowspan=2|[[19 February]] [[2001]]-
|''[[:ru:Кто хочет стать миллионером?|Кто хочет стать миллионером?]]''
|''Kto hochyet stat millionyerom?''
|''Who wants to become a millionaire?''
|[[Maksim Galkin]]
|private [[Channel One (Russia)|ORT]]
|
|[[List of top prize winners in Who Wants to be a Millionaire?#Russia|3]]
|1
|-
|colspan=11|Added "Walkaway" SMS game, when a player refuses to answer the question. New lifeline - "Three wise men" added in 2006, October, 21. 
Prize progression in Russia: 500, 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, '''5,000''', 10,000, 15,000, 25,000, 50,000, '''100,000''', 200,000, 400,000, 800,000, 1,500,000, '''3,000,000''' Russian roubles (when the top prize was just 1,000,000, they used the same prize structure as the UK and US shows, but in rubles)
|-

|rowspan=3|{{flag|Serbia}}
|2002&ndash;2006
|rowspan=2|''Желите ли да постанете милионер?''
|rowspan=2|''Želite li da postanete milioner?''
|rowspan=2|''Do you want to become a millionaire?''
|rowspan=2|Ivan Zeljković
|[[BKTV]]
|
|3,000,000 [[Serbian dinar]]s
|€35,000
|
|
|-

|2007&ndash;
|[[B92]]
|
|5,000,000 [[Serbian dinar]]s
|€63,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression: '''500, 1000, 1500, 2500, '''5,000''', 10,000, 20,000, 40,000, 80,000, '''150,000''', 300,000, 600,000, 1,250,000, 2,500,000, '''''5,000,000'''''.
|-

|{{flag|Singapore}} - [[English language]]
|
|
|
|
|Radio DJ [[Mark Van Cuylenberg]], better known as "The Flying Dutchman"
|[[MediaCorp TV Channel 5|Channel 5]]
|
|rowspan=2|1,000,000 [[Singapore dollar]]s
|rowspan=2|US $630,000
|
|
|-

|{{flag|Singapore}} - [[Chinese language]]
|
|''百万大赢家''
|''Bai wan da ying jia"''
|''Million-dollar winner''
|Taiwanese compere Chao Chi-Tai
|[[MediaCorp TV Channel 8|Channel 8]]
|
|
|
|-

|rowspan=4|{{flag|Slovakia}}
|2000&ndash;
|''Milionár''
|
|''Millionaire''
|Martin Nikodým
|Private TV station [[Markíza|TV Markíza]]
|
|10,000,000 [[Slovak koruna|Slovak korún]]
|€260,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 5,000, '''10,000''', 20,000, 40,000, 80,000, 160,000, '''320,000''', 640,000, 1,250,000, 2,500,000, 5,000,000 '''10,000,000'''. 
|-
|2007&ndash;
|''Milionár''
|
|''Millionaire''
|Martin Nikodým
|State television station [[Slovak Television|STV1]]
|
|5,000,000 [[Slovak koruna|Slovak korún]]
|€130,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''500, 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, '''5,000''', 10,000, 20,000, 35,000, 60,000, '''100,000''', 200,000, 400,000, 1,000,000, 2,000,000 '''5,000,000
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Slovenia}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|2000&ndash;
|''Lepo je biti milijonar''
|
|''It's nice to be a Millionaire''
|[[Jonas Znidarsic|Jonas Žnidaršič]] (earlier)<br/>Boštjan Romih
|[[POP TV]]
|
|10,000,000 [[Slovenian tolar]]jev (earlier)<br/>15,000,000 SIT
|€41,729<br/>€62,594
|1
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''10,000, 20,000, 30,000, 40,000, '''50,000''', 100,000, 175,000, 250,000, 500,000, '''1,000,000''', 1,500,000, 2,500,000, 5,000,000, 7,500,000, '''10,000,000 (or 15,000,000)'''. 
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Slovenia}}
|2007-2008
|''Milijonar z Jonason''
|
|''Millionaire with Jonas''
|Jonas Žnidaršič
|[[Radiotelevizija Slovenija|RTV Slovenia]]'s TV Slovenija 1
|
|€100,000
|about US $150,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''€50, €100, €200, €300, '''€500''', €750, €1,500, €2,500, €3,500, '''€5,000''', €7,500, €12,500, €25,000, €50,000
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|South Africa}}
|
|
|
|
|Jeremy Maggs
|[[M-Net]] channel (first),<br>[[SABC3]]
|
|1,000,000 [[South African rand]]
|US $130,000
|2
|
|-
|colspan=11|The 'M' of the word 'Millionaire' in the first logo was the 'M' logo of M-Net. This version was also the first outside the US to have a jackpot winner.
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Spain}} - Pre-[[euro]]
|1999&ndash;2001
|''¿Quiere ser millonario?, 50x15'' 
|
|''Do you want to be a millionaire?, 50 for 15''
|Carlos Sobera
|[[Telecinco]]
|
|50,000,000 [[Spanish peseta]]s
|€300,506
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''₧ 25,000, ₧ 50,000, ₧ 75,000, ₧ 150,000, '''₧ 300,000''', ₧ 350,000, ₧ 450,000, ₧ 600,000, ₧ 750,000, '''₧ 1,500,000''', ₧ 3,000,000, ₧ 6,000,000, ₧ 12,000,000, ₧ 24,000,000. When contestants use their Phone-a-Friend lifeline, they speak into a telephone, unlike most other versions of the show.
|-

|rowspan=2|
{{flag|Spain}}
|2005&ndash;?
|''¿Quién quiere ser millonario?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|Carlos Sobera
|[[Antena 3 (Spain)|Antena 3]]
|
|€1,000,000
|about US $1,500,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression (w/o the final): '''100, 200, 300, 500, '''1,000''', 2,000, 4,000, 6,000, 8,000, '''10,000''', 15,000, 30,000, 100,000, 300,000
|-

!rowspan=2|Countries/Regions
!rowspan=2|Year
!rowspan=2|Local Name
!rowspan=2|Transliteration
!rowspan=2|Translation
!rowspan=2|Host
!rowspan=2|Aired on
!rowspan=2|Also shown in
!colspan=4|Final Prize
|-
!In Local Currency
!Approx. eq
!Winner
!Final Question Wrong
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Sweden}}
|1999&ndash;2003
|''Vem vill bli miljonär?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|Bengt Magnusson
|[[TV4 (Sweden)|TV4]]
|
|10,000,000 [[Swedish krona|Swedish kronor]]
|€1,100,000
|1
|
|-
|colspan=11|TV4 stopped broadcasting the show because they could not afford the prizes.
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Sweden}}
|2005&ndash;
|''Postkodmiljonären''
|
|''The postal code-millionaire''
|Rickard Sjöberg
|[[TV4 (Sweden)|TV4]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Swedish krona|Swedish kronor]]
|€110,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|Combined with the Swedish Postcode Lottery in a twice-weekly format
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Switzerland}}
|2001
|''Wer wird Millionär''
|
|''Who will become a millionaire?''
|René Rindlisbacher
|private Swiss station TV3
|
|1,000,000 [[Swiss francs]]
|€639,600
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|When TV3 stopped broadcasting in 2001, the show disappeared from the local screens. Swiss candidates have since been spotted on the German show.
|-

|rowspan=4|{{flag|Turkey}}
|2000-2004
|''Kim 500 (beşyüz) milyar ister?''
|
|''Who wants 500 billions?''
|Kenan Işik
|Show TV<br/>Then [[Kanal D]]
|
|500 billion [[Turkish lira|old Turkish lira]]
|rowspan=2|€290,000
|
|
|-

|2005-
|''Kim 500 (beşyüz) bin ister?''
|
|''Who wants 500 thousands?''
|Haluk Bilginer
|[[Show TV]]
|
|500,000 [[Turkish new lira]]
|
|
|-

|2008-
|''Kim 1 Milyon ister?''
|
|''Who wants 1 million?''
|Kenan Işik
|[[Star TV (Turkey)|Star TV]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Turkish new lira]]
|
|
|-

|colspan=11|'''Prize Progression: '''50, 100, 200, 350, '''500''', 750, 1,500, 3,000, 6,000, '''10,000''', 16,000, 32,000, 64,000, 125,000, '''500,000'''
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Ukraine}}
|
|''Хто хоче стати мiльонером? - Перший мільйон''
|''Khto khoche stati mil'onerom? - Pershiy mil'yon''
|''Who wants to be a Millionaire? &ndash; The first million''
|Danilo Janevsky
|Commercial channel [[1+1]]
|
|1,000,000 [[Ukrainian hryvnia|Ukrainian hryven]]
|€160,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|There is no "Ask the Audience" because the audience gives wrong answers in order to deceive contestants.
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Uruguay}}
|
|''¿Quién quiere ser millonario?''
|
|''who wants to be a millionaire?''
|Andrés Tulipano
|
|
|1,000,000 [[Uruguayan peso]]s
|US $42,000 
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|Contestants are paid in US dollars. The show was broadcast only one year.
|-

|rowspan=3|{{flag|United States}}
|1999-2002
|rowspan=2|''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?''
|rowspan=2|
|rowspan=2|
|[[Regis Philbin]]
|[[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]
|[[Canada]], on [[CTV Television Network|CTV]]
|rowspan=2|US $1,000,000
|rowspan=2|
|9
|rowspan=2|
|-
|2002-
|[[Meredith Vieira]]
|in [[Television syndication|first-run syndication]]
|[[Canada]], on [[Citytv]] and [[A-Channel]] stations, among others
|2
|-
|colspan=11|In February 2004, the U.S. broadcast ''[[Who Wants to Be a Super Millionaire]]'' on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] which increased the prize to $10 million and added two lifelines after contestants achieved $100,000 (question #10). The show was hosted by Regis Philbin.
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Venezuela}}
|
|''¿Quién quiere ser millonario?''
|
|''Who wants to be a millionaire?''
|[[Eladio Lárez]], President of Radio Caracas Televisión
|[[RCTV|Radio Caracas Televisión]] (RCTV)
| 
|200,000,000 [[Venezuelan bolívar]]s
|US $93,000
|
|
|-
|colspan=11|Its producers claim it to be the most popular programme in Venezuela.
'''Prize progression (w/o the final)''': 80,000, 150,000, 200,000, 300,000, '''500,000''', 700,000, 1,100,000, 1,800,000, 3,000,000, '''5,000,000''', 8,000,000, 15,000,000, 30,000,000, 60,000,000. Note: RCTV ceased broadcasting due to political issues on May 27, 2007, but as of July 16, 2007, RCTV resumed broadcasting via cable and satellite.
|-

|rowspan=2|{{flag|Vietnam}}
|[[4 January]] [[2005]]
|''Ai là triệu phú?''
|who is the millionaire
|''Who is the millionaire?''
|Lại Vǎn Sâm
|state television station [[Vietnam Television|VTV 3]]
|
|120,000 [[Vietnamese đồng]]
|US $6,250
| 
|
|-
|colspan=11|'''Prize progression''': 100,000, 200,000, 400,000, 700,000, '''1,000,000''', 2,000,000, 3,000,000, 5,000,000, 7,000,000, '''10,000,000''', 15,000,000, 30,000,000, 50,000,000, 70,000,000, '''100,000,000'''. 
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