10 Whitest Countries Outside of Europe

10 Whitest Countries NOT in Europe.

Today I am going to tell you about the 10 countries with the highest percentage of white residents outside of Europe. I am sure some will surprise you.

After our black-and-white series, I had a lot of requests to do the same thing for countries. I did a little research and decided to go with the whitest countries outside of Europe and Scandinavia. I have to throw that Scandinavia part in there because some people don’t consider Norway, Sweden, and Finland part of Europe. They are part of Europe but some people scour YouTube videos for anything they consider a mistake and try and turn it into their gotcha moment of the day.

Now, what are white people and where are they now? We have used people of European origin to define the term “white” in this video. White obviously isn’t a race even though it is a race choice when you apply to be the night cook and boxing coach at Waffle House.

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10) South Africa Cape Town has most of them
9) Mexico
8) Colombia
7) Venezuela
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3) Chile
2) Australia
1) Argentina

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[dole]

First time in my life hearing that there are people who think Scandinavia isn't part of Europe.

[melosm]

I think you forgot Uruguay and New Zealand

[johnho]

I'm Irish and I lived in Argentina for 17 years. There are about 1 million of Irish descent living there. The founder of the Navy was Admiral Brown, born in the west of Irleand. It is my home from home.

[Victor-utsr]

The one from Brazil wasn’t really surprising to me. The country is probably the most diverse country in the world. I’m remember when I was living a Mexico doing a volunteer work with other foreigners, there was 15 Brazilians in my group and I remember the other volunteers from other countries were always so impressed that every single one of those Brazilians looked completely different. You had, black, white, mixed, asian descendants and etc. With all types of hair, eyes colors, skin tones and etc.

[Mark-ntjf]

After my daughter did a semester of college in Venezuela, long before it went crazy, she attended the University Of Minnesota. The native Spanish speakers there asked her if she was from Argentina. When she asked why they thought that, they said she looked European and she had a South American accent.

[quirinobrescia]

As a hispanic person, this list did not surprise me at all. We are proud of our Spanish and other European heritages
I thought Uruguay would be #1 though.

[hidajetsejdic]

Never heard someone saying “Scandinavia isn’t Europe”, never!! Also, what about New Zealand, Uruguay, Paraguay, they are mostly white?

[MisterPyOne]

I live in Europe and when I say I'm Uruguayan they are relatively often confused. I got asked pretty often why I'm not black or dark skinned. A lot of people have no clue that a lot of Europeans came to south America especially Argentina Uruguay and southern Brazil, have seen that also with white Brazilians here that people expect Brazilians to be dark skinned.

[leandromv]

I'm pretty sure Uruguay is "whiter" than Chile. It's like the same as Argentina.

[aldyleeson]

The reality in Brazil is that not only Europeans migrated to Brazil during the great wars as mentioned. There were waves of migration before that and acctually even before the most known big migration waves: Italians, Japanese, Polish and some others. Even before those, there were eventually Portuguese aristocrats that moved to Brazil every year and then to help to occupy the territory or to make a better life. Meanwhile, a Brazilian mix were already taking place creating the Brazilians we know today.

[elu]

Uruguay and Argentina clearly whiter than the rest of latinamerican countries

[fypcjjh]

I was expecting Uruguay to be in the list, the country is about 98% of European's descent, also some countries like Costa Rica and El Salvador have more people of European descent than some of the countries at the bottom of the list.
Back to Oceania, I was surprised that even though Australia was on the list New Zealand wasn't.

[jorgeraimondososa]

I'm from Argentina. I have never seen a black woman or men in person. Only on TV.

[donovan]

Whiteness is different in Latin America compared to how Anglo Americans see it. It's sort of the opposite of the one-drop rule. A lot of people who would not be white in the US are considered white in Latin America.

[hillbilly]

I watched the 2022 World Cup Final. If they were not wearing different jerseys and I had to guess which team was from South America and which team was from Europe, I would have guessed wrong. All of Argentina's players were white, and half of the French players were black, so this definitely makes sense.

[lucaschapman]

Some people in the UK 🇬🇧 were complaining there weren’t any black players in the Argentina squad during the last world 🌎 cup! What about the lack of white players in the Nigerian team!!

[felipich]

Lot’s of Italians and Spanish moved to Argentina in ww2. Argentina is the country with most Italians outside of Italy, being 66% of Italian descendants

[hansschotterradler]

How did New Zealand and Uruguay not make that list??

[Brucemcleod]

Strange video because I’m not sure if you are basing it in numbers or percentages as you seem to be forgetting Uruguay, New Zealand, Cuba, Costa Rica and Paraguay

[pao-hsbo]

Uruguay, new zealand, cuba, costa rica. These countries has a large percentage of white race population than south africa and mexico and they are not included in the video.