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Got Talent España is Spain's Got Talent adaptation, launched on Telecinco in 2016 as a revival of the 2008 Cuatro series Tienes Talento.

Talang is Sweden's Got Talent adaptation, launched on TV4 in 2007 and later won in 2008 by future pop singer Zara Larsson.

Holland's Got Talent is the Dutch Got Talent adaptation, launched on SBS6 in 2008 and later adopted by RTL 4 from 2010 onward.

Pilipinas Got Talent is the Philippine Got Talent adaptation, launched on ABS-CBN in 2010 and first won by singer Jovit Baldivino.

Got Talent Argentina is Argentina's Got Talent franchise, originating as Talento Argentino on Telefe in 2008 and revived under its current name in 2023.

Thailand's Got Talent is Thailand's Got Talent adaptation, launched on Channel 3 in 2011 with a top prize advertised at 10 million baht.

Vietnam's Got Talent is Vietnam's Got Talent adaptation, launched on VTV3 and MTV Vietnam in 2011 with a 400 million VND grand prize.

Portugal tem Talento was Portugal's 2011 Got Talent version on SIC, following the earlier RTP1 adaptation Aqui Há Talento from 2007.

Israel's Got Talent is Israel's Got Talent adaptation, launched on Reshet 13 in 2018 after the earlier 2007 Reshet show HaDavar HaGadol HaBa.

Africa's Got Talent refers to African Got Talent adaptations, including SA's Got Talent from 2009 and East Africa's Got Talent in 2019.

Supertalent is Croatia's Got Talent adaptation, launched on Nova TV in 2009 and later broadcast across Croatian-linked regional channels.

Malta's Got Talent is Malta's Got Talent franchise entry, premiered on TVM in 2020 and first won by father-son singing duo Jomike and Lydon Agius.

Sri Lanka's Got Talent is Sri Lanka's Got Talent adaptation, launched on Sirasa TV in 2018 and produced by Stein Studios with Syco Entertainment.

Ecuador Tiene Talento is Ecuador's Got Talent adaptation on Ecuavisa, launched in 2012 and won first by street comedian Luis Castillo.