This is a list of all qualifying competitions which are played to decide each national representative in the UEFA Regions' Cup.
Each UEFA member nation has one place in the biennial Regions' Cup, with the competitions in this list being organised by the respective nations' football associations. The winners of each tournament advance to either the preliminary or intermediary round of the Regions' Cup. Smaller members are allowed to submit representative national teams directly into the preliminary round, however.
| Nation | Qualifying competition | |
|---|---|---|
| National amateur team | ||
| National amateur team | ||
| AFFA Amateur League | ||
| Belarusian stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup (club team) | ||
| Bosnian stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Regional amateur team | ||
| Croatian stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Czech stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| FA Inter-League Cup | ||
| Estonian Small Cup | ||
| Finnish stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup (club team) | ||
| French stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| U21-Länderpokal | ||
| Greek stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Hungarian stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Liga Alef play-off between eligible clubs | ||
| Trofeo delle Regioni | ||
| Kazakhstan Second Division | ||
| Winner of Latvian Second League | ||
| National amateur team | ||
| I Lyga (not necessarily winners, may be chosen by association) | ||
| National amateur team | ||
| Regional amateur team | ||
| National amateur team (2000–2010) Gozo representative team (2012–present)[1] | ||
| Moldovan stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| National junior team (until 2007) East v West Regions Cup Play-off (from 2007)[2] | ||
| Polish stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Torneio Eusébio das Regiões | ||
| Play-off between two regional teams formed among Connacht/Leinster/Munster/Ulster | ||
| Romanian stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Russian Division IV play-offs (region of winning club) | ||
| National amateur team | ||
| Regional amateur team | ||
| Serbian stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Slovak stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Slovenian stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Spanish stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Swedish stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup (club team) | ||
| Swiss stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| Turkish stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup | ||
| National amateur team (1999) AAFU champions/cup holders (2001–2015) UAF (FFU) Regions' Cup (2017–present) | ||
| Welsh stage of the UEFA Regions' Cup |