41 Asian and Oceanian nations including 2 non IOC members (Macau and the Northern Mariana Islands) registered to take part in the 2010–12 Continental Beach Volleyball Cup. The top two from each subzone group qualify for the Zonal tournaments, with the top three from each zonal tournament advancing to the continental championship.
Men
Preliminary round
Central Asia Pool A Host: Chennai, India
25–26 September 2010
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool B Host: Kish Island, Iran
3–4 March 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Zonal Host: Negombo, Sri Lanka
, and advanced to the final round.
East Asia Pool A Host: Haikou, China 19–20 October 2010
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool B Host: Kaohsiung, Taiwan 24–26 December 2010
and advanced to the zonal round.
Zonal Host: Nanning, China
(as the hosts), , and advanced to the final round.
Oceania Pool A Host: Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands 5–7 March 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool B Host: Mele, Vanuatu 20–21 May 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool C Host: Apia, Samoa 26–27 May 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Zonal Host: Mount Maunganui, New Zealand
, and advanced to the final round.
Southeast Asia Pool A Host: Batam, IndonesiaSoutheast Asia Pool A Results 24–26 April 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool B Host: Cha-am, Thailand 1–3 December 2010
and advanced to the zonal round.
Zonal Host: Cha-am, Thailand
, and advanced to the final round.
West Asia Host: Ajman, United Arab Emirates 19–22 November 2011
, and advanced to the final round.
Final round Host: Fuzhou, China
Women
Preliminary round
Central Asia Pool A Host: Chennai, India
25–26 September 2010
With only registering for Pool B, all three teams advanced to the zonal round.
Zonal Host: Negombo, Sri Lanka
, and advanced to the final round.
East Asia Pool A Host: Haikou, China 19–20 October 2010
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool B Host: Kaohsiung, Taiwan 24–26 December 2010
and advanced to the zonal round.
Zonal Host: Nanning, China
(as the hosts), , and advanced to the final round.
Oceania Pool A Host: Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands 5–7 March 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool B Host: Mele, Vanuatu 20–21 May 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool C Host: Apia, Samoa 26–27 May 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Zonal Host: Mount Maunganui, New Zealand
, and advanced to the final round.
Southeast Asia Pool A Host: Batam, Indonesia 24–26 April 2011
and advanced to the zonal round.
Pool B Host: Cha-am, Thailand 1–3 December 2010
and advanced to the zonal round.
Zonal Host: Cha-am, Thailand
, and advanced to the final round.
Final round Host: Fuzhou, China
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