Qualification for badminton at the 2024 Summer Paralympics begins on 1 January 2023 and ends on 31 March 2024. There are expected to be 120 slots (60 male, 60 female) for the sport across sixteen medal events.

Timeline Eligible athletes have to gain points in order to qualify to compete at the Games, they must participate in a minimum of three qualifying tournaments. The list will be published on 2 April 2024. Competition Dates Venue Spanish Para Badminton International 2023 20–26 February 2023 Vitoria-Gasteiz Spanish Para Badminton International Toledo 2023 1–5 March 2023 Toledo Brazil Para Badminton International 2023 10–16 April 2023 São Paulo Thailand Para Badminton International 2023 9–14 May 2023 Pattaya Bahrain Para Badminton International 2023 17–23 May 2023 Manama Canada Para Badminton International 2023 14–18 June 2023 Ottawa Uganda Para Badminton International 2023 3–9 July 2023 Kampala Africa Para Badminton Championships 2023 11–16 July 2023 Kampala 4 Nations Para Badminton International 2023 2–6 August 2023 Sheffield 2023 European Para Championships 15–20 August 2023 Rotterdam Indonesia Para Badminton International 2023 4–10 September 2023 Surakarta Oceania Para Badminton Championships 2023 29 September – 1 October 2023 Perth Western Australia Para Badminton International 2023 2–6 October 2023 Perth 2022 Asian Para Games 20–28 October 2023 Hangzhou Japan Para Badminton International 2023 7–12 November 2023 Tokyo 2023 Parapan American Games 17–25 November 2023 Santiago Dubai Para Badminton International 2023 13–17 December 2023 Dubai Egypt Para Badminton International 2024 22–28 January 2024 Cairo 2024 BWF Para-Badminton World Championships 20–25 February 2024 Pattaya 4 Nations Para-Badminton International 2024 18–23 June 2024 Glasgow

Qualification The qualification slots are allocated to the individual athlete or doubles pair, not to the NPC. The qualification ranking list is regulated by the BWF. An NPC can allocated a maximum of ten male and female qualification slots, total of twenty slots. Exceptions are granted via the Bipartite Commission Invitation. An NPC can enter a maximum of one doubles pair of two players per doubles event, the players must be qualified via the Race to Paris Paralympic Doubles Ranking List and Mixed Doubles Ranking List. An NPC can enter one eligible player per singles event if they qualify via the Race to Paris Paralympic Singles Ranking List. Entry into singles events from doubles Both players from WH1 and WH2 that have qualified for the men's/women's doubles event automatically gain a qualification slot in their respective singles events. Every male and female SL3, SL4, SU5 and SH6 who qualifies in the Mixed Doubles event automatically gain a qualification slot in their respective singles events. Entry into doubles events from singles Qualified male and female WH1 and WH2 singles players who are both from the same NPC can invite a maximum of two WH1-WH2 Doubles pairs per NPC. If more than two doubles pairs with athletes from the same NPC can be created from athletes qualifying in Bipartite Commission singles list, the Bipartite Commission will decide on how many and which doubles pairs will be entered. Qualified male and female SL3, SL4 and SU5 singles players who are from the same NPC, the BWF may decide to invite additional SL3-SU5 Mixed Doubles pairs to enter. If more than two SL3-SL5 Doubles pairs with athletes from the same NPC can be created from athletes qualifying in Bipartite Commission singles list, the Bipartite Commission will decide how many and which doubles pairs will be entered. Qualified male and female SH6 singles players from the same NPC, the BWF may decide to invite additional SH6 Mixed Doubles pairs to enter. If more than two SH6 Mixed Doubles pairs with athletes from the same NPC can be created from the athletes qualifying in Bipartite Commission singles list, the Bipartite Commission will decide how many and which SH6 Mixed Doubles pairs will be entered. Entry requirements

Singles EventsMen + Women Minimum entry WH1 9 WH2 6 SL3 6 SL4 6 SU5 6 SH6 10

Doubles Event Sport class Points Combinationspermitted Combinationsnot permitted Entry numbersMinimum entry Men's/women's doubles WH1 & WH2 Maximum: 3 points WH1 + WH2WH1 + WH1 WH2 + WH2 6 pairs Mixed doubles SL3-SU5 Maximum: 8 points SL3 + SL3SL3 + SL4SL3 + SU5SL4 + SL4 SL4 + SU5SU5 + SU5 6 pairs SH6 — SH6 + SH6 — 6 pairs

Slot allocations Means of qualification Date WH1 WH2 SL3 SL4 SU5 SH6 Totalentries Paralympic DoublesRanking List Allocation List published2 April 2024 Men's doubles WH1-WH26 highest ranked pairsWomen's doubles WH1-WH2 6 highest ranked pairs colspan=4 12 males12 females Paralympic Mixed DoublesRanking List Allocation colspan=2 6 highest ranked pairs 6 highest ranked pairs 12 males12 females Paralympic SinglesRanking List Allocation Men Following Doubles Ranking allocations, further slots will be allocated to highest ranked athletes 3 3 5 5 5 4 25 Women Following Doubles Ranking allocations, further slots will be allocated to highest ranked athletes 3 3 5 5 5 4 25 Bipartite Commission Invitation Allocation Men 30 April 2024 3 3 7 7 7 1 11 Women 3 3 7 7 7 1 11

Bipartite commission invitation slots Two bipartite commission slots (one male, one female) are reserved for the host country. In the case that the host country obtains a slot via any other allocation method in either gender, the host country slot for the respective gender expires. Two bipartite commission slots (one male, one female) are reserved for each continent (Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania). If the continent has qualified only one Mixed Doubles pair across all events through the mixed doubles qualification, the continent will obtain an additional continental slot in singles in both genders.

Qualified players Singles Key Description QS Qualified through singles ranking QD Qualified through doubles event IBCI Indicates Bipartite Commission Invitee – Nation's quota fulled, or was not selected by their governing body

Men + Men's singles WH1 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QD 1 1 Qu Zimo 1 60,550 QD 2 2 Choi Jung-man 1 60,305 QD 3 3 Thomas Wandschneider 1 47,280 QD 4 4 Hiroshi Murayama 1 43,722 QD 5 5 Muhammad Ikhwan Ramli 1 43,299 QD 6 6 Osamu Nagashima 2 40,249 QD 7 7 Jeong Jae-gun 2 40,125 – – 8 Keita Nishimura – 38,045 QS 8 9 Yang Tong 2 37,393 – – 10 Lee Sam-seop – 36,536 – – 11 Yuri Ferrigno – 34,664 QD 9 12 David Toupé 1 34,120

+ Men's singles WH2 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QD 1 1 Daiki Kajiwara 1 69,050 QD 2 2 Kim Jung-jun 1 50,372 QD 3 3 Yu Soo-young 2 48,913 QS 4 4 Chan Ho Yuen 1 48,910 QD 5 5 Rick Cornell Hellmann 1 45,586 QD 6 6 Takumi Matsumoto 2 38,219 QD 7 7 Thomas Jakobs 1 36,564 IBCI 8 8 Luca Olgiati 1 36,553 IBCI 9 9 Amir Levi 1 35,946 IBCI 10 10 Jaime Aránguiz 1 35,321 QD 11 11 Mai Jianpeng 1 33,094 – – 12 Zhao Xin – 31,497 QD 12 13 Noor Azwan Noorlan 1 28,904

+ Men's singles SL3 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QS 1 1 Daniel Bethell 1 65,305 – – 2 Pramod Bhagat – 64,050 QD 2 3 Kumar Nitesh 1 52,750 QS 3 4 Manoj Sarkar 2 43,754 QS 4 5 Daisuke Fujihara 1 42,730 QS 5 6 Oleksandr Chyrkov 1 39,958 QS 6 7 Mongkhon Bunsun 1 38,278 – – 8 Mathieu Thomas – 37,470 – – 9 Nehal Gupta – 36,700 – – 10 Pedro Pablo de Vinatea – 30,598 – – 11 Umesh Kumar – 30,155 – – 12 William Roussy – 28,905 – – 13 Xiong Lichuan – 27,094 IBCI 7 14 Wojtek Czyz 1 26,788 50+ QD 8 77 Yang Jianyuan 1 2,860

+ Men's singles SL4 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QD 1 1 Lucas Mazur 1 62,225 QD 2 2 Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj 1 55,796 QD 3 3 Fredy Setiawan 1 53,205 QS 4 4 Mohd Amin Burhanuddin 1 48,528 IBCI 5 5 Sukant Kadam 2 45,996 IBCI 6 6 Tarun Dhillon 3 44,185 QD 7 7 Hikmat Ramdani 2 40,447 QS 8 8 Shin Kyung-hwan 1 33,956 QS 9 9 Marcel Adam 1 33,731 IBCI 10 10 Rogério Oliveira 1 33,614 – – 11 Rickard Nilsson – 33,095 – – 12 Chawarat Kitichokwattana – 33,052 – – 13 Naveen Sivakumar – 27,570 – – 14 Nilesh Gaikwad – 27,184 – – 15 Yeh En-chuan – 27,116 – – 16 Guillaume Gailly – 26,851 – – 17 Diogo Daniel – 25,760 IBCI 11 18 Jeremiah Nnanna 1 25,740 QD 12 19 Siripong Teamarrom 1 24,100

+ Men's singles SU5 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QS 1 1 Cheah Liek Hou 1 66,550 QS 2 2 Dheva Anrimusthi 1 59,400 QS 3 3 Fang Jen-yu 1 49,458 IBCI 4 4 Suryo Nugroho 2 45,515 QS 5 5 Méril Loquette 1 44,556 IBCI 6 6 Muhammad Fareez Anuar 2 42,774 QD 7 7 Taiyo Imai 1 40,308 – – 8 Pu Gui-yu – 36,333 QS 8 9 Bartłomiej Mróz 1 35,878

+ Men's singles SH6 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QS 1 1 Krishna Nagar 1 61,777 QS 2 2 Chu Man Kai 1 54,300 QS 3 3 Vitor Tavares 1 48,710 QS 4 4 Charles Noakes 1 47,063 QD 5 5 Jack Shephard 1 44,652 IBCI 6 6 Krysten Coombs 2 44,280 QD 7 7 Miles Krajewski 1 40,691 QD 8 8 Lin Naili 1 38,156 – – 9 Wong Chun Yim – 36,239 QD 9 10 Natthapong Meechai 1 35,017 QD 10 11 Sivarajan Solaimalai 2 32,320 – – 12 Zeng Qingtao – 30,812 – – 13 Héctor Salva – 30,231 QD 11 14 Subhan 1 30,174

Women + Women's singles WH1 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QD 1 1 Sarina Satomi 1 60,100 QS 2 2 Man-Kei To 1 58,205 QD 3 3 Sujirat Pookkham 1 53,300 QD 4 4 Yin Menglu 1 49,582 QD 5 5 Cynthia Mathez 1 46,763 QS 6 6 Henriett Koósz 1 40,442 QD 7 7 Hu Guang-chiou 1 35,791 QD 8 8 Kwon Hyun-ah 1 35,734 QS 9 9 Nina Gorodetzky 1 34,889 – – 10 Fan Chaoyue – 33,956 IBCI 10 11 Yuka Chokyu 1 32,803 IBCI 11 12 Daniele Torres 1 32,388

+ Women's singles WH2 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QD 1 1 Liu Yutong 1 60,550 QS 2 2 Pilar Jáuregui 1 54,236 QS 3 3 Emine Seçkin 1 49,228 QD 4 4 Ilaria Renggli 1 48,246 QS 5 5 Li Hongyan 2 46,304 QD 6 6 Yuma Yamazaki 1 44,217 QD 7 7 Amnouy Wetwithan 1 39,288 QD 8 8 Jung Gye-oul 1 39,054 QD 9 9 Yang I-chen 1 33,053 IBCI 10 10 Mischa Ginns 1 32,640

+ Women's singles SL3 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QS 1 1 Qonitah Ikhtiar Syakuroh 1 62,005 QS 2 2 Xiao Zuxian 1 57,672 QS 3 3 Halime Yıldız 1 55,310 QS 4 4 Manasi Girishchandra Joshi 1 45,927 IBCI 5 5 Mandeep Kaur 2 43,233 QS 6 6 Oksana Kozyna 1 40,758 IBCI 7 7 Céline Vinot 1 35,278 IBCI 8 8 Darunee Henpraiwan 1 32,564 – – 9 Parul Parmar – 31,914 – – 10 Coraline Bergeron – 31,859 – – 11 Adriane Ávila – 31,187 IBCI 9 12 Mariam Eniola Bolaji 1 31,050 No singles ranking QD 10 – Noriko Ito 1 —

+ Women's singles SL4 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QS 1 1 Cheng Hefang 1 60,550 QS 2 2 Helle Sofie Sagøy 1 53,219 QD 3 3 Leani Ratri Oktila 1 52,110 QS 4 4 Haruka Fujino 1 48,619 QD 5 5 Khalimatus Sadiyah 2 43,480 QD 6 6 Palak Kohli 1 41,402 IBCI 7 7 Milena Surreau 1 37,767 QD 8 8 Faustine Noël 2 36,130 No singles ranking QD 9 – Nipada Saensupa 1 —

+ Women's singles SU5 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QD 1 1 Yang Qiuxia 1 58,050 QS 2 2 Maud Lefort 1 56,933 QS 3 3 Cathrine Rosengren 1 54,094 QD 4 4 Thulasimathi Murugesan 1 51,815 QS 5 5 Manisha Ramadass 2 47,547 QS 6 6 Mamiko Toyoda 1 38,287 IBCI 7 7 Kaeda Kameyama 2 37,564 – – 8 Akiko Sugino – 37,461 QS 8 9 Beatriz Monteiro 1 36,728 IBCI 9 10 Rosa De Marco 1 32,270

+ Women's singles SH6 No. Athlete Country NPC rank Points QD 1 1 Rina Marlina 1 56,747 QD 2 2 Li Fengmei 1 56,277 QD 3 3 Nithya Sre Sivan 1 50,855 QS 4 4 Giuliana Póveda 1 50,760 QS 5 5 Lin Shuangbao 2 49,696 QS 6 6 Oliwia Szmigiel 1 44,188 QD 7 7 Rachel Choong 1 44,000 IBCI 8 8 Rubí Fernández 2 35,003 QS 9 9 Cai Yi-lin 1 34,378 – – 10 Yasmina Eissa – 33,070 – – 11 Wu Yu-yen – 33,031 – – 12 Daria Bujnicka – 32,888 – – 13 Nina Kozlova – 32,717 QD 10 14 Jayci Simon 1 30,300 – – 15 Lam Ching Yung – 25,315 QD 11 16 Chai Saeyang 1 23,579

Doubles Key Description QD Qualified through doubles ranking QS Qualified through singles event NP Qualified as new pair IBCI Indicates Bipartite Commission Invitee – Nation's quota fulled, or was not selected by their governing body

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