First Lieutenant - Other Countries

Other Countries

For other countries, the equivalent rank to a US Army first lieutenant (O-2) is listed below.

  • Afghanistan: Lomri Baridman
  • Albania: Toger
  • Angola: Primeiro Tenente
  • Arabic-speaking countries except former French colonies in North Africa: Mulazim Awwal
  • Argentina: Teniente Primero (army); Primer Teniente (air force)
  • Austria: Oberleutnant
  • Azerbaijan: Baş Leytenant
  • Belarus: Cтарший Лейтенант (Starshiy Leytenant)
  • Belgium: Lieutenant (French); Luitenant (Dutch)
  • Bhutan: Deda Gom
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina: Poručnik
  • Brazil: Primeiro Tenente
  • Bulgaria: Cтарши Лейтенант (Starshiy Leytenant)
  • Cambodia: Ak-no-say-ney-tor
  • Cape Verde: Primeiro Tenente
  • Imperial China (Qing Dynasty): 副軍校 (Fù jūn xiào)
  • People's Republic of China: 中尉 (Zhōngwèi)
  • Republic of China (Taiwan): 中尉(Chungwei)
  • Croatia: Natporučnik
  • Cuba: Primer Teniente
  • Chile: Teniente
  • Cyprus: Ypolokhagos (army); Yposminagos (air force); Anthypoploiarchos (navy)
  • Czech Republic: Nadporučík (former Czechoslovakia: Nadporučík)
  • Denmark: Premierløjtnant
  • Dominican Republic: Primer Teniente
  • Estonia: Leitnant
  • Finland: Yliluutnantti
  • France and all other French-speaking countries: Lieutenant (Air Force/Army), Enseigne de vaisseau de première classe (Navy)
  • Georgia: უფროსი ლეიტენანტი (Up’rosi Leytenanti)
  • Germany: Oberleutnant
  • Greece: Ypolokhagos (army); Yposminagos (air force); Anthypoploiarchos (navy)
  • Hungary: Főhadnagy
  • Indonesia: Letnan Satu
  • Iran: ستوان یكم (Setvan Yekom)
  • Republic of Ireland: Lieutenant (English); Lefteanant (Irish)
  • Israel: (קצין מקצועי אקדמאי (קמ"א Katsín miktsoí akademai (Kama); see: Israel Defense Forces ranks
  • Italy: Tenente
  • Japan: Nitō Rikui 2等陸尉(or Nii 2尉) (modern) / Chūi 中尉 (historical)
  • Kazakhstan: Старший лейтенант (Russian), Аға Лейтенант (Kazakh)
  • North Korea and South Korea: 중위 (Jungwi)
  • Laos: Roithõäkäd
  • Latvia: Virsleitnants
  • Lithuania: Vyresnysis Leitenantas
  • Luxembourg: Premier Lieutenant
  • Malaysia: Leftenan
  • Mexico: Teniente Primero
  • Nepal: Upa-Senani
  • Republic of Macedonia: Поручник (Poručnik)
  • Mongolia: Ахлах дэслэгч (Ahlah deslegch)
  • Mozambique: Tenente
  • Netherlands: Eerste Luitenant
  • Nicaragua: Teniente Primero
  • Norway: Løytnant
  • Pakistan: Lieutenant (Army)
  • Paraguay: Teniente Primero
  • Philippines: First Lieutenant (English); Unang Tenyente (Filipino), Primero Tenyente
  • Poland: Porucznik
  • Portugal: Tenente
  • Romania: Locotenent (current); Locotenent-Major (Warsaw Pact)
  • Russia: Cтарший Лейтенант (Starshiy Leytenant)
  • Serbia: Поручник (Poručnik)
  • Singapore:Lieutenant
  • Slovakia: Nadporučík
  • Slovenia:
  • Somalia: "Dagaal"
  • Soviet Union: Cтарший Лейтенант (Starshiy Leytenant)
  • Spain and all other Spanish-speaking countries except Argentina, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Uruguay: Teniente
  • Suriname: Luitenant
  • Sweden: Löjtnant
  • Switzerland: Oberleutnant (German); Premier Lieutenant (French); Primotenente (Italian)
  • Thailand: Roi Tho
  • Tunisia: ملازم أول (Moulazem Awal)
  • Turkey: Üsteğmen
  • Ukraine: Cтарший Лейтенант (Starshiy Leytenant)
  • Uruguay: Teniente Primero
  • Uzbekistan: Katta Leytenant
  • Vietnam: Trung Uy
  • Venezuela: Primer Teniente
  • Yugoslavia: Поручник (Poručnik)

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