🏀Asia

Afghanistan National Basketball Federation (ANBF), a member of FIBA Asia's South Asia sub-zone (SABA).

Bahrain Basketball Association, a member of FIBA Asia's Gulf sub-zone (GBA); the men's team is a regular at the FIBA Asia Cup.

Bangladesh Basketball Federation, a member of FIBA Asia's South Asia sub-zone (SABA).

Basketball Federation of Bhutan (BFB), a member of FIBA Asia's South Asia sub-zone (SABA), a young federation growing the sport in the country.

Brunei Basketball Association, a member of FIBA Asia's South East Asia sub-zone (SEABA).

Cambodia Basketball Federation — no own website or social media, link leads to the country profile on asia-basket.com.

Chinese Basketball Association (CBA), also governing the professional CBA league where Yao Ming once played.

Basketball Association of Hong Kong, China — a separate FIBA member despite being part of China.

Basketball Federation of India (BFI), a growing sport in the country with the associated UBA professional league.

PERBASI, the Indonesian Basketball Association, a member of FIBA Asia's South East Asia sub-zone (SEABA).

Basketball Federation of the Islamic Republic of Iran — the men's national team ranks among Asia's elite.

Iraqi Basketball Association — the men's team was a multiple Asian champion in the past.

Japan Basketball Association (JBA), which also governs the professional B.League.

Jordan Basketball Federation (JBF) — the capital Amman regularly hosts international tournaments.

National Basketball Federation of Kazakhstan — the only Central Asian country that plays UEFA football, yet competes in FIBA Asia for basketball.

Kuwait Basketball Federation — no own website or verifiable social media, link leads to the country profile on asia-basket.com.

Kyrgyz Basketball Federation, a member of FIBA Asia's Central Asia sub-zone (CABA).

Lao Basketball Federation, founded in 2015, a member of FIBA Asia's South East Asia sub-zone (SEABA).

Lebanese Basketball Federation — the men's national team is a traditional Asian contender, and the domestic league is one of the strongest in the Middle East.

Macau — China Basketball Association, a separate FIBA member.

Malaysia Basketball Association (MABA), a member of FIBA Asia's South East Asia sub-zone (SEABA).

Maldives Basketball Association (MBA), founded in 1990, a member of FIBA Asia's South Asia sub-zone (SABA).

Mongolian National Basketball Association, a member of FIBA Asia's East Asia sub-zone (EABA).

Myanmar Basketball Federation, a member of FIBA Asia's South East Asia sub-zone (SEABA).

Nepal Basketball Association (NeBA), a member of FIBA Asia's South Asia sub-zone (SABA).

North Korea Basketball Federation — an isolated country with no web presence, link leads to the country profile on asia-basket.com.

Oman Basketball Association, based in the capital Muscat, a member of FIBA Asia's Gulf sub-zone (GBA).

Pakistan Basketball Federation (PBBF), a member of FIBA Asia's South Asia sub-zone (SABA).

Palestinian Basketball Federation, based in Ramallah, a member of FIBA Asia's West Asia sub-zone (WABA).

Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) — basketball is the most popular sport in the Philippines, which co-hosted the 2023 FIBA World Cup.

Qatar Basketball Federation — the capital Doha has hosted several Asian tournaments.

Saudi Basketball Federation (SBF), developing rapidly alongside the domestic league as part of the Vision 2030 initiative.

Basketball Association of Singapore (BAS), a member of FIBA Asia's South East Asia sub-zone (SEABA).

Korea Basketball Association (KBA), which also governs the professional KBL league.

Sri Lanka Basketball Federation, a member of FIBA Asia's South Asia sub-zone (SABA).

Syrian Basketball Federation, based in Damascus — the men's team keeps competing in Asian competitions despite the war.

Chinese Taipei Basketball Association — competes internationally under the "Chinese Taipei" name.

Tajikistan Basketball Federation — the domain found is DNS-dead, link leads to the country profile on asia-basket.com.

Basketball Sport Association of Thailand (BSAT), a member of FIBA Asia's South East Asia sub-zone (SEABA).

Turkmenistan Basketball Federation, a member of FIBA Asia's Central Asia sub-zone (CABA).

United Arab Emirates Basketball Association, a member of FIBA Asia's Gulf sub-zone (GBA).

Basketball Federation of Uzbekistan, based in Tashkent, a member of FIBA Asia's Central Asia sub-zone (CABA).

Vietnam Basketball Federation (VBF), a member of FIBA Asia's South East Asia sub-zone (SEABA).

Yemen Basketball Association, a member of FIBA Asia's West Asia sub-zone (WABA).