Remaining Countries in The Commonwealth of Nations

There are 54 member countries in the Commonwealth of Nations, formerly known as the British Commonwealth. The member countries span six continents and are bound together by shared history, culture, language, and values.

The member countries are:

1. Antigua and Barbuda
2. Australia
3. The Bahamas
4. Bangladesh
5. Barbados
6. Belize
7. Botswana
8. Brunei Darussalam
9. Cameroon
10. Canada
11. Cyprus
12. Dominica
13. Eswatini
14. Fiji
15. The Gambia
16. Ghana
17. Grenada
18. Guyana
19. India
20. Jamaica
21. Kenya
22. Kiribati
23. Lesotho
24. Malawi
25. Malaysia
26. Maldives
27. Malta
28. Mauritius
29. Mozambique
30. Namibia
31. Nauru
32. New Zealand
33. Nigeria
34. Pakistan
35. Papua New Guinea
36. Rwanda
37. Saint Kitts and Nevis
38. Saint Lucia
39. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
40. Samoa
41. Seychelles
42. Sierra Leone
43. Singapore
44. Solomon Islands
45. South Africa
46. Sri Lanka
47. Tanzania
48. Tonga
49. Trinidad and Tobago
50. Tuvalu
51. Uganda
52. United Kingdom
53. Vanuatu
54. Zambia

It is important to note that member countries have different levels of involvement and engagement with the Commonwealth, and some countries have chosen not to participate in certain Commonwealth institutions or initiatives. Additionally, membership in the Commonwealth is voluntary, and countries may choose to join or leave the organization at their discretion.