Voting for the 2023 Rugby World Cup was held on December 14, at 15:15 Tbilisi time, in the French capital Paris. As a result of the voting, the 2023 Rugby World Cup teams have been recruited.

As a result of the voting, the groups were divided as follows:
Group A: New Zealand, France, Italy, America 1, Africa 1
Group B: South Africa, Ireland, Scotland, Asia / Oceania 1, Europe 2
Group C: Wales, Australia, Fiji, Europe 1, final qualifying winner (repechage)
Group D: England, Japan, Argentina, Oceania 1, America 2



In 2019, after one of the most spectacular and dramatic Rugby World Cups in Japan, the identities of the 12 nations competing in the 2023 World Cup became known, although as a result of the qualifying round, the identities of the remaining 8 participants will be revealed.
12 nations that have already qualified for the World Cup: South Africa, England, New Zealand, Wales, Japan, France (host), Australia, Ireland, Scotland, Italy, Argentina, Fiji.
The owner of the remaining 8 trips will be announced as a result of the world qualification stage. The final phase of the qualification phase will be held in November 2022, where 4 nations will compete for the trip.
According to the January 1, 2020 ranking, the teams were divided into 5 baskets in the 2023 Rugby World Cup voting.

Cart I: South Africa, New Zealand, England, Wales
Cart II: Ireland, Australia, France, Japan
Cart III: Scotland, Argentina, Fiji, Italy
Cart IV: Oceania 1, Europe 1, America 1, Asia / Pacific
Cart V: Africa 1, Europe 2, America 2, repechage winner