Ukraine has participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest every year since they joined in 2006. They have also hosted it twice, in 2009 and in 2013.
They won the competition in 2012 with Anastasiya Petryk and the song Nebo. Her sister Victoria was the runner-up in 2008 and in 2013 Sofia Tarasova also reached the 2nd position.
| Event | Contestant | Song | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bucharest 2006 | Nazar Slyusarchuk |
Khlopchyk Rock-n-roll
|
58 points 9th |
| Rotterdam 2007 | Ilona Halytska |
Urok Hlamuru
|
56 points 9th |
| Lemesos 2008 |
Victoria Petryk
|
Matrosy
|
135 points 2nd |
| Kyiv 2009 |
Andranik Aleksanyan
|
Try Topoli, Try Surmy
|
89 points 5th |
| Minsk 2010 |
Yuliya Gurska
|
Mii Litak
|
28 points 14th |
| Yerevan 2011 |
Kristall
|
Europe
|
42 points 11th |
| Amsterdam 2012 |
Anastasiya Petryk
|
138 points 1st | |
| Kyiv 2013 |
Sofia Tarasova
|
We Are One
|
121 points 2nd |
| Valletta 2014 |
Sympho-Nick
|
Spring will come
|
74 points 6th |
| Sofia 2015 |
Anna Trincher
|
Pochny z sebe
|
38 points 11th |
| Valletta 2016 |
Sofia Rol
|
30 points 14th | |
| Tbilisi 2017 |
Anastasiya Baginska
|
Don't Stop
|
147 points 7th |
| Minsk 2018 |
Darina Krasnovetska
|
182 points 4th | |
| Gliwice-Silesia 2019 |
Sophia Ivanko
|
59 points 15th | |
| Poland 2020 |
Oleksandr Balabanov
|
Vidkryvai (Open Up)
|
106 points 7th |
| Paris 2021 |
Olena Usenko
|
Vazhil
|
Ukraine
Bucharest 2006
Rotterdam 2007
Lemesos 2008
Kyiv 2009
Minsk 2010
Yerevan 2011
Amsterdam 2012
Kyiv 2013
Valletta 2014
Sofia 2015
Valletta 2016
Tbilisi 2017
Minsk 2018
Gliwice-Silesia 2019
Poland 2020
Paris 2021
