A total of 128 qualifying places are available for table tennis at the 2015 European Games, 64 players per gender.^[1]

Qualification summary

NOC	Men's Singles	Men's Team	Women's Singles	Women's Team	Total Athletes
Austria	2	X	2	X	6
Azerbaijan	2	X	2	X	6
Belarus	2	X	2	X	6
Belgium	2		1		3
Bosnia and Herzegovina	1				1
Croatia	2	X	2		5
Cyprus			1		1
Czech Republic	2	X	2	X	6
Denmark	2				2
France	2	X	2	X	6
Germany	2	X	2	X	6
Great Britain	2		2		4
Greece	2	X			3
Hungary	2	X	2	X	6
Israel			1		1
Italy	2				2
Latvia	1				1
Lithuania			1		1
Luxembourg			2	X	3
Netherlands			2	X	3
Poland	2	X	2	X	6
Portugal	2	X	2	X	6
Romania	2	X	2	X	6
Russia	2	X	2	X	6
San Marino			1		1
Serbia	2		2	X	5
Slovakia	2		2		4
Slovenia	1		1		2
Spain	2	X	2		5
Sweden	2	X	2	X	6
Switzerland			1		1
Turkey	1		1		2
Ukraine	2	X	2	X	6
33 NOCs	48	16	48	16	128

Qualification timeline

Event	Date	Venue
2014 Table Tennis European Championships	22–28 September 2014	Lisbon
ITTF Ranking Date	1 March 2015

Qualification progress

Singles

Limited to two athletes per nation.

Meaning of qualification	Total places	Total players per NOC	Men	Women
Host nation	2	2	Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan
Top 14 teams at the 2014 European Championships Championships Division	28	2	Austria  Belarus  Croatia  Czech Republic  France  Germany  Greece  Hungary  Poland  Portugal  Romania  Russia  Spain  Sweden	Austria  Belarus  Czech Republic  France  Germany  Hungary  Luxembourg  Netherlands  Poland  Portugal  Romania  Russia  Sweden  Ukraine
First teams at the 2014 European Championships Challenge Division	2	2	Ukraine	Serbia
ITTF European Ranking	16/14	1	Paul Drinkhall (GBR)  Bojan Tokic (SLO)  Liam Pitchford (GBR)  Mihai Bobocica (ITA)  Yang Wang (SVK)  Ahmet Li (TUR)  Niagol Stoyanov (ITA)  Aleksandar Karakašević (SRB)  Žolt Pete (SRB)  Matiss Burgis (LAT)  Lubomir Pistej (SVK)  Cedric Nuytinck (BEL)  Jean-Michel Saive (BEL)  Jonathan Groth (DEN)  Kasper Sternberg (DEN)  Admir Duranspahic (BIH)	Melek Hu (TUR)  Yanfei Shen (ESP)  Tian Yuan (CRO)  Ruta Paskauskiene (LTU)  Barbora Balazova (SVK)  Lea Rakovac (CRO)  Galia Dvorak (ESP)  Eva Odorova (SVK)  Alex Galic (SLO)  Rachel Moret (SUI)  Nicole Trosman (ISR)  Lisa Lung (BEL)  Tin-Tin Ho (GBR)  Charlotte Carey (GBR)
Universality places	0/2	1		Letizia Giardi (SMR)  TBA (CYP)[2]
Total			48 athletes	48 athletes

Teams

A team consists of three players. Two of the players compete in the singles event.

Meaning of qualification	Total places	Men	Women
Host nation	1	Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan
2014 European Championships Championships Division	14	Germany  Portugal  Croatia  Sweden  Russia  Belarus  France  Spain  Poland  Hungary  Austria  Greece  Czech Republic  Romania	Germany  Austria  Sweden  Poland  Hungary  Netherlands  Romania  Belarus  Czech Republic  France  Russia  Portugal  Luxembourg  Ukraine
2014 European Championships Challenge Division	1	Ukraine	Serbia
Total		16	16

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