English (en):  World map showing legal recognition of nonbinary / third gender by country.


  Nonbinary / third gender option available as voluntary opt-in. At least one district.
  Opt-in for intersex people only
  Standard for third gender
  Standard for intersex
  Nonbinary / third gender option not legally recognized / no data
This file was derived from: World laws pertaining to homosexual relationships and expression.svg: 
Official sources (legislation / court orders / executive orders):

Argentina[1]
Australia (only Tasmania) [2][3]
Austria: opt in scheme similar to Germany via mandatory reinterpretation of existing law according to Constitutional Court decision[4]
Bangladesh[5] (report by third party)
Chile: Non-binary gender recognised on birth certificates.[6][7][8] It is standard to register babies as "indefinite sex" (sexo indefinido) rather than "male" or "female" if their sex is indeterminate at birth.[9]
Canada[10][11][12]
Colombia[13]
Denmark[14]
Germany: mandatory, but opt in scheme to be introduced following legal case[15][16]
Iceland[4]
India[5]
Kenya[17]
Malta[18][6]
Mexico[19]
Nepal[20]
The Netherlands[21]
New Zealand[22][23]
Pakistan: It is standard for khwaja sara (eunics/hijras) to be listed as "third gender" on their legal documents.[24]
Portugal (gender self-identification, but only binary)[25][26]
Uruguay (gender self-identification, but only binary)[27]
USA (some states) [28]
World_homosexuality_laws.svg: Various (Initial version by Silje)
derivative work: Mangostaniko