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Armenia's representative Parg finished his performance at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. The singer, as in the second semi-final, presented himself with his struggle and brilliant performance, consistent with the message of his song Survivor.

To vote for Armenia, you need to send the number 18 to the short number designated in your country.

To get acquainted with the voting procedure and details, you can also follow the contest on the TV channel broadcasting it in your country.

All the countries participating in Eurovision vote in the final.

It is also possible to vote from other countries of the world that do not participate in the Eurovision Song Contest via the website www.esc.vote.

It is not possible to vote for Parg from Armenia.

To vote for other participants, the short number 1004 is available in Armenia.

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