2022 Asia Rugby Sevens Series

The 2022 Asia Rugby Sevens Series was the thirteenth edition of the Asia Rugby Sevens Series. The lower-tier Trophy tournament, hosted in Indonesia, served as a qualifier, with the top team qualifying for the main series hosted in Thailand, South Korea, and UAE.
The Asia Rugby Sevens Series issued an apology after the wrong national anthem was played for the Hong Kong Men's 7's team before the final of the Incheon Sevens.

Teams

Asia Rugby Sevens Trophy
Asia Rugby Sevens Series
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The official schedules and venues for the 2022 Asia Rugby Sevens Trophy & Asia Rugby Sevens Series were:

Leg	Stadium	City	Dates	Winner
Indonesia	JGBK Rugby Pitch	Jakarta	6–7 August

Leg	Stadium	City	Dates	Winner
Thailand	Boonyachinda Stadium	Bangkok	22–23 October
Korea	Incheon Namdong Asiad Rugby Field	Incheon	12–13 November
UAE	Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting and Golf Club	Al Ain	26–27 November

The Trophy was held from 6 to 7 August at the JGBK Rugby Pitch in Jakarta.

Final standings over the three legs of the 2019 Asia Rugby Sevens Series:

The Thailand leg of the series was held from 22 to 23 October at the Boonyachinda Stadium in Bangkok.
Sri Lanka was suspended from participating in this tournament.

The Korean leg of the series was held from 12 to 13 November in Incheon.

The Arabian leg of the series was held from 26 to 27 November in Al Ain.

A national anthem mix-up incident happened on 13 November. "Glory to Hong Kong" was played instead of "March of the Volunteers" as the national anthem of Hong Kong during the final of the Inchoen Sevens between Hong Kong and South Korea. Asia Rugby apologised and explained that it was down to "simple human error" made by a junior member of staff. The Chief Secretary for Administration, Eric Chan said the Hong Kong government raised "strong objection to the association for its inability" to prevent the mistake from happening. While Chief Executive John Lee said that the "song that was played was closely connected to the 2019 violence and disturbances, and advocacy for Hong Kong's independence," and said that the Organised Crime and Triad Bureau would investigate the matter. For similar incidents, see a list of wrong anthems incidents.