Want to bag yourself a billionaire? We’ve sifted through Forbes’ billionaire list to find you the world’s most eligible bachelors and bacheloresses – proving that financial success doesn’t always go hand-in-hand with romantic success. Here’s our round-up of the richest singletons in the world.

She's a member of the wealthy Turkish Sabanci clan, blessed with smoldering good looks and a fortune of $1 billion (£769m) – the question on all of our lips is, how is she still single? Serra Sabanci was married to businessman Birol Aktan for five years, but the pair split in 1999, and she's not yet remarried.

Yoshikazu Tanaka is Japan's most eligible bachelor. The tech tycoon, who established the gaming-orientated social networking site GREE in 2004 and went on to become Asia's youngest self-made billionaire, has never come near to walking down the aisle.

The youngest daughter of Ludwig Georg Braun, Johanna Braun owns a 10% stake in her father's company, B Braun Melsungen. The German firm, which dates back to 1839, is a major medical and pharmaceutical device company operating in more than 50 countries.

Carl Erik Hagen, who is not known to be dating anyone at the moment, owns a 30% stake in Canica, the parent company of RMI, the Norwegian supermarket chain his father Stein Erik Hagan founded in 1985. He also serves on the board of Scandinavian e-commerce firm Komplett.

Scion of India's super-rich Burman family, British billionaire Saket Burman traces his fortune back to his great-grandfather SK Burman, who founded Dabur, India's largest Ayurvedic medicine firm. The hard-working heir has little time for a partner and is single at the moment.

Another billionaire heiress yet to be snapped up, Eva Maria is one of eight lucky children of Ludwig Georg Braun, who are all in line to get a slice of the gigantic B. Braun Melsungen AG fortune. She owns a 12% stake in the company, which currently amounts to a net worth of $1.3 billion (£995m).

Known to his fans as 'Notch', Minecraft creator Markus Persson, who hails from Sweden, wed Elin Zetterstrand, a fellow programmer in 2011, but the couple divorced after a year of marriage. By all accounts, the gaming guru is free and single right now.

Beauty, brains and billionaire status, he's got it all. At the age of just eight years old, Prince Albert von Thurn and Taxis was listed on the prestigious Forbes' youngest billionaires list, after inheriting one of the Europe's largest forest reserves. He's also got an MA from the University of Edinburgh in economics and theology, lives in a Bavarian castle and enjoys driving race cars. If you're wanting enormous wealth and a chance at becoming a princess, he's your guy.

Ironically for a real estate mogul, the founder of Berggruen Holdings has been nicknamed the "homeless billionaire" as it was reported that he lived out of hotels. Having recently moved into an LA apartment, Berggruen is looking a little more settled – and, perhaps, ready to settle down. If he chooses to, his lucky partner will be able to share in some of his $1.6 billion (£1.2bn) fortune.

Unattached and worth a cool $1.7 billion (£1.3bn), Robert Tönnies inherited his father Bernd's 50% stake in meat processing company Tönnies Lebensmittel after the patriarch's untimely death in 1994.

German video art collector Julia Stoschek is an heir to the family auto parts empire. The contemporary art connoisseur was in a relationship with German photographer Andreas Gurksy for four years, and then publisher Mathias Döpfner, with whom she has a son, but is currently single.

Moscow-based property billionaire Sergei Gordeev has his fingers in many pies, including an interest in high-speed transportation company Virgin Hyperloop One, which presumably leaves him little time for romance given his singleton status.

Together with his older brother Patrick, Irish entrepreneur John Collison set up internet payments company Stripe in 2011, and the company is now worth $20.25 billion (£15.6bn). Married to his work, John barely has time to socialise and is single at the current time.

Likewise, Patrick Collision is unattached right now. Like his hard-grafting brother, the online payments whiz is all work and no play. “Our dating lives are about as interesting as our downtime,” Patrick told The Times in 2017. “There's not a whole lot happening.”

This dashing 36-year old billionaire is not reported to be dating anyone yet, despite rumours that he dated Dorm Room Fund's CeCe Chung in the past. He's also one of the youngest self-made billionaires, making his fortune as co-founder and CEO of file-sharing service Dropbox, and is currently worth a whopping $2.1 billion (£1.6bn).

She's the oldest eligible billionaire on our list at 77, becoming single after a split from her husband, Steve Wynn, in 2010. With a net worth of $2.2 billion (£1.7bn) from the hotel and casino chain Wynn Resorts, she's got a stress-free retirement ahead – but could she share it with someone?

You might recognise Arkadiy's surname – that's because his father is the owner of Chelsea Football Club, Roman Abramovich. While the 25-year old Daniel Radcliffe-lookalike might not be a billionaire yet, he's set to inherit a fifth of his father's enormous wealth, so he's looking in pretty good shape for whatever life throws at him. He currently heads up investment firm ARA Capital.

Pavel Durov, the Russian co-founder of the popular Telegram Messenger app, has something of a playboy lifestyle and lives in exile in the Caribbean paradise of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Despite rumours of model girlfriends, the so-called 'Mark Zuckerberg of Russia' appears to be single at present.

Salmon farming heir Gustav Magnar Witzoe might have been born with a silver spoon in his mouth, but it hasn't stopped this dashing billionaire from pursuing a career of his own – as a model, of course. With a $2.8 billion (£2.2bn) dollar fortune and cheekbones you could cut yourself on, this 25-year old is one of the most eligible billionaires out there.

Canadian internet whiz Garrett Camp co-founded the web discovery site StumbleUpon in 2002 and further swelled his personal fortune by co-creating Uber in 2009. He dated StyleSeat founder Melody McCloskey for a number of years, but appears to be single right now.

She’s not a billionaire quite yet but Katharine Fredriksen, heiress to her father John’s oil and shipping fortune, is expected to inherit $5 billion ($4bn) when the 74-year-old passes away. Not just a pretty face, Kathrine studied at the European Business school before being appointed to the shipping division of her father’s company, Frontline, in 2008.

Kathrine's equally-attractive twin sister Cecilie is poised to inherit the other half of her father John's $10 billion ($8bn) fortune. Cecilie, who like her sister grew up in London, also works for the family firm.

If you're after a royal, you're in luck: the prince of this tiny country is not reported to be dating anyone. This 23-year old heir to the throne of Liechtenstein also happens to be a descendant of Charles I of England, spurring debates as to whether he's a distant heir to the British throne, too. He's expected to inherit the lion's share of his family's $5 billion (£3.8bn) fortune, so we can only imagine that wannabe princesses are lining up in their droves to meet him.

The billionaire founder of wireless hardware manufacturer Ubiquiti networks, Pera is elusive about his personal life, but he's not known to be dating anyone currently. As well as having a net worth of $7.8 billion (£6bn), he's got a seriously impressive CV: he holds degrees in electrical engineering and Japanese, and worked at Apple for two years before braving it on his own.

A jack of all trades, Russian oligarch Prokhorov has run numerous companies, served in the Soviet army, purchased a majority stake in Russian basketball team the New Jersey Nets, and even ran for president against Vladimir Putin back in 2012. He might be a busy man but he's often expressed his desire for a partner, reportedly pledging that he's get married if the New Jersey Nets hadn't won the NBA championship in five years – a pledge which he later retracted.

Another member of the Silicon Valley set, Jan Koum built up his fortune as the co-founder of WhatsApp, with the app selling for a staggering $22 billion (£17.62bn) to Facebook in 2014. The messaging mogul could do with some sweet talk, though, as he's yet to find love and remains single.

An iron ore mogul and Australia's richest citizen, Rinehart may have been searching for someone to win her heart after she was tragically widowed in 1990. The businesswoman made her fortune from the cattle as well as mining industries, turning around her father's business: Hancock Prospecting was worth $75 million (£57.4m) at the time of his death, whereas now, Rinehart alone is worth $15.3 billion (£11.8bn).

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The only son of China's fourth-richest man Wang Jianlin, 31-year old Wang Sicong might be in line for fortune but that doesn't mean he's ready to settle down. Known as a bit of a womanizer, he's thought to have had between 11 and 15 girlfriends in the past and openly embraces his party-hard, playboy persona.

As the 14th richest person on the planet, Brin is one of the wealthiest singletons out there. The Google co-founder now works as president of Alphabet, Google's parent company, and has not been reported to be dating anyone since his split from genetic-testing entrepreneur Anne Wojcicki in 2015. 

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