| Tournament details | |
|---|---|
| Date | 22 April– 18 July 2007 | 
| Teams | 13 countries | 
| Final positions | |
| Champions |  Japan | 
| Runner-up |  South Korea | 
| Tournament statistics | |
| Matches played | 17 | 
| ← 2006  | |
The 2007 ARFU Asian Rugby Series was the fourth edition of a tournament created by Asian Rugby Football Union for national teams. In 2008, it was replaced by the Asian Five Nations.
Tournaments
First Division
Ranking :
- 1.  Japan  (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations) Japan  (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 2.  Hong Kong  (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations) Hong Kong  (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 3.  Sri Lanka  (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations) Sri Lanka  (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations)
Second division
Ranking :
- 1.  Kazakhstan  (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations) Kazakhstan  (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 2. Arabian Gulf (admitted to 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 3.  Sri Lanka   (admitted to division 1 of 2008 Asian Five Nations) Sri Lanka   (admitted to division 1 of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
Third division
Ranking :
- 1.  China  (admitted to division 1 of 2008 Asian Five Nations) China  (admitted to division 1 of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 2.  Singapore  (admitted to division 1 of 2008 Asian Five Nations) Singapore  (admitted to division 1 of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 3.  Malaysia  (admitted to division 2 of 2008 Asian Five Nations) Malaysia  (admitted to division 2 of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
Fourth Division
Ranking :
- 1.  Taiwan  (admitted to division 1 of 2008 Asian Five Nations) Taiwan  (admitted to division 1 of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 2.  Thailand  (admitted to division 2 of 2008 Asian Five Nations) Thailand  (admitted to division 2 of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 3.  Pakistan  (admitted to division 2 of 2008 Asian Five Nations) Pakistan  (admitted to division 2 of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
Fifth Division
- 1.  India  (admitted to division 2 of 2008 Asian Five Nations) India  (admitted to division 2 of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 2.  Philippines  (admitted to regional tournament of 2008 Asian Five Nations) Philippines  (admitted to regional tournament of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
- 3.  Guam  (admitted to regional tournament of 2008 Asian Five Nations) Guam  (admitted to regional tournament of 2008 Asian Five Nations)
Division 6 (Borneo Cup)
Ranking:
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