The (untraditional) person-centred approach has recently attracted a lot of interest in, especially Big Five, personality research, and especially in Europe. A common person-centred methodology, also applied in the present study, is to carry out cluster analyses to form homogeneous subgroups of people with similar profiles across variables, in this case the Big Five personality factors, and then relate cluster membership to an external variable, in this case prejudice. To the best of our knowledge, no previous research has examined the relation between personality and prejudice using a personcentred approach.