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The Home · Historical Flags · Updates Sub-Saharan Africa Ethiopia 1 1 The plain tricolour is still flown unofficially. Ghana Guinea Mali Senegal Cameroon Chad Nigeria Côte d’Ivoire Niger Lesotho Sierra Leone Gabon Rwanda Republic of the Congo Benin Guinea-Bissau Madagascar Burkina Faso Angola Malawi Kenya South Sudan Mozambique Tanzania Democratic Republic of the Congo Namibia South Africa The Gambia Botswana São Tomé and Príncipe Zimbabwe Uganda Togo Liberia Zambia Burundi Equatorial Guinea Somaliland Central African Republic Eswatini Cabo Verde Somalia Djibouti Eritrea Zanzibar Ogoni 2 2 Some versions of the flag have the ring of stars extending over all three stripes. Oromia OLF flag 3 3 Flag of the Oromo Liberation Front, a nationalist liberation movement within Ethiopia. The regional government flies a red, white and black flag with a tree in the middle. Tigray Middle East and North Africa Türkiye Tunisia Morocco Algeria Libya Mauritania Palestine Jordan Western Sahara Polisario flag 4 4 Flown by the Polisario Front and the unrecognized Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, which claims to be the rightful government of the disputed Western Sahara. Most of the territory is occupied by Morocco. United Arab Emirates Kuwait Egypt Yemen Sudan Iraq Syria Syria opposition flag 5 5 Flown by protestors against the Assad regime and in areas by controlled by the Syrian National Coalition. Israel Cyprus Northern Cyprus Lebanon Iran Oman Bahrain Qatar Saudi Arabia Kurdistan Amazigh Druze Assyrians Western Europe France Italy Ireland Andorra Belgium Germany Netherlands Luxembourg Austria national flag 6 6 Flown by private citizens and municipalities. Austria federal service flag 7 7 Flown by the federal government and the armed forces. Spain Switzerland Denmark national flag 8 8 Allowed to be flown by anyone. Denmark sovereign flag 9 9 Flown by the royal house, the government, and the armed forces. Also granted to a select list of private institutions and companies. Norway merchant flag 10 10 Allowed to be flown by anyone. Norway state flag 11 11 Flown only on state-owned buildings and naval ships. Iceland national flag 12 12 Allowed to be flown by anyone. Iceland state flag 13 13 Flown on government buildings and coast guard ships. Åland Sweden 14 14 Flown for all purposes. A three-tailed version of the national flag is flown by the military. Finland national flag 15 15 Allowed to be flown by anyone. Finland state flag 16 16 Flown by the government, border guard, and public universities. The armed forces fly a version with a swallowtail cut. Faroe Islands Greece United Kingdom England Guernsey Northern Ireland Ulster banner 17 17 Northen Ireland has not had an official flag since 1973, but the Ulster Banner is still flown by some sporting teams and private citizens. More or less exclusively a unionist symbol. Nationalists tend to fly the Irish tricolour instead. Scotland Wales San Marino Liechtenstein Monaco national flag 18 18 Allowed to be flown by anyone. Monaco princely flag 19 19 Flown over the Prince’s Palace and government buildings. Gibraltar Vatican City Malta Portugal Azores Madeira Canary Islands Galicia Jersey Catalonia senyera 20 20 The traditional Catalan flag, and the official flag of the Autonomous Community of Catalonia. Catalonia estelada 21 21 The flag preferred by supporters of Catalan independence. Brittany Cornwall Corsica Flanders Wallonia Sicily Isle of Man Basque Country Sápmi Eastern Europe Russia Slovenia Slovakia Serbia state flag 22 22 Flown by the national government, and by local and provincial governments on national holidays and days of mourning. Allowed to be used by private citizens during celebrations, sporting events, and any other context that isn’t expressly forbidden by law. In other words, it can basically be used anyone at any time. Serbia national flag 23 23 Allowed to be flown by anyone. Croatia Czechia Poland state flag 24 24 Allowed to be flown by anyone. Must be flown over the Presidential Palace, parliament, provincial legislatures, and other government buildings. Poland coat of arms flag 25 25 Only supposed to be flown by embassies, airports, and merchant ships. In practice, flown by private citizens as well. Georgia Latvia Hungary Bulgaria Estonia Armenia Azerbaijan Lithuania national flag 26 26 Allowed to be flown by anyone. Lithuania armorial flag 27 27 Ceremonial flag, flown at the Royal Palace in Vilnius, Trakai Island Castle, and War Museum in Kaunas. Also flown over government buildings on certain holidays. Albania Montenegro North Macedonia Belarus Belarus opposition flag 28 28 Flown by protestors against the Lukashenko regime. Romania Moldova Ukraine Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo Adygea Abkhazia Chechnya Tatarstan Ossetia 29 29 Flown by the breakaway Georgian region of South Ossetia and the Russian republic of North Ossetia. Chuvashia Mari El Udmurtia Gagauzia Bashkortostan Komi Karelia Crimean Tatar Székely Land Kalmykia Central Asia and Siberia Afghanistan diplomatic flag 30 30 The former flag of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, still flown by diplomatic missions. Afghanistan Taliban flag 31 31 Flown by the largely-unrecognized Taliban government Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Karakalpakstan East Turkestan 32 32 The national flag of the Uyghur people, banned within the People’s Republic of China. Xinjiang Province does not have an official flag. Tibet 33 33 Banned within the People’s Republic of China. The Tibet Autonomous Region does not have a flag. Mongolia Buryatia Tuva Sakha Altai Jewish Autonomous Region South Asia and the Indian Ocean India Pakistan Bangladesh Nepal Bhutan Sri Lanka Maldives Comoros Mauritius Seychelles Réunion 34 34 A popular but unofficial local flag flown by some municipalities. Mayotte 35 35 Flown by the departmental council and used as a local flag. Chagos Islands 36 36 Flown by the Chagossians, who were forcibly removed from the islands by the British to make way for a military base. The islands are officially administered as the British Indian Ocean Territory, which has a colonial ensign with a wavy white and blue stripes and a palm tree badge. Azad Kashmir 37 37 Flown in the Pakistan-controlled parts of the disputed region of Kashmir. The two Indian union territories in the region do not have official flags. Balochistan 38 38 Flown by Baloch nationalists seeking independence from Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan. The star is sometimes flipped upside down or replaced by a white sun. The provincial government of Balochistan in Pakistan flies a green flag with a white camel emblem. Nagaland 39 39 Flown by nationalists and separatists. The Indian state of Nagaland does not have an official flag. Kannada 40 40 The popular but unofficial flag of the Kannada people. The Indian state of Karnataka does not have an official flag. East and Southeast Asia Japan South Korea North Korea Vietnam China Hong Kong Macau Taiwan 41 41 The flag of the Republic of China, which is the government of Taiwan. Banned on the mainland, as the People’s Republic of China claims sovereignty over the island. At major international sporting events like the Olympics, Taiwan competes under the name "Chinese Taipei" and flies a neutral flag. Thailand Laos Cambodia Philippines Malaysia Indonesia Singapore Brunei Sarawak Timor-Leste Myanmar Shan Rohingya Bangsamoro Karen 42 42 Flown by Karen nationalists seeking independence and separation from Myanmar. Kayin State has its own flag, a blue-white-red tricolour with a white star in the top left. Sabah Ainu Oceania Papua New Guinea Aboriginal Australians Māori Vanuatu Kanaky-New Caledonia 43 43 Flown alongside the French tricolour as a joint national flag. Bougainville Solomon Islands Australia Aotearoa New Zealand Cook Islands Fiji Tuvalu Niue Tokelau Marshall Islands Nauru Micronesia Palau Kiribati Hawaiʻi Samoa Tonga Wallis and Futuna Maohi Nui Rapa Nui Northern Mariana Islands Guam American Samoa Pitcairn Islands Norfolk...