Taiwan Hong Kong Australia United States Canada Japan Macao Malaysia United Kingdom China Singapore Germany Vietnam New Zealand France Philippines South Korea Thailand Netherlands Brazil Ireland Indonesia Italy Spain India Sweden Switzerland Belgium Mexico Russia Poland United Arab Emirates Cambodia Austria Denmark Czech Republic Finland Turkey Hungary South Africa Norway Argentina Saudi Arabia Portugal Panama Pakistan Chile Israel Myanmar Qatar Bangladesh Ukraine Greece Costa Rica Paraguay Colombia Sri Lanka Iceland Peru Belize Nicaragua Eswatini Kuwait Guam Kenya Estonia Romania Fiji Angola Nigeria Brunei Darussalam Ecuador Venezuela Maldives Egypt Kazakhstan Lithuania Slovakia Northern Mariana Islands Zimbabwe Malta Luxembourg Solomon Islands Latvia Morocco El Salvador Burkina Faso Bolivia Iraq Belarus Slovenia Marshall Islands Mozambique Puerto Rico Guatemala Jersey Laos Nepal Trinidad and Tobago Palau Honduras Lesotho Croatia Namibia Serbia Ghana Mauritius Benin Dominican Republic Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Saint Lucia Tunisia Jordan Cyprus Papua New Guinea Zambia Democratic Republic of the Congo Niger Cote D'Ivoire Haiti Algeria Monaco Oman Malawi Kyrgyzstan Senegal Armenia Madagascar Grenada Albania Suriname Mongolia Isle of Man Mali Uganda Guinea Reunion Georgia Sierra Leone Vanuatu Bosnia and Herzegovina Syria North Macedonia Moldova Barbados Bahamas Sint Maarten Nauru Guyana Greenland Cameroon Sudan American Samoa Lebanon Kiribati French Polynesia Tanzania Botswana Turkmenistan Palestinian Territory Iran Jamaica New Caledonia Monaco Flag Meaning & Details 2 VISITORS FROM HERE! Monaco Flag Flag Information two equal horizontal bands of red (top) and white the colors are those of the ruling House of Grimaldi and have been in use since 1339, making the flag one of the world's oldest national banners note: similar to the flag of Indonesia which is longer and the flag of Poland which is white (top) and red
Learn more about Monaco »
Source: CIA - The World Factbook