All 195 country flags as emoji and SVG. Tap any flag to copy the emoji to your clipboard. Filter by continent or search by name / ISO code.
Flag emoji are built from two "Regional Indicator" letters that spell the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code. India = 🇮 + 🇳 = 🇮🇳.
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National flags are among the most recognisable symbols of sovereignty and identity. The current era of modern national flags began broadly after the Congress of Vienna in 1815, though India's Tricolour was officially adopted on 22 July 1947 - three weeks before Independence. The Flag Code of India 2002 governs display rules, and the 2022 amendment allows citizens to fly the flag at home 24 hours a day. Globally, the United Nations recognises 193 member states, plus 2 non-member observer states (Vatican City and Palestine), totalling 195 sovereign entities with distinct flags.
UPSC Civil Services Prelims, SSC CGL, IBPS PO, and State PSC examinations regularly include questions about national flags, particularly during international relations topics. Questions may ask about the flag of ASEAN nations, SAARC member states (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka), BRICS members, or G20 countries. This visual reference tool lets you browse flags grouped by continent and search by country name or ISO code for quick revision.
Each flag entry includes the Unicode emoji flag, which is composed of two Regional Indicator Symbol Letters (RISL). For example, India's flag emoji uses RI letters I and N. These emoji render correctly on all modern operating systems and are widely used in WhatsApp messages, social media bios, and digital communication representing national pride or travel destinations.