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Flag of Slovakia

Slovakia's flag has equal white, blue and red horizontal bands. The state coat of arms sits toward the hoist, and the law sets a 2:3 ratio.

Current flag

Flag of Slovakia
Flag of Slovakia (SK)
Slovakia
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Slovakia

Flag facts

Information about the flag’s design, colours and proportions.

Proportion
2:3 height: width
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Flag design

The flag has 3 horizontal bands from top to bottom: white · blue · red.

Layout
Horizontal bands
Number of bands
3
Details
Equal-width bands
Symbols
Coat of arms – Hoist side
Colours
White, blue, and red
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Flag comparisons

Act No. 63/1993 describes three equal horizontal bands, white above blue and red. The coat of arms is placed on the hoist-side half of the flag; its height is half the flag's height. The prescribed proportions are 2:3.

The emblem is a red shield bearing a silver double cross on a three-peaked blue base. Including it distinguishes Slovakia's tricolour from similar white-blue-red designs. The Act also governs the production and use of state symbols.

Frequently asked questions

What is the order of Slovakia's flag colours?

From top to bottom, the bands are white, blue and red.

Where is the coat of arms placed?

It is on the hoist-side half of the flag, with a height equal to half the flag's height.

What are the proportions of Slovakia's flag?

The State Symbols Act sets the flag's width-to-height ratio at 2:3.

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Country facts

Type
Country
Name
Slovakia
Continent
Europe
Capital
Bratislava
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2
SK
ISO 3166-1 alpha-3
SVK
ISO 3166-1 numeric
703
Top-level domain
.sk
Area
48,845 km²
Population
5,413,813 (2025)
Currency
EUR
Calling code
+421
Slovakia on the globe
Slovakia on the globe

Slovakia on the globe

Historical flags: Slovakia (825–)

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