Thailand United States South Korea Australia Japan Singapore United Kingdom Malaysia Hong Kong China Germany Laos Brazil Taiwan Indonesia India Sweden Canada France Norway Switzerland New Zealand Vietnam United Arab Emirates Qatar Netherlands Italy Cambodia Philippines Belgium Denmark Russia Myanmar Finland Ireland Oman Spain Israel Austria Czech Republic Macao Saudi Arabia Turkey Portugal Mexico Kuwait Iceland Pakistan Bahrain Bangladesh Argentina Romania Maldives South Africa Ukraine Greece Tanzania Poland Chile Morocco Jordan Peru Sri Lanka Egypt Colombia Iran Venezuela Hungary Ecuador Serbia Nigeria Croatia Algeria Brunei Darussalam Bulgaria Nepal British Virgin Islands Kenya Costa Rica Dominican Republic Iraq Luxembourg Azerbaijan Slovenia Malta Bhutan Madagascar Albania Lithuania Puerto Rico Papua New Guinea Mauritius Bolivia Syria Guam Trinidad and Tobago Ghana Kazakhstan Sudan Slovakia Jersey Lebanon Uganda Latvia Senegal Mozambique Honduras El Salvador Jamaica North Macedonia Georgia Cayman Islands Gibraltar Mongolia New Caledonia Belarus Armenia Reunion Northern Mariana Islands Zambia Tunisia Panama Cabo Verde Zimbabwe Namibia Angola Cote D'Ivoire Libya Ethiopia Yemen Palestinian Territory Guinea-Bissau Guatemala Estonia Bosnia and Herzegovina Guadeloupe Greenland Niger Republic of the Congo Seychelles Aland Islands Uzbekistan Uruguay Grenada Nicaragua Timor-Leste Bermuda Rwanda Fiji Liechtenstein Guinea Isle of Man Cyprus Afghanistan Burkina Faso Montenegro Faroe Islands Niue Flag Meaning & Details NO VISITORS FROM HERE YET! Niue Flag Flag Information yellow with the flag of the UK in the upper hoist-side quadrant the flag of the UK bears five yellow five-pointed stars - a large star on a blue disk in the center and a smaller star on each arm of the bold red cross the larger star stands for Niue, the smaller stars recall the Southern Cross constellation on the New Zealand flag and symbolize links with that country yellow represents the bright sunshine of Niue and the warmth and friendship between Niue and New Zealand
Source: CIA - The World Factbook