Flags
| Royal Standard and State FlagAdopted: 31 July 1998 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Flown only in the presence of the reigning monarch of Paulovia and over the International Embassy of Paulovia. Symbolism: Adopted from the traditional Royal Standard or 'Royal Cross' in 1998 to represent the re-established state of Paulovia. The horizontal blue bar represents the Mediterranean Sea and the seas around the UK; The red vertical bar represents the royal blood line and the sacrifices of the Paulovian peoples; The central white stars are for the UK and Paulovia; The gold star is for unity and family; Red stars in the outer quarters are for the islands, past, present and future; Olive branch on white field (top canton) is for peace and prosperity. |
| National FlagAdopted: 27 July 2005 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Can be flown by all citizens and honorary citizens on land without restriction except for the promotion of commercial enterprises. Citizens can buy this flag from MrFlag.com (Note: Paulovia.org does not receive any commission) |
| National EnsignAdopted: 30 August 2007 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Can be flown by all citizens and honorary citizens at sea or on river craft without restriction except for the promotion of commercial enterprises. The previous ensign adopted on 27 July 2005 was withdrawn from use on 29 August 2007 to avoid confusion at sea with the national flag. Citizens can buy this flag from MrFlag.com (Note: Paulovia.org does not receive any commission) |
| Government Department EnsignAdopted: 02 March 2009 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Flown by government departments and agencies. The previous Government Department Ensign was finally withdrawn from use on 3 April 2009. |
| Omorfee IslandsThe main island group with Omorfee itself being the largest in the Paulovia Islands. It has a cosmopolitan population. Adopted: 2 August 2005 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Flown by Omorfee Island authorities. Prior to November 2007 this flag was also used for the Paulovia Commonwealth until dissolved. |
| Miraggio IslandsAdopted: 21 April 2009 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Flown by Miraggio Island authorities. A petition was submitted to the Great Panjandrum Council by the authorities of Miraggio Island to have their previous flag replaced with a this modern flag design to reflect the island ties with the Paulovia Crown more closely. |
| Amarantine IslandsThe third largest island in the Paulovian Islands group. Adopted: 20 February 2007 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Flown by Amarantine Island authorities. |
| Andreas IslandsThe least populated island in the Paulovia Islands group and dedicated wildlife protection area since 2005. Adopted: 5 June 2007 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Flown by Andreas Island authorities. |
| Mandrakis Island PolisA small semi-autonomous island town in the east of Omorfee Island. HRH Prince Paul holds permanent office as Mayor of the town council. Adopted: 14 December 2007 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Flown by Manddrakis Town Council. |
| Isabella IslandsAdopted: 21 April 2009 Ratio: tba Permitted: Isabella Islands authorities and residents on land and at sea. |
| Klasika Insulo (The Classic Islands)Adopted: 21 April 2009 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: Klasika Islands authorities and residents on land and sea. |
| Munro Island
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| Antarctic Research Station (Princess Helen) |
Image to Follow | University of Paulovia (UoP)Adopted: tba Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: UoP Buildings only |
Image to Follow | Paulovia Institute for Science, Research & Exploration (PISRE)Adopted: 01 June 2006 Ratio: 2:3 Permitted: PISRE ships and buildings only |








