Serb community in Croatia
- Bearer
- Serb community in Croatia
- Flag
- 9 April 2005 (Serb National Council)
- Coat of arms
- 14 November 1997 (Joint Council of Municipalities)
- Area
- Croatia
- Official website
- snv.hr
The flag of the Serbs in Croatia — a tricolour of red, blue and white in the proportion 1 : 2, with no other symbols — was adopted on 9 April 2005 at the constituent session of the Serb National Council, with the consent of the Council for National Minorities of the Republic of Croatia. It is displayed on the premises of Serbian organisations and at gatherings of the Serbian community, alongside the flag of Croatia.
The arms of the Serbian national minority were adopted by the Joint Council of Municipalities on 14 November 1997; they are used by the Serbian community in the Danube region.
Blazon
A white double-headed eagle with a shield on its breast bearing a cross with four firesteels.
Three horizontal fields of equal width: red, blue and white; proportion 1 : 2.