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Revenue (Customs) Flag


image by Željko Heimer, 24 August 2001

I located The revenue flag shown at <www.customs.ee>. It is slightly different from the Flaggenbuch image.
Phil Nelson, 29 October 2000

Customs Flag. It is actually called Revenue Flag in Estonian documents in English available on the Net.
From <www.customs.ee>:
"Estonian Customs Act
Chapter I
Article 7. Customs insignia
The Customs Board has a revenue flag, a customs badge and a customs emblem.
The Government of the Republic shall approve the description of the revenue flag, customs badge and customs emblem.
The Minister of Finance shall establish the procedure for using the
revenue flag, customs badge and customs emblem.
(13.10.99 entered into force 31.10.99 ¯ RT I 1999, 79, 731)"
Željko Heimer, 24 August 2001

See also: Flags from "Flaggenbuch" - Estonian Customs


Citizenship and Migration Board's Flag


image by Ivan Sache, 22 Febuary 2002

From <www.mig.ee>:
"The existing Citizenship and Migration Board is a result of several incorporations and reorganisations. The history of the Board goes back to the year 1918 when on November 26 the newly-born Republic of Estonia adopted two important acts: the Regulation of the Land Council on the Citizenship of the Estonian Democratic Republic and the Regulation of the Provisional Government on Travel Passports, Entering Visas in Passports and the Issue of Travel Licences. The first document can be considered as the first citizenship act and the second as a predecessor of the Aliens Act. That is why the Citizenship and Migration Board celebrates its anniversary on November 26. The Board has its own symbols - a flag, coat of arms and logo".
Imageof the flag at <www.mig.ee/lipp.gif>.
Dov Gutterman, 23 January 2002

The flag is square, yellow with a blue chevron and the three blue lions with red tongue from the national coat of arms below the chevron.
Ivan Sache, 22 Febuary 2002