| Flag | Date | Use | Description |
|---|
 | 1845–1862 | Flag of theTuʻi Tonga Empire in Vanuatu | A white field with two red crosses, two blue crosses and the letters and a blue "M" and a red "A" in the center |
 | 1862–1866 | Flag of the Tuʻi Tonga Empire in Vanuatu | A white field with a red cross in the center |
 | 1887–1906 | Flag of theAnglo-French Joint Naval Commission | A vertical bicolour of red and white with a blue square in the center and five five-pointed stars inside the square[14] |
 | 1906–1953 | Flag of the British New Hebrides | Ablue ensign with the emblem of New Hebrides (with theTudor Crown) |
 | 1906–1953 | Flag of the Britishresident commissioner | TheUnion Jack defaced with the emblem of New Hebrides (with the Tudor Crown)[14] |
 | 1953–1980 | Flag of the British New Hebrides | A blue ensign with the emblem of New Hebrides (with theSt Edward's Crown)[14] |
 | 1953–1980 | Flag of the British resident commissioner | The Union Jack defaced with the emblem of New Hebrides (with the St Edward's Crown)[14] |
 | 1906–1940 1944–1980 | Flag of the French New Hebrides | A vertical tricolour of blue, white, and red (proportions 3:2)[15] |
 | 1940–1944 | Flag of theFree French administration of New Hebrides | A vertical tricolour of blue, white, and red with theCross of Lorraine[14] |
 | 1963 | Flag attested as being used in the1963 South Pacific Games | A vertical tricolour of blue, white, and red with the flags of France and the United Kingdom in the center[14] |
 | 1966; 1971 | Flag attested as being used in the1966 and1971 South Pacific Games | A blue field with the emblem of the New Hebrides in the center[14] |
 | 1969 | Dark blue version attested at the time of the1969 South Pacific Games | Similar to the previous flag[16][better source needed] |
 | 1980 | Flag of the ephemeralRepublic of Vemerana | A blue field with a green five-pointed star in the center[17] |
 | 1980 | Flag of the People's Provisional Government of Vanuatu led byVanua'aku Pati | [15] |