'Oceania' emojis

This is a globe emoji showing Asia and Australia. It is used when discussing the Asia-Pacific region, including countries like Korea, China, Japan, and Australia.

It is frequently used when discussing representative culture or symbols of this region, such as K-pop, anime, and kangaroos. It's also often used when introducing Asian food culture or Australia's natural environment.

Australia is a large continent-country located in the Southern Hemisphere. Its flag features a blue background with the Union Jack and the Southern Cross.

Famous for kangaroos and koalas, this country is full of beautiful beaches and vast natural landscapes. The Sydney Opera House is a world-renowned architectural landmark.

This emoji depicts a globe showing the continents of Europe and Africa. It is often used when discussing world travel or international communication.

It is particularly used when talking about famous tourist destinations, such as the Eiffel Tower in Europe or safaris in Africa. It's frequently used on social media when discussing travel plans or when chatting with friends abroad.

This emoji is a globe showing North and South America. It's used when talking about countries in the Americas, such as the United States, Canada, and Brazil.

It's often used when discussing Hollywood movies or American culture. It's also used when talking about cultural events like South American soccer or Samba festivals.

The Cocos (Keeling) Islands are an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean. They are made up of beautiful coral islands and have a population of around 600.

These islands are famous for their white sandy beaches and clear waters. They are a great place for scuba diving and offer a unique Malay culture.