DroneMate, the Worldwide Map of Drone Laws #drone #droneday
From foXnoMad via DIY Photography:
Many travelers have been caught off guard at customs and having traveled around the world with my drone, can say the rules are often confusing. A big part of this is due to a lot of hearsay and misinformation floating around online, so I got in touch with the appropriate governing bodies in every country in the world to put together this map of official laws for recreational droning worldwide.
The map is updated regularly and only applies to recreational drone use – commercial drone use requires a permit in practically any country you can think of. I’ve also included links to registration forms and any other relevant contact information you may need before you fly your drone in a given country.
I’ve tried to organize the map into four main categories:
- Green: Drone use is generally allowed.
- Yellow: Drone use is limited or may require cumbersome registration processes.
- Red: Drone import or use is prohibited or otherwise heavily restricted.
- Grey: No data or there are no defined or applicable UAV laws.
Read more, check out the full map, and take a look the app here and here
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