How to LEGALLY bring a Drone into EU as a Non-EU residents - UK / US in Europe - EASA Drone Rules
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2024
- If you are a resident of a non-EASA Member State and plan to visit and operate a drone in an EASA Member State, you need to register as a drone operator with the National Aviation Authority of the first EASA state you intend to operate
www.easa.europa.eu/en/domains...
Once you are registered in your host EASA Member State, this will be valid across the rest of EASA Member States. You don’t need to register in another EASA Member State again.
You also need to train and pass the drone pilot’s certificate online exam and get the European certificate in any EASA Member State. Some National Aviation Authorities offer the training and exam in English. And of course, you need to comply with the European Drone regulations.
To prepare for your trip, please take time to review all information on drones published on EASA Pro and check the list of EASA Member States’ ‘Drones - National Aviation Authorities’.
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Love it. You’ve answered my question I had asked you on IG (as Bristol Drones). Thank you for putting this short video together.
Glad it helped
I was going to Cyprus from the UK so did the Cypriot exam. All done in English and quite a straightforward system to navigate.
Brilliant stuff. Thank you 🙏
Thank you, good to get recent clarification as I saw that some changes were happening from 31 Dec 2023 :)
Absolutely correct Henrik. I did the EASA online drone test through the Duchy of Luxembourg (free course) to gain an EU Flyer and operator ID, then converted to to a Polish one by registering with the Polish CAA to get a Polish Flyer and operator ID. All together maybe an hour online, and 2 or 3 emails and all was done. It's not difficult as long as you follow the right steps. Google is your friend as they say.
Why did you convert the Luxembourg operator ID to a Polish one? As both are EASA member, one operator should suffice, shouldn't it?
@@FrankMaas Yes, you are correct, it would have been enough, I was just being pedantic by covering every possibility.
Neil, I did the course and exam on the LUX site which gained me the Flyer ID certificate. But blowed if I can find the right form on their website to get an operator ID, You can either apply as a 'natural person' which turns out the be Lux citizens only, or as a 'legal person' where the form expects you to be filling in details of a firm that you work for. I don't work for anyone. Really stuck. Can you help please?
Hi, I have done the exam for Luxembourg but I am travelling to Greece. I have completed the exam and received a certificate from the EASA but it says Lux on it. If I take this to Greece as a form of ID would it be acceptable or do I need to do something else? I am really confused. Can’t wait for your reply, many thanks
@neilfoster814 how did you completed the personal ID verification without a EU passport or ID ? im stuck in there .....thanx
Much Droning Love Henrik mi ol mate
I just did it the other way round: As a citizen of an EASA country I intend to spend time in UK and take with my drone. A big decision is it, if I‘ll carry my sub250 or better going big with my larger drone. I already made a flyer ID and as well an operator ID. The A1 & A3 is very similar to the EASA A1/A3. In my case I tried without a single training unit and passed. The only thing I realised is different are the distances to people/Houses.
I‘m not planning to do the A2 based in UK but I‘ll go with my larger drone, mainly because of a better wind performance. I‘m well aware to be in need of keeping distance from people/buildings.
Here’s a hint: If you are a UK citizens I would recommend to do your registration in Ireland. If you intend to fly in another EASA country you are still fine.
Thnx henri
Great info, thank you. What about Remote ID? It's not clear that I can swap my US Remote Id for a EASA ID - and swap back and forth as I move between US and EU. Tak!
hi, thanks for the info, but on the alfa tango form, under nationality there is no listing for United States...what am I doing wrong? Thanks
Did DJI fix the light issue already with the DJI Mini 4 Pro if You reclassify it? I want to do it but still hold on until all the bugs are ironed out LOL
Do you have a direct link to a "drone operator registration" in any country? And an Operator ID?
Just to verify, US citizen traveling to Ireland, Northern Ireland, Portugal and Spain. I got my operator ID and passed my test with Ireland since this is where my trip begins but do I have to do any type of notifying/registering when going onto Portugal and Spain?( what will I need to do for Northern Ireland?)
I am going to Greece a couple of months but they don’t yet have any information or ability to get operator ID as far as I can see. I was told I could just register in another EU country like Luxembourg even though I won’t be visiting there.
Thanks for this, I really enjoy your channel. I'm starting off in Italy from the US and taking my Mini 3 Pro. It's a 2023 model so does this mean it's classed as a legasy drone and no longer has the advantages of being sub 250 grams? If so what do I do?
No you are still good, just make sure to register you as a drone operator in EU and you are good to go
Thank you, more videos please.
Thank you, you keep doing this for us..because you sound owned 👏 👌 😅 thank God I don't live there..
I would like to bring my drone (DJI Air3) to fly in EU countries. I did already the EASA's pilot exam but I got stuck when tying to register for my drone as I need to provide liability insurance information in the registration form. My problem is that I can't find any company in my country (Thailand) that provides such liability insurance outside of the country, so I try contact insurance companies in the EU countries, all of them informed that they have the policy available for EU residents only. I don't know what to do. Could you please give me some advice?
Hey man I’ve got the question which liability insurance should I get I’m from Israel and I’m not able to get any eu liability insurance because I’m not from eu they just don’t let me
Hi I love your videos and the pleasant way you present them, I am from the UK and operate DJI Mini 4 pro I hold both flyer ID and have an operator ID. I am also a member of the drone cover club of the uk which I get insurance to fly my drone in the eu.
However I am at a loss at trying to register myself and my drone in France. I am about to give up, could you help please?
Thanks! Don't know if you are responding to a comment/request I left on one of your other videos, but whether this was a direct response or not, it is very much appreciated .. .
I have come to Germany from India for a month and carrying my Dji Mini 4pro (without a class identification sticker on it). I tried to register with German civil aviation, however the registration service is only available in German language.
Also, the companies here sell drone insurance to EU domicile only.
Please help.
How long will it take for me to get my operator id ?
A few things here need more research Henrik. It's not necessarily the aviation authority in a country which issues the Operator ID. In my country of Sweden for example, it is the Ministry for Transportation (Transportstyrelsen) who oversee this and issue the Operator ID. Also, it is not free of charge here - this too varies from country to country. Where I live there is an annual registry fee.
Can someone tell me how I can register my drone for Greece? I am travelling in 2 weeks
I am going to France Norway and Belgium but all the rules are in the relevant countries language, I am coming from uk so if I was to do the Irish operators test I would be able to fly in Europe as Eire is part of the EU ?
how did you completed the personal ID verification without a EU passport or digital ID on the Luxembourg website ? im stuck in there .....thanx
Hello - I love your videos. I am really struggling with my drone operator registration for Italy. Can I contact you somehow to ask for help? I bought a drone and now can't even fly it as I am stupid. Thank you in advance.
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I’m a US citizen traveling to Italy. Any idea how can I can get drone insurance for 1 month? Apparently drone insurance is required for Italy.
Do you need to provide insurance coverage if you're not an EU resident or is the insurance coverage just a recommendation?
It’s a recommendation
Does Your Danish registration allow You to fly in Sweden and vice versa?
You said A2 is needed for C6 drones and up? Isn't A2 needed for C2 and up?
A registration in one EU memberstate is valid in all states and also in Switzerland.
@@ExHanseat Thank You.
Correct it’s from C2 and up - yes, your swedish registration is valid across EU
@@ExHanseat Thanks!
@@TECHDRONEMEDIA Thanks!
What about flying commercially? I know if I am making a movie, or something to that scale, I am sure permits out the wazoo are necessary. But what about the more fuzzy situations? Like, for example, making a video destined for UA-cam and your channel is monetized, or you happen to have good friend who wants you to inspect their roof or film their property for real estate purposes and offers you a few bucks to do so. I guess the right question is if their is line where something is considered commercial and where it is not.
I had to pay ISK 5500 for a 5 year registration as a drone operator for my dji mini pro 3. I saw no free options anywhere.
For Iceland
0:14 - what do you mean, 12 member states?
Temporary meltdown
Thanks so much for this video. I live in Australia and am travelling to the EU in September. I'm a little confused if I need to register as a Natural Person or a Legal Person. Just flying a Mini 4 Pro, sub 250g. Any help here is most appreciated.
You just need to register yourself as a drone operator in the EU country where you are entering
@@TECHDRONEMEDIAso if am entering spain and register myself as an operator then visit france in a couple of months, do i need to register again as an operator in france?
You said 12 member states ! Surly there are more than 12 ?
Ohh yes :-)