400ft max height
Don't fly over people
Don't interfere with aircraft
Only line of sight
This is a guide for South Korea drone laws in 2021 (updated every year) where you'll get a clue about what you can or shouldn't do while flying a quadcopter anywhere in this country.
Yes, according to the South Korea Office of Civil Aviation, drones are legal. Just with all other countries, there are rules and regulations guarding the sector.
New drone laws are expected to come into effect by the end of January 2021. The laws will require anyone owning a drone weighing over 2 Kg to have it registered. This changes the current laws that exempt drones below 12 Kg from getting licensed. The ministry attributes the new laws to new safety concerns arising from a large number of people using them.
Email: fsdiv01@korea.kr
Phone: +82 442014251
The process has been simplified and can take place over a smartphone app or any device with internet access.
The new drone laws will require drone users to register any drone weighing over 250 g, borrowing from other advanced drones using countries such as China, the United States, Australia, and Germany.
As an addition to all the rules bellow, avoid flying above Seoul as most of it is designated as a no-flight zone.
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