Can You Fly Your Drone Internationally?

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In this video, we answer the question of if you can fly your drone internationally. We go over some of the rules for traveling with a drone and talk about the process of researching different countries you want to fly in. We also briefly list 15 countries that do not allow drones.
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0:00 Introduction
0:48 Flying in America
1:10 Traveling With a Drone
2:13 Flying Internationally
3:22 Recap
4:34 15 Countries Where Drones Are Banned
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[@treynolds94]

In Canada sub 249g no restrictions from transport Canada other then class F airspace and restricted notams but other then that no registration, or license needed. Also no height, VLOS, or flying over people or car restrictions.

[@chriscapune7873]

I recently passed the 49 Recreational test so I can have the number to put on my under 249 gram drone. And have the documents to show if asked for. My question is I have purchased another sub 249 gram drone do I use the same number or do I need to list the new drone and if so how do I go about that? I live in the USA. California.

[@uavcoach]

From the FAA's website: "All drones must be registered, except those that weigh 0.55 pounds or less (less than 250 grams) and are flown under the Exception for Limited Recreational Operations. Drones registered under the Exception for Limited Recreational Operations cannot be flown under Part 107." You can find out more info here: www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/register_drone

[@alex59ba]

I thought it’s about flying drone across the border aka Canada-US or vice versa.

[@uavcoach]

I believe that flying across a border is strictly prohibited for security/safety concerns.