Drone Regulations in Mongolia
Mongolia permits drone operations, including photography, under certain conditions:
- Registration and Permits: All drone operators, whether recreational or commercial, must register their drones with the Civil Aviation Authority of Mongolia (CAAM). A registration fee of ₮30,000 applies, and the process may take up to five days.
- Flight Restrictions:
- Altitude: Maintain a maximum altitude of 150 meters above the ground.
- Prohibited Areas: Avoid flying near airports, military installations, government buildings, and sensitive areas. Specifically, do not operate drones within 4 km of airports.
- Time and Weather: Flights should occur during daylight hours and in good weather conditions, ensuring visibility of at least 3 km.
- Operational Guidelines:
- Visual Line of Sight: Keep the drone within your visual line of sight at all times.
- Privacy: Respect individuals’ privacy; obtain consent before capturing images or videos of people.
- Safety: Do not fly over people, large crowds, or moving vehicles.
Commercial Drone Use
For commercial drone operations, including professional photography, obtaining a permit from CAAM is mandatory. This ensures compliance with safety standards and regulations.
Recommendations
- Stay Informed: Regulations may change; regularly consult CAAM for the latest information.
- Contact Authorities: For specific inquiries or to obtain necessary permits, reach out to CAAM at ops@mcaa.gov.mn or call +976-11-285013.
By adhering to these guidelines, you can safely and legally use drones for photography in Mongolia.
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