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Georgia drone laws for travelers

Georgia has an official UAS platform. Register where required, complete competency steps for Open Category operations, and check no-fly or restricted areas before flying.

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Georgian Civil Aviation Agency

Georgia

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Register and follow GCAA platform rules

Georgia has an official UAS platform. Register where required, complete competency steps for Open Category operations, and check no-fly or restricted areas before flying.

The trip, step by step

Bring it: No special tourist import note found; carry registration and competency documents.
Register it: Operator registration applies for drones 250 g and above and other cases described by GCAA.
Fly it: Allowed in Open Category when the drone and operation meet GCAA limits, VLOS, registration, and competency requirements.
Map check: Use official Georgian airspace resources and obtain authorization for restricted or no-fly areas.

Before you travel

01GCAA operator registration.
02Remote pilot competency certificate.
03Insurance where required.
04Authorization for restricted areas or higher-risk operations.

Operating notes

Max altitude: 120 m AGL in Open Category; restricted or no-fly areas require authorization.
Commercial work: Commercial or higher-risk flights may require category-specific authorization from GCAA.

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