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Haiti drone laws for travelers

Haiti has an official RPAS framework and forms, but security and NOTAM restrictions make it a high-friction trip. Get OFNAC approval before carrying or flying.

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Office National de l'Aviation Civile

Haiti

Permit path required

OFNAC registration and authorization

Haiti has an official RPAS framework and forms, but security and NOTAM restrictions make it a high-friction trip. Get OFNAC approval before carrying or flying.

The trip, step by step

Bring it
Do not pack a drone unless OFNAC has confirmed the trip-specific registration, import, and flight authorization path.
Register it
Use OFNAC's drone registration form and carry authorization documents.
Fly it
Tourist or hobby flights should not be treated as informal. Use OFNAC's registration and authorization process before operating.
Map check
Check OFNAC NOTAMs and local restrictions, especially around Port-au-Prince, airports, security sites, and emergency operations.

Before you travel

  1. 01Register the drone with OFNAC.
  2. 02Submit the drone authorization request before operating.
  3. 03Check current NOTAMs and carry written approval.

Operating notes

Max altitude
By OFNAC authorization and active NOTAMs; verify current operating limits before flight.
Commercial work
Commercial, media, survey, or NGO work requires OFNAC authorization and likely additional security or site coordination.

Compare the route

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Registration, import, and commercial-work rules can change at the border even when the flight looks identical.

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