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South America drone rules

Paraguay drone laws for travelers

Treat Paraguay as a paperwork-first destination. DINAC publishes RPAS rules and procedures, so get written clearance before assuming a tourist flight is acceptable.

River and canyon terrain photographed from a drone over South America-23.44° · -58.44°

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Direccion Nacional de Aeronautica Civil

Paraguay

Permit path required

DINAC RPAS procedure before flight

Treat Paraguay as a paperwork-first destination. DINAC publishes RPAS rules and procedures, so get written clearance before assuming a tourist flight is acceptable.

Bring it

No simple tourist import clearance was confirmed on the public DINAC pages; do not pack for paid or sensitive work without DINAC confirmation.

Register it

Use DINAC's RPAS/drone procedure and carry the aircraft, pilot, route, and authorization documents requested by the authority.

Fly it

Recreational flying is not presented as a casual tourist walk-up path. Use DINAC's drone procedure and confirm whether your route needs prior authorization.

Map check

Coordinate with DINAC for airports, controlled airspace, restricted areas, events, and sensitive sites.

Before you travel

  1. 01Review DINAC R 1103 and the drone operating procedure.
  2. 02Submit the requested aircraft, pilot, route, purpose, date, and contact details before flight.
  3. 03Carry written DINAC authorization and any site permission.

Operating notes

Max altitude
Follow DINAC R 1103 and the specific authorization conditions; verify current limits before flight.
Recreational
Recreational flying is not presented as a casual tourist walk-up path. Use DINAC's drone procedure and confirm whether your route needs prior authorization.
Commercial work
Commercial, aerial work, filming, or non-standard RPAS operations should be cleared with DINAC before travel.
Airspace
Coordinate with DINAC for airports, controlled airspace, restricted areas, events, and sensitive sites.

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