Can tourists fly a drone in Singapore?

Register unmanned aircraft over 250 g. Outdoor >250 g aircraft require Broadcast Remote ID, and some weights/settings require training or licence.

Do I need to register a drone in Singapore?

Check CAAS registration, Broadcast Remote ID, UA Basic Training, UAPL, and permit rules.

Business/non-recreational work commonly requires UAPL plus Operator Permit and Class 1 Activity Permit.

CAAS

Strict or complex

Registration, Broadcast Remote ID, and permits

Singapore is not a casual drone destination. Check CAAS permits and map restrictions before you even pack the drone.

Bring it: Because the country is compact and airport/security zones are dense, do not assume any urban flight is possible.
Register it: Check CAAS registration, Broadcast Remote ID, UA Basic Training, UAPL, and permit rules.
Fly it: Register unmanned aircraft over 250 g. Outdoor >250 g aircraft require Broadcast Remote ID, and some weights/settings require training or licence.
Map check: Use CAAS guidance and OneMap/UA permit resources before flying.

01Check CAAS unmanned aircraft requirements.
02Register >250 g aircraft and confirm Broadcast Remote ID before outdoor flights.
03Apply for permits where required.
04Use official maps and avoid sensitive/security areas.

Max altitude: 200 ft AMSL without permit; many operations need permits below that depending on location, weight, and purpose.
Commercial work: Business/non-recreational work commonly requires UAPL plus Operator Permit and Class 1 Activity Permit.