Can you bring a drone to Georgia?

• Drones

  depends on specifics

  Georgia’s Civil Aviation Agency drone portal uses the EU-style class system (class C0: MTOM under 250 g; C2: under 4 kg; C3/C4: under 25 kg), asks users to "label your unmanned aircraft with your user registration number before heading out to fly", limits several classes to "a maximum attainable height above the take-off point limited to 120 m", and states that "Flying UAS within Restricted, Prohibited and Dangerous areas without authorization is not permitted" (zone information at airspace.gov.ge).

  The official portal page does not say who must register, or whether a foreign visitor can register or fly a drone brought from abroad; secondary sources say drones over 250 g need GCAA registration but that is unconfirmed here. Customs also treats high-frequency radio-electronic devices and communication equipment as permit goods (Revenue Service brochure) — whether that reaches consumer drones is not stated. Register or check with the Civil Aviation Agency before flying.

  Also covers: drone, uav, quadcopter, unmanned aircraft, rpas

  Checked 2026-09-21 — Source: Georgian Civil Aviation Agency — UAS (drone) portal

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Informational only — not legal advice. Customs rules change; confirm with the official source above before you travel. See update history