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GCAA — EU-style UAS classification (C0-C6)
Georgia regulates drones through the GCAA (Georgian Civil Aviation Agency), with a class system similar to the European one (C0-C6 by weight). Registration is mandatory, with the number displayed visibly and permanently on the drone.
Max altitude
120 m
Limit of 120 m above ground level for most categories; the operator may choose a lower limit.
Operator registration
Yes, required
Mandatory through the official uas.gov.ge portal; the registration number must be displayed visibly and non-removably on the drone's exterior. Weight classification: C0 under 250 g, C1 under 900 g, C2 under 4 kg, C3/C5/C6 and C4 under 25 kg.
Pilot license
Depends on the case
For subcategory A1 a theory exam is enough (class C1); A2 requires a remote pilot competency certificate (online exam + practical + theory); A3 only needs the online theory exam. The specific and certified categories require a risk assessment or full certification.
Zones to avoid
The official page consulted doesn't specify detailed no-fly zones or distances: always check airspace through official GCAA channels (uas.gov.ge) before flying.
What isn't 100% confirmed yet
Data verified against Georgia's official UAS portal (uas.gov.ge); no specific no-fly zone or insurance requirement is stated on that page.
Last checked: 2026-08
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Informational content, not legal advice. Zones and rules change constantly: always check the country's official website before every flight.