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Drone Registration in India

Complete drone registration services for legal operations in India.

Drone Registration in India - Step 1

Drone registration in India is mandatory for all drone operators under DGCA regulations. It ensures safe, legal, and accountable drone operations across the country.

Why it matters: Ensures compliance with government regulations, avoids penalties, and allows authorized drone flights.

Registration Process

  • Determine drone category based on weight and purpose (Nano, Micro, Small, Medium, Large).
  • Create an operator account on the Digital Sky Platform portal.
  • Submit drone specifications and operator identity proof online.
  • Undergo verification by DGCA and obtain Unique Identification Number (UIN).
  • Label drone with UIN for legal operation.
  • Renew or update registration in case of change of ownership or drone specifications.

Documents Required

  • Drone specifications including weight, model, and make
  • Owner/operator identity proof (Aadhar, PAN, or Passport)
  • Proof of address
  • Authorization from owner if drone is not self-owned
  • Insurance documents (if applicable for commercial drones)

Key Benefits

  • Legal authorization for drone flights in India.
  • Compliance with DGCA regulations to avoid fines and penalties.
  • Enhanced safety and accountability for drone operations.
  • Eligibility for commercial drone operations and government contracts.
  • Improved trust with clients and aviation authorities.
  • Ability to fly drones beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) once registered and approved.
  • Supports integration into regulated airspace with UIN-based identification.