Fly your drone in Thailand — legally, from day one.
We handle the full CAAT & NBTC registration, the required Thai phone verification, national park permits and insurance. You bring the drone — we bring the paperwork.
Why drone registration in Thailand confuses most tourists.
"Well it's Thailand, how hard could it be?" — until you meet Thai bureaucracy.
Two authorities, two systems
You must register with both CAAT and NBTC. Separate platforms, different requirements, different processing times.
Thai phone number required
CAAT now requires a Thai SIM for SMS verification. Most tourists don't have one — and the registration cannot proceed without it.
Rules change constantly
Procedures shift quietly. Incomplete applications delay approval and burn through your valuable flying days.
We simplify the entire process.
We handle CAAT and NBTC registration, manage the required phone verification, and guide you through every step — including the UAS Portal flight announcement.
Parts of the process can be completed before you even enter Thailand — so you can start flying as soon as possible after arrival.
Get started today →Do it yourself — or let us handle it.
Do it yourself
If you prefer to manage CAAT and NBTC on your own, our free guides walk you through every step.
- →Step-by-step CAAT instructions
- →NBTC registration explained
- →Required documents checklist
- →National park rules & no-fly zones
Let us handle everything
Full CAAT and NBTC service including the required Thai phone verification.
- ✓800+ applications from pilots worldwide
- ✓CAAT registration done within 24h
- ✓No Thai phone number needed — we handle it
- ✓NBTC registration in 1–3 business days
- ✓Clear pricing, fast support, simple process
- ✓Support before and after arrival
Honest, fixed prices.
No hidden fees. No surprises. Pay only for what you need.
Full drone registration
Full CAAT & NBTC. No Thai phone number needed. You bring your own insurance (mandatory by law — see below).
National park permit
For flying inside Thai national parks.
NBTC only
Already have CAAT? We handle the NBTC.
Add a new drone
Register an additional drone under your profile.
Insurance
Government-mandated 1,000,000 THB coverage for third-party damages.
Start your registration.
Fill out the form and we'll reply within 24 hours with the next steps — usually faster.
Trusted by drone pilots worldwide.
400+ Google reviews — many about our drone registration service.
"Got the required certificates literally within hours of landing in Thailand. Skip the stress — reach out and get flying!"
"First day after coming to Bangkok I'd got both CAAT and NBTC completed and was able to fly."
"CAAT now requires a Thai phone number. They handled that step before I arrived — saving me valuable flying days."
Everything you need to know.
Do I really need to register my drone in Thailand?+
Yes. If you want to fly your drone with a camera in Thailand, it must be registered with both CAAT and NBTC before flying legally.
What registrations are required?+
Two separate ones: CAAT (Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand) and NBTC (telecommunication registration).
How long does the drone registration take?+
CAAT is often completed within 24 hours once documents are correct. NBTC typically takes 1–3 business days. With our service, the CAAT part can be completed before entering Thailand.
Do I need a Thai phone number?+
Yes — CAAT now requires a Thai phone number for verification. Most tourists don't have or want one. We handle the required Thai SMS/phone verification for you.
Can I complete registration before arriving?+
If you already have a Thai phone number, or use our service, the CAAT can be completed before arrival. NBTC can only be done after arrival.
Is drone insurance mandatory?+
Yes. Valid third-party liability insurance is required, with a minimum of 1,000,000 THB coverage. We can arrange the necessary insurance.
Can I fly in Thai national parks?+
Yes, but you need a permit from the national park. We assist with applying for them.
What documents are required?+
Passport copy, photo of drone, drone & controller serial numbers, insurance certificate, and a sales invoice (if the drone was bought in Thailand).