Elizabeth Ciobanu

Elizabeth (Editor-in-Chief) is a full-time (homeschooling!) mom of five, and serial entrepreneur in a variety of enterprises, one of which is producing content for Droneblog.

Elizabeth is also responsible for making sure each and every piece of content is up to snuff. In addition to writing content, she helps with the vision casting and direction planning for the development of the website. Elizabeth has a Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Science and a Master’s Degree in Teaching English as a Foreign Language.

You may bring a drone with you on your travels to Ireland. First, you need to register as a Drone Operator, and in addition, you will need to obtain a Remote Pilot’s License for non-EU residents.

In the Bahamas, drone flying is legal. Therefore, an Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) may be brought into the country and used for either commercial or recreational purposes.

Luckily, Tanzania legally allows you to bring in a drone, as well as allowing you to fly your drone there. You will be able to capture some stunning aerial shots with a drone, as long as it meets certain requirements and has a permit.

Following certain restrictions based on the size of your drone, you should be able to fly your drone in Sri Lanka. You will be required to obtain the proper permits to legally fly.

The good news is that drones have been legal in South Africa since 2015. However, before you bring your drone into the country, you should apply for permission from the CAA.

The good news is that the Saudi authorities and the General Authority for Civic Aviation (GACA) do provide a clear route to obtaining licensing and permission to fly drones in Saudi Arabia.

Permission to fly a drone is granted on a case-by-case basis in the Maldives. Because this is not an uncommon request, there is a series of steps you must follow to seek approval.

Although you can take a drone to Catalina Island and fly it, you will have to be careful where you do it. Several areas are off-limits, and so are some types of filming.

You can bring a drone to Italy, but you need to be aware of the regulations surrounding drones in Italy. Drones weighing less than 25 kg are regulated by ENAC, the Italian Civil Aviation Authority.

No. You can bring a drone to Peru as long as you follow the country’s guidelines for safe and legal drone flying. However, you may not fly your drone at Machu Picchu without…