Drone Regulations in Sweden
A list of drone regulations and links for drone pilots in Sweden
Sweden Regulations Overview:
Is a registration necessary?
You need to have Registration.
Recreational use of drones allowed?
Yes, it is allowed.
Is drone insurance mandatory?
It is recommended.
Commercial use of drones permitted?
Yes, but with conditions.
Does the drone need a badge?
Yes
Maximum Altitude:
120 metters
Respect the privacy of other people
Don’t forget this rule.
Not allowed drones near airports
Stay away from Airports.
Drone Regulations in Sweden
When you decide travel and fly your drone in Sweden you need to be inform about the drone regulations about this. Always read the latest rules and information on the official web pages.
Drone Regulations in Sweden
Drone Regulations in Sweden
Our advise is always to be up to date with the latest news and conditions before you decide and perform a drone flight.
Drones with weight under 7 kg:
– For recreational operations and if the drone is under 20 kg – No liability is required.
– The drone must have a Label with the owner Name and Phone Number.
If the drone fly in dark – it must have lighting system and always can be visible.
– Before produce a flight – the pilot must be update with all important information. The channels to get it are AIP, NOTAM, Police.
– Visual eye contact with the drone– all the time.
– Max high if the flight – 120 meters.
– Do Not fly near Nuclear Power Plants, Military objects and areas.
For the next you need Special Permit :
– If the drone is more than 7 kg.
– If you want to perform not visual connected fly.
– If you want fly above 120 meters.
– If you want fly above specific areas.
This Permit you can get from Transport Agency – here is the website.
If you intend to share or sell the taken photos or videos shoot on the Sweden Land – you need to apply a request for permit – here.
Some tourist travel tips for Sweden
Visit the Cathedral of Sant Petri
The St. Petri Kyrka Cathedral is located very close to Stortorget Square and is the oldest building in Malmo. It was built in the 14th century in Gothic style and contains preserved pieces of murals from the 15th century. It is interesting to see the 105m high tower, as well as the altar, which is considered one of the largest in Northern Europe.
Rent a bike and take a city tour
This is the fastest and most enjoyable way to see as much of it as you can. If you don’t know, Malmo is also called “the city of parks.” It has been named one of the three greenest cities in the world and has won a bunch of environmental care awards. There are bikes everywhere, and the walk is extremely enjoyable. 4 large and 16 smaller parks make you feel almost all the time riding a bicycle in the forest, but on very comfortable, paved trails.
Take a stroll in Kungsparken and see Malmohus Castle
Kungsparken is a city park. It was built at the end of the 19th century, very close to the Malmöhus Slott Castle. Part of it is set aside for an English garden. Along the meandering lanes, trees can be seen, which usually grow on different continents. A windmill, play areas and picnic areas complement the park’s charming, peaceful atmosphere.
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