Flying in Mexico
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Citizen, yes, not necessarily BORN in Mexico.
It’s pretty standard in MANY countries to limit business dealing to only citizens. And can you blame them? They just want to keep non citizens from taking work from citizens.
It’s pretty standard in MANY countries to limit business dealing to only citizens. And can you blame them? They just want to keep non citizens from taking work from citizens.
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It’s not just commercial operations - it also precludes recreational (tourist) registering/flying as well wef December 1st 2018
Based on what I’ve seen(and done)I think I depends on where you and how the officials feel that particular day. While the laws are in place, they may not be enforcing them. I have traveled to Puerto Penasco(Rocky Point)several times for some off road races and see what I know are non citizens flying various drones. I have had a few of mine in the air at these events and not had any issues yet. I’m certainly not going to take one that is on the expensive side in case someone decides I have violated their rules and wants to provide it with a new home. At risk? Probably yes.
Hi I'm living in Mexico and I have license can I help you
Very cool. Where about in Mexico? I’m visiting family in Los Berros area and just looking to fly and take some landscape pics. Nothing commercial so it’s not a big deal.
I live in Mexico City. In this part of the country is where there are more restrictions as well as the big cities in other states of the country. let me know when you come and I will gladly help you if you have any questions
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Sorry I loss contact with this thread. I appreciate the offer. I flew into Cabo San Lucas the other day. I brought my phantom 3 standard just incase I had trouble going through customs but didn’t have any problems at all. I wasn’t going to fly because I respect this country but notice there were folks flying drones here and there. None them had a clue of the laws or seem to care. I used the app AirMap and they had the laws and used that. Thank you for the offer again peace.
Hi Derik, did you register your drone in advance with them for recreational flights?
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